New fish paper! We found that Clinocottus globicpes eats anemones (weird!) using a novel wrestling behavior + strong jaws that likely started as adaptations for tearing algae. It also has thick skin that protects it from stinging cells. @jzoology.bsky.social 🐟🧪
DM for PDF.
doi.org/10.1111/jzo....
Join us tomorrow (Jan 5) for our Bioinspired design symposium! It will be a great space to think about how biologists and engineers work together to produce great science and innovative designs.
📍 Location: Marquis C
🕣 Time: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
🔗 #SICBioinspired #SICB2025 @karlycohen.bsky.social
Congratulations Kory! Well deserved
If you follow me please introduce yourself below!! I’d love to know more about y’all as I’m starting over on Bluesky 🌊
A school of fish people! go.bsky.app/LXwgsEZ
Hiii, Bluesky! We are Minorities in Shark Sciences, a nonprofit organization seeking to promote diversity and inclusion in shark research. 🦈 Nice to meet you! 💙
💻: www.misselasmo.org
Happy to be joining the conversation on Bluesky! I’ll be posting about our research on the biology of hagfishes, marine biology, bio-inspired design, and reposting all things slimy and fishy.
“Desk detritus” is a most excellent hashtag
Hi friends! I am defending my dissertation this Thursday, June 13th at 1 pm PST. Please let me know if you’d like the link to defend virtually!
Index card with two dimensional analyses for drag
I don’t know a lot of things, but one thing I do know is that @fishguy.bsky.social will give you a dimensional analysis every time. Yay for learning about drag, Reynolds number, and flow regimes!
Let's start a thread of faculty in evolutionary bio & ecology who are seeking grad students in the run-up to application season. Repost with: who you are, a potential student project, a photo, and a link.
Howard University is searching for an Anthropologist to become the Director of the W. Montague Cobb Research Laboratory, which includes several important African American anthropological collections. Please RT to help circulate!
bioanth.org/jobs/3698/
I'm Emily! I work on fish morphological evolution and am currently a PhD candidate at U. Oklahoma
Sarah standing behind a tank filled with cold sea water.
Hi friends!
I’m Sarah, and I’m interested in the functional morphology and physiology of fishes. Currently, I study the form and function of gills in sharks and their relatives.
Currently, you can find me at Arizona State!
