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Finished "Phagey" the bactetiophage, made for @tatwoodpuppets show #microbodyssey On this weekend at Centre for Life, Newcastle and Moving Parts Puppetry Festival in April. . #bacteriophage #microbes #sciencepuppet #scienceeducation #puppets #puppetmaker #puppetstudio #puppetworkshop

Terrace formation by a meandering river ————————— While my main love is plants, I do have a penchant for geology and have had the great good fortune to work with several geologists over the last few years. ————————— This video was created with two professors @cuboulder , Dr Lon Abbott and Dr Greg Tucker, to show how streams carve flood plains as they meander and then how terraces are formed when the stream cuts into the earth. This is apparently a difficult concept for students to grasp. ————————— When I checked back in my YouTube channel, I found this animation had nearly 3000 views and this very lovely comment: this animation is worth 20 pages of explanation in a textbook! And that is why I’m a scientific animator!! ————————— Link to the animation is in my bio.

The wait is over! Hatchlings are finally emerging after their 45-70 day incubation period. These little guys have a tough start to life. It takes them ~3-7 days to break free from their egg and make their way up to the surface. They then have to scramble across the sand, dodging predators such as seagulls and crabs before entering the big blue. Once in the water, they will swim for the next 24 to 48 hours to get out in the deep water to escape marine predators! #heronisland #scienceeducation #turtlelove #marinescience #gladstoneregion #greatbarrierreef #thisisqueensland #southerngreatbarrierreef #lovethereef #turtle

The soup robot. Technology at its best! - Credit : @simonegiertz - Follow us @thesciencesegment for more daily content ✅

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First two microbe puppets finished for @tatwoodpuppets Introducing Tardigrade and Bacteriophage making their debut in #Microbodyssey this weekend at Centre for Life, Newcastle. Join the Microbodyssey tour if you're local! . #tardigrade #bacteriophage #microbes #sciencepuppets #scienceeducation #puppetsineducation #puppetmaker #puppets #puppetworkshop #puppetstudio

CRIKEY! It’s Steve Irwin’s birthday!! To celebrate I’m dedicating this #fossilfriday to the late, great, Crocodile Hunter. . Can you imagine him feeding the super croc “Sarcosuchus imperator”?!?! This enormous crocodyliform lived around 110 million years ago in what’s now Niger, Africa. It’s estimated to be 40 ft. (12.19 m) long and weighed 8 tons...that’s as much as an African bull elephant! With its size, including a 6 ft (1.8 m) skull, Sarcosuchus could most likely eat dinosaurs. . Remains of Sarcosuchus were collected from the Elrhaz Formation of the Texans Group, that dates to the late Aptian - early Albian of the Early Cretaceous Period. The stratigraphy represents an inland freshwater fluvial environment with a humid tropical climate. . Image showing a Sarcosuchus skull compared to a modern Orinoco Crocodile skull. From paulsereno.uchicago.edu . . . . #steveirwin #crocodile #supercroc #sarcosuchus #cretaceous #africa #paleontology #scienceeducation