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[brain-gains]

Day 11/100 of productivity 🐣.

Today i studied -9.30 hrs. I had my Zoology exam Just after 17 hrs of Botany. I tried my best rest god's will.

[fadbucker]

breaking news: (wait for it)

"walking" coral discovered!

ohh...look at it go...

[luke-naberrie]

IT'S DAVID ATTENBOROUGH'S NINETY NINTH BIRTHDAY TODAY!!!

[rebeccathenaturalist]

Pollinators come in a variety of forms. While people tend to be most familiar with bees and butterflies, there are numerous other animals from beetles to birds to bats--and now wolves--that also facilitate the pollination of various plants.

This, to me, just illustrates yet again why the removal of even one native species from the ecosystem it evolved in can have wide-ranging repercussions. While we are continuing to learn all sorts of amazing ways that species depend on each other, we've barely scratched the surface of what there is to know.

At a time when extinction is accelerating due to factors ranging from habitat loss and fragmentation to invasive species to the ever-expanding effects of anthropogenic climate change, it is even more crucial that we protect all extant species, even those that are not as charismatic or high-profile. When we lose a species forever, the ecosystem loses all the benefits that species provided--and we lose the opportunity to learn about those complex relationships.

While those responsible for the greatest amount of damage are largely concerned with next quarter's profits and what they can milk out of "natural resources" before they disappear, those of us intimately acquainted with the workings of the natural world know that there is much more value to all of us in preserving and restoring as much of our planet's natural systems as possible, not merely for abstract understanding of natural history, but the ongoing maintenance of every living being's life support system.

[exotonplanet]

A narrated video i put together last night explaining how i come up with and design plants for my project!

[er-cryptid]

wildlife bio was really popular on one of the prev polls, so--

[biodiversesv]

Join Biodiverse!

Biodiverse is an LGBT+ centered science Discord server where we welcome science lovers from all fields and levels of expertise. Casual science enjoyers, certified professionals, and anyone in between are all welcome to join and talk about their passions!

Here are some of the things we offer:

🧪Channels for a variety of science topics - There is a focus on natural sciences (biology, botany, mycology), as well as topics covering lots of different fields of science (astronomy, geology, chemistry). There's something for everyone!

🔍 Identification Help - Encounter a critter or plant you don't know the name of? We'll try to help you out with our handy identification help pings that connect you to people who might recognize your find.

📽️Movie nights - We have (mostly) weekly movie nights on Saturday evenings, as well as impromptu movies throughout the month. 🧠Events & Activities - Stay tuned for events we might host, such as birding competitions or art contests! We also host Trivia where everyone is welcome to participate, and a study session ping if you need someone to body double with you in a voice chat!

😸Custom Emotes - Cute animal themed emotes, drawn by me and unique to the server!

If any of this sounds interesting to you, or you just need a place to yap about your favorite topics and look at cool animals, please consider joining our Discord server!

[charlietoday]

in 20 words or less tell me a quick fun fact from your field of study, please

[lindahall]

Carolus Clusius – Scientist of the Day

Carolus Clusius, a Flemish botanist, died Apr. 4, 1609, at the age of 83. He is sometimes referred to as Charles L’Ecluse. Born in Artois...

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[typhlonectes]

Science.

[brain-gains]

14 june 2025|🍁

Today u studied for 7 hrs. Bcz the rest of the time i was outside the dr's cabin while the dr had tea at idk 3 hrs😑.

I went to eye dr basically got roasted for not going early then they took my glasses to upgrate so today I'm blind as hell✌️.

So all i did today is Botany cp 1 revise and 2 mocks of Bangla.

[polarf0x]

I read my favorite Greek myths in my spare time and found inspiration. Attention! It's just AU based on the "Orfeo's Game" skin series!

[ladysatoru]

It's hilarious how naruto has chemistry with almost every character in that show except hinata

[arcqiv]

one thing I hate about my 45 mins bot class.

First 30 mins: silence, suffering, collective confusion.

Last 15? The teacher shows up and speed runs the rest like it’s an exam, and we’re all in on the same caffeine high.

[o-craven-canto]

My favorite things

Slime molds and glowworms, tongue-eating crustaceans, gall tumors, sea angels, and strap-toothed cetaceans, parasite yew trees and old termite kings, these are a few of my favorite things.

Cyclopes created by skewed gene expression [1], scavengers sharing their feast in succession, moths that paint dropping and flies on their wings, these are a few of my favorite things.

Paradox tadpoles and immortal jellies, pandoravirus, and whatever the hell is the Ediacaran fauna and its lobes, frills, and rings: these are a few of my favorite things.

When I mourn in time the poor thylacine Or the golden toad I remember there's mold that grows its own eyes And that those eyes explode

Fifty thousand spiders, and one's vegetarian; there's bees that make honey with flesh from a carrion; [2] some fish walk on grass, the sand shark eats its twins; these are a few of my favorite things.

Fairyfly wasps are outsized by bacteria; male anglerfish melt into female posteriors; plant-toilets and frogs that keep eggs in their skins; [3] these are a few of my favorite things.

The Cambrian Explosion, the Permian Extinction, all species radiating in finer distinction, a fondness for beetles (though one burns and one stings), these are a few of my favorite things.

When a pigeon's death our biosphere bereaves Or a huge sea cow's Know there's a vine that can copy others' leaves And no one knows how...

Happy Darwin Day 2024!

[1] Be careful about clicking on this link and going further; some of the pictures are nasty. [2] Well, kinda. The sugars in the actual honey are still of plant origin, although not nectar, though it is then mixed with a jelly produced from rotting meat. [3] I'm told some people find this disturbing as well.

[biodiversesv]

hello hello everyone! just here to tell you all again about our wonderful server, Biodiverse!

Biodiverse is an LGBT+ science discord server! everyone from all science fields and levels of expertise are welcome! you don’t need to be a scientist to join, just as long as you love science and want to know more about it!

we have text channels for a wide variety of science topics! there is a focus on natural sciences (mycology, botany, biology, etc.) as well as topics like chemistry and astronomy; there’s something for everyone!

there’s also fun events and community projects! this includes weekly trivia contests, occasional movie/documentary streams, study sessions, and art contests to celebrate server milestones! and honestly whatever random fun activity we feel like doing LOL

we recently started a community project forum, where members can share in depth information about any science topic of their choosing. it’s basically an info-dump channel, and personally i’m very excited to read everyone’s entries!

OH ALSO. we have custom emojis! lovingly hand drawn by yours truly. here’s a few of them :3c

if any of this sounds interesting to you, please consider checking us out! we’d love to have you!