It's #WorldWildlifeDay here's the niece wearing my previous study species. Hope that it adds some cuteness to your day!pic.twitter.com/i5QOGQhDkb
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it was amazing and also very hard to not laugh - as we were supposed to be silent and not touch the animal (hard to do!)
You studied spatial dynamics, right? Did you see this? https://twitter.com/OtherSociology/status/837572930011709440 … :(
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I did study spatial dynamics! :) that photo is amazing! i have seen them drink from puddles before but not bird feeder :D
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reading the article further I am curious to learn more and see how they compare it to areas without the water stations
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to many people's surprise they do actually spend a lot of time on the ground at night, or at least certain individuals do
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they are completely crazy at night, like another animal altogether, they also run, "fast". think wombat with longer legs. :D
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thanks for sharing the study, I will keep an eye on the work to see what they find over longer term/ & w/ & w/out stations
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i wonder how they know the koala is drinking/drank rather than just floating its head in the water, in that pic hard to tell
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also wrt spatial dynamics if we set up artificial H2O points what could that do to distribution / other threats? cats 4 eg.
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ok, that's all I need to park it otherwise I could ask questions all day and never be able to answer it myself :)))
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