I DID SOMETHING :) Was curious about how Canada is dealing with COVID 1. Shows the current cases of COVID in Canada. 2. The blue line represents the predicted results for the next 50 days 3. How Canada is doing compared to the world 4. How each province is doing with COVID

Shark belly-buttons heal! Skin denticles surround the 'scar', then as the skin heals over the denticles grow to crowd the space. Whether sharks are born in eggs (yolk-attached) or live (placental) they all have umbilical scars that heal. 🦈🦷 #babyshark #skinteeth #sharkscience

Halfway through Prosanta’s @PREAUX_FISH insightful & entertaining page turner, Explaining Life through Evolution. We’re fish 🔥🔥🔥 Had I read this book 20 years ago, I would undoubtedly be an evolutionary biologist. I want to gift 10 books to African students. DM me.

NEW PAPER: Ever wondered why insects fly in all sorts of crazy patterns around lights at night? So did we! We set about recording flying insects to work out what's going on. I'll summarise what we found in this 🧵. Spoiler: We don't think they confuse lights with the moon.

What if I… studied fish… for a… PhD?

For those in the #sharkscience world... this is HUGE. Drone Footage Reveals Newborn Great White Shark: buff.ly/3OpmOIx

Hi @mcmsharksxx, I know this is a hard topic. But do you think it is possible for sustainable shark fisheries to exist?

Finished all my stats for the paper.... hopefully Now I just gotta start writing.

The Atlantic Shark Institute (ASI) announced that their acoustic Shark Array off Block Island, RI detected a fifth shark. on.forbes.com/6019GWCeU

Far, far away in the constellation Cassiopeia, a galaxy resembling a TIE fighter is secured to a supermassive black hole, 1 billion times the mass of the Sun. How @TheNRAO & our @NASAUniverse missions studied the stars in this active galaxy: go.nasa.gov/31B5Bnv

The vast majority of animals need to breed to reproduce. But a small subset can have offspring without mating on.natgeo.com/3gBuFPB

Following up yesterday’s tweet from @rthandiackal on our #zebrafish locomotion work, it’s hard to overemphasize how detailed the velocity vector fields are using IR light and small algae as tracer particles. Paper in @J_Exp_Biol (bit.ly/3gwRrI5) #swimming #fishsci

Hurricane Laura

I already love Port Jackson sharks, but now love them even more

#SharkSunday 🦈 Some shark teeth overlap in the jaw so they work together like chainsaw links. But overlapping teeth complicate tooth replacement. Nurse sharks have teeth with no overlap so they easily move forward independent of their neighbors. (@UFsharkresearch)