A bit of natural addition to the chandelier design.

Museum Resource 🐟 Fishes in the Fresh Waters of Florida Explore our state's freshwater fish species and then see our collection records, photos & map. Shown: Tidewater Mojarra (Eucinostomus harengulus), indigenous to Florida freshwaters 🔗 Info & browse: floridamuseum.ufl.edu/discover-fish/…

This would be a centipede because its legs have a 180° phase asymmetry for running. Not a millipede. Their legs are in bilateral phase symmetry, for burrowing.

Toxic relationship 💃 Bella moths use a noxious plant toxin as an aromatic calling card, which they use to repel predators and attract mates. Scientists are getting closer to understanding how they do it. Story + study: floridamuseum.ufl.edu/science/bella-…

Cryptic while undiscovered, aposematic once found. Freshly emerged Gulf Fritillary, backyard.

Our paper on the ivory lncRNA is out today, and made the cover of PNAS! pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Thanks to all the collaborators who helped figure out this weird and wonderful puzzle Arnaud Martin Ling Loh Dr. Anyi Mazo-Vargas Robert D. Reed Elizabeth Evans Chris Jiggins Charlotte Wright Joe Hanly and other twitterless folk :)

Interested (or have students that might be interested ) in joining us EvoBioMunich for a PhD on Heliconius visual preferences? Get in touch! DAAD/LSM studentship call is now open. Please RT. lsm.bio.lmu.de/apply/pdh_proj…

Little Hands, Little Feet - on the door of Florida Museum today

Long tongue advantage. As seen UFNaturalTeachingLab

signal passing spaceships in an attempt to hitch a ride... before it's too late