
Behavioural Ecologist #ConservationBehaviour Taronga Conservation Society🐺🦜@TarongaZoo & Marine Predator Research Group🦭🐧@MPRG_MQ @Macquarie_Uni Views Mine
Sydney, Australia
Joined August 2011
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Replying to @apples_dan
@apples_dan shows that zoo-bred Regent Honeyeaters prefer the songs of other zoo bred birds. A really important contribution to the conservation efforts of this species. Highlighting how important song tutoring is to the future of the species
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Worldwide lockdowns to curb the spread of COVID severely altered human mobility. Animals such as the coyote traveled longer distances and occurred closer to roads. Animals can modify their behavior in response to rapid changes in human mobility.
doi.org/10.1126/science.abo6…
Skip the famous fur seal is doing well since his release 48 days ago - he’s now foraging south of Tasmania and sending back lots of data | 7NEWS youtu.be/Aiy3YRRzZBQ @tarongazoo @James_HGriffin
As part of our research on fur seal behaviour in NSW we’re tracking a young rehab seal released off Sydney 🦭 In under a week he’s already headed south of Victoria @tarongazoo @SeaWorldAU @Wildsydharbour youtu.be/ulQ_x_EEjS4
Do you want to see awesome #wildlife in #cameratrap & #trailcam images, and help #science?
Check out our new Dingo? Bingo! Project on #Zooniverse
Identify Australian species and classify images for the Myall Lakes Dingo Project
zooniverse.org/projects/neil… – at Myall Lake, New South Wales
Replying to @sawsharkman
Same as this little noodle - Smiths Lake Field Station this afternoon
Great to contribute to this vital research led by @RobHeinsohn & @CratesRoss
Models show current efforts only slow the decline of critically #Endangered Regent Honeyeater
Extinction is looming
Zoo breeding is essential but in situ protection also a must
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Replying to @sawsharkman @RobHarcourt
Absolutely correct- on both the type specimen and it being the best museum








