Meet Slime Molds
Lots of invertebrates feed on slime molds; lots of slime molds feed on other organisms. Sounds gross but the macro photos are beautiful.
Lots of invertebrates feed on slime molds; lots of slime molds feed on other organisms. Sounds gross but the macro photos are beautiful.
Added to the ‘I didn’t think animals could get weirder’ list – meet the Hooded Nudibranch.
These transmitters weigh less than a gram and can be attached to individual insects. This means scientists can track them directly as they migrate.
Australia’s PhD graduates can be better utilised in the non‐academic workforce “Our research shows that 80% of job ads looking for employees with high levels of research skills did not mention the PhD as a qualification.”
Serious scientific answers to hypothetical questions like “If every person on Earth aimed a laser pointer at the Moon at the same time, would it change color?”.
The numerous benefits to making your science open access and the global movement to improve society’s access to science.
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