Ivy Baremore, PhD

@ivalina.bsky.social

I am a marine scientist in Central America studying deepwater and small scale fisheries, sharks, etc.

DID YOU KNOW IF YOU FIND A HORSESHOE CRAB THATS BEEN TAGGED BY THE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE AND SUBMIT THE LOCATION YOU SAW IT USING THE FORM ON FWS DOT GOV SLASH CRABTAG THEY SEND YOU A BEAUTIFUL CRAB PIN

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Venezuela quake: The most useful thing to give after a major catastrophe is cash. But it can be tricky figuring out where to send the cash where it’ll have the biggest impact. Local charities with known track records & connections work best, but… they’re the ones also struggling in the aftermath.

Some songs trigger really intense memories. I was listening to Love Calls by Kem and it took me right back to riding down Woodward with my parents in the summer, leaving Hart Plaza. What are some songs like that for you?

I live in the tropics with no AC, our house is pretty much consistently above 65% humidity and 80F/28C. When I tell you that the same temperature at my in laws' house in England is unbearable, I am serious. There are no fans or ways to remove the heat. I'm traveling with rechargable fans this summer

Heather Richardson@hg-richardson.bsky.social · last mo.

For anyone wondering why the UK struggles so much with the heat 🔥 —> theconversation.com/heat-humidit...

Dearest friends, I am in need of an epically banger short story collection. Please regale me with stories of your finest stories! Wash me in your teeny prose! Flood me in your mini-fiction references! Please— PLEASE BLUEKSY! I beseech thee!

Gave a lift to a nice family this morning. When I told them I am a marine biologist, the mom said "ok kids, we have 5 minutes, each of you think of a question that you would like to know the answer to about marine biology. Who is ready first?" and it was a real humbling lesson in parenting, lol

NEW PUBLICATION ALERT | Critical habitats for sharks and rays in Asia remain largely unprotected Key findings • Across the Bay of Bengal, Southeast Asia, and the Northwest Pacific, 122 Important Shark and Ray Areas (ISRAs) were identified (~1 million km² or ~3% of the region)

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Elizabeth Madin, a researcher at the Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology, developed software to analyze satellite imagery and detect “reef halos” around coral reefs. These features are created by grazing fish and provide a global monitoring tool for coral reef health. 🌊🧪

Future telehealth for the ocean: ‘Reef halos’ enable global checkups

From thousands of feet above the ocean, coral reefs reveal a hidden signal: pale, circular “halos” etched into the seafloor

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