Exciting opportunity for ocean and fish folks! 🌊🪸

"... we will do radio astronomy..." CHRISTINA KOCH YOU ARE MY HERO

'Best friend' otter cubs released into the wild by Devon charity The release comes not long after the UK Wild Otter Trust had to move to a new base.

so happy for them

Astronauts Dedicate Moon Crater to Carroll Wiseman, Wife of NASA Commander

"It’s a bright spot on the moon,” CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen said, his voice breaking up, “and we would like to call it Carroll.”

The crew all shared a hug after.

www.nytimes.com/2026/04/06/s...

Lunar orb showing mostly the far side which has many more craters and less dark patches

Latest #ArtemisII Moon pic 🌕

LOOK HOW DIFFERENT THE FAR SIDE IS!

so unfamiliar!

Good day to remind everyone that we must fight to preserve the radio heritage / quietness of this region, it’s the only place shielded from Earth’s EM radiation.

I hope there are radio telescope there one day! 📡

🔭

in hospital because I got bit by the Easter Goose

Happy putting PEEPS in the microwave day to all who celebrate

Talks to reduce funding for overfishing remain stalled at WTO meeting Governments across the world have pledged to re-ignite stalled “Fish Two” negotiations and finalize the second part of a long-sought agreement to curb harmful fishing subsidies by mid-2028. The…

A @wto.org deal to end unsustainable fishing subsidies is at a standstill as three countries block consensus. While 116 nations have ratified phase one, disputes over fairness and scientific capacity continue to divide wealthy and developing fishing nations.

Elizabeth Fitt reports for #Mongabay.

A sunny side up egg with a tiny yolk and enormous whites

happy easter

Daydream
Katharine Burns
2025

telling some people that polar bears cover their noses when they hunt and realising midway through that it can't possibly be true

actual nytimes headline FEMA Official Says He Teleported to Waffle House. Experts Are Dubious.

you, a naive fool: i do believe there are some things the nytimes won’t both sides

the nytimes:

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Thank you for sharing in the wonder with me! Here is a recent photo of a hummingbird in her nest on our Esri campus. Basically it is eye level to a walkway so people on campus can walk by it every morning without disturbing her.
📸 by Richard Aguirre

say what you will about pam bondi,

Snow capped mountains on a sunny day

good morning

Another notification telling me a phishing email has been intercepted. I shudder to think what would happen if the Dean ever did urgently need me to send him an Amazon gift card.

Happy fish day, French people

boy is it

All of this for SARTRE? a pervert toad??

I know I'm like 30 years late on this but god what a huge bummer to learn how poorly Simone de Beauvoir treated her female students

Annihilation (2018)

Ski sign that says DANGER CREEK AREA and has a cartoon snowboarder flipping head first into a comically large creek

apologies for not attending the event as you can see I was flipping head first into a river

My cat Snufkin mid yawn

aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh

calling the No Kings rally 'No Tyrants' in Canada because we have a king is so good

8-foot great white circles Newport surfer. Get ready for a 'very sharky summer,' expert says With unseasonably warm weather and the start of an El Niño cycle, Cal State Long Beach Shark Lab Director Chris Lowe predicts this sighting is just the start of a 'very sharky summer.'

What's wild is the circling behaviour isn't uncommon for sharks, surfers just don't typically notice them and they usually never go for a little bite. But no amount of knowing how safe I probably am would keep me from absolutely panicking if I saw one circle me

New Study Highlights Success in Open-Coast Seagrass Restoration New research led by scientists at UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography is shining a spotlight on one of the ocean’s most overlooked habitats: seagrass.

An often overlooked part of marine conservation, seagrasses are so crucial for preserving near-shore biodiversity, giving small fish a safe place to grow, and storing carbon. Successful seagrass transplants are an easy win for the ocean. 🌊

eau de toilette really sounds like it'd be from the toilet

hearing some early reporting that this is because girls go to college to get more knowledge and boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider