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The Inquisitive Biologist

New review: Uncovering Dinosaur Behavior is a concise, well-structured, and beautifully illustrated book that transcends being "merely" good popular science by also addressing professional palaeontologists.

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The Inquisitive Biologist · Book review – Uncovering Dinosaur Behavior: What They Did and How We KnowUncovering Dinosaur Behavior is a concise, well-structured, and beautifully illustrated book that transcends being “merely” good popular science by also addressing professional palaeont…
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daieno bika

Hello, #FediVerse! I am new here and I am looking for my people so that I can follow them and maybe even have conversations. Are you my people?

I’m migrating from Instagram, where I did more lurking than posting. It’s taking me some time to find my way around over here.

I’m particularly interested in finding #Horse people, and people who are into #ClickerTraining, #PositiveReinforcement, and #AnimalBehavior. I worked in #AnimalRescue for five years, but man is that a hard, draining career. I am currently recovering from pretty severe burnout. But I still love my local #AnimalShelter.

All of my horses are #Adopted because hey, I was in a position to provide them a home when they needed it. No shame if that’s not how you got your horse(s) - I just find that if I think too hard about looking for another herd member, the universe provides. So I try not to think that too hard, because the ones I have now are plenty! :P

My #horses are varied in size from a tall #Percheron to a chonky little #Haflinger, and all in their mid-twenties. They live with me at a rural #HousingCooperative and kindly allow themselves to be petted and played with by local community members in an outreach program that I started this winter. It’s still a pretty small endeavor. We’ll see where it goes. I’ll probably post about that sometimes.

I hope this reaches you, #HorseLovers and #ClickerTrainers! Also, anyone else who wants to say hi! There is a long list of other topics I may post about in my bio, so I won’t list everything in this already rather long post. Thanks for reading if you made it this far.

Abner the Haflinger horse strides toward the camera across a snowy meadow. He's wearing a stylish purple halter and blue lead rope. The rope is just draped over his back because he's a very good boy and comes back when I let him out to go exploring. There are trees in the background and a grey sky above.
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Animal Behaviour Live

🐝 Missed our 2024 seminar by @DrEMLichtenberg on decision-making by foraging bees? Great news! The replay is now available! 📺✨

🔗 Watch here: youtube.com/live/rnJqqgkXj0g

And there’s more! 🧐 Dr. Elinor Lichtenberg’s latest preprint explores how bumble bees use social cues from unexpected sources—nectaring lady beetles! 🐞🌸

🔗 Read it here: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

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