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doctorbuggs · 2 years
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This Spring, you're about to learn Biology in ways you never have before! The folks at Crash Course have let me bring my whole wacky personality to this project and it's totally synergizing with theirs! Ya'll know I love science communication! Since I was a little kid, I always had to have an answer for people when they'd ask "eww, why do you want to study insects"? And I really started having fun with it but I didn't think of explaining science stuff on YouTube until I saw the reach of the Vlog Bros Hank and John Green with their shows Crash Course and SciShow! Channels like there's (and ASAP Science and Kurzgesagt) inspired the Doctor Buggs show! So, I was pretty excited to get an email last year with the subject line "How Would You Like to Host Crash Course Biology"! I'm sure you can guess my answer! We've been filming tons of episodes on everything from parasites to biochem! And I dare you to try to fall asleep during one these lessons! It's just not humanly possible! #DrBuggs #DrSammy #Entomologist https://www.instagram.com/p/CocrTTFp2XO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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doctorbuggs · 6 years
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Lavender Graduation! It's the first of the 3 graduation ceremonies at which I'll be celebrating in the coming days! This one recognizes LGBTQ+ students at the University of Maryland who have made a positive impact on campus life! Congrats to everyone recognized today and thanks so much to the coolest administrator on the planet who braved a monsoon to get here and give me an awesome gift! I've taken to calling her Bonus Mom; she's always looking out for me on campus!! 😘 Oh And I could get used to this doctoral regalia! I know I look like I'm about to direct the choir😄 or like a wizard from Wakanda 🙅🏿‍♂️ but these are pretty sweet robes!! #HogwartsWakanda #UMD #LavenderGraduation #LGBTEquityCenter #gayChristian #าจารย์แซ���มี่ (at University of Maryland, College Park)
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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เฮ้ย😃😃ใหญ่มาก🐝 Couldn't have asked for a better colony to end the hunt! This colony is huge!! Sooooo much brood, pollen, and honey🍯😋 I'm expecting some really solid data from these babies! #สำเร็จ 🙌🏾#เสร็จแล้ว #MyBeeSuitIsTotallyThrowingOffTheWhiteBalance😂 #BlackBeekeeperProblems (at โรงเรียนวัดโป่งแยงเฉลิมพระเกียรติ)
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Putting on that game face; getting ready to wrangle these wild bees! I'm glad I brought a second bee suit! P'Banky (a grad student friend from the lab) was going to help me do this in shorts! Short Shorts!! Let's just say there are places from which I don't want to help someone remove a stinger! 😐😆😩 #ต่อย #HoneyHunt #MaeRim #MaeRimChiangMae #DoctorBuggs #Entomology #ตื่นเต้นจังเลย #HoneyBees #Apiscerana #AsianHoneyBees #doisuthep #research #researcher #wildbees #ดอยสุเทพ (at โรงเรียนวัดโป่งแยงเฉลิมพระเกียรติ)
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Ok so we just made it to the mountain and we're on our way to meet The Honey Hunters! They've found four Apis cerana (Asian Honey Bee) colonies and they'll catch them for us for 1000 baht (about 30 USD!) ตื่นเต้นจังเลย😄 I feel like I should tip...I wonder how much it's customary to tip a honey hunter. 🤔🤔 #HoneyHunter #MaeRim #MaeRimChiangMae #DoctorBuggs #Entomology #ตื่นเต้นจังเลย #HoneyBees #Apiscerana #AsianHoneyBees #doisuthep (at โรงเรียนวัดโป่งแยงเฉลิมพระเกียรติ)
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Thanks for all of the support everybody! I’ll let you know soon who won!
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Hey there friend, Have you ever wondered what your old pal Doctor Buggs has been researching for his thesis? What’s that? You say you only have 3 minutes? Well have I got the video for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq52ug3HTxY After winning the regional rounds, I’m representing the good ‘ole US of A in an International science competition in which we are judged on the impact of our thesis research and how well we’re able to explain it in just 3 minutes. Part of the of it involves a popular vote. Mine is called “The Curious Case of the Bee Mite’s Bite”. I hope you’ll give it a watch and make your way over to this page to vote! Vote now at www.u213mt.com.
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Hey there friend, Have you ever wondered what your old pal Doctor Buggs has been researching for his thesis? What’s that? You say you only have 3 minutes? Well have I got the video for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq52ug3HTxY After winning the regional rounds, I'm representing the good 'ole US of A in an International science competition in which we are judged on the impact of our thesis research and how well we're able to explain it in just 3 minutes. Part of the of it involves a popular vote. Mine is called "The Curious Case of the Bee Mite's Bite". I hope you'll give it a watch and make your way over to this page to vote! Vote now at www.u213mt.com.
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Researchers from the San Diego Natural History Museum along with other experts recently unveiled a new spider species found in Mexico that is roughly the size of a softball, reports Deborah Sullivan Brennan at the Los Angeles Times.
According to a blog post from the museum, in 2013 field entomologist Jim Berrian and a team of researchers found the spider while exploring the Sierra Cacachilas, a small mountain range in Baja California Sur in Mexico. Investigating a cave in the area, they noticed a giant exoskeleton hanging from the ceiling.
Instead of running back to their hotel and hiding under the covers, they decided to return that night, since they identified the spider as belonging to a genus of arachnids that are often nocturnal. That night, in the darkened cave, the team got their first look at what is now known as Califorctenus cacachilensis, or the Sierra Cacachilas wandering spider. The official description of the new spider appears in the journal Zootaxa…
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Tortoise beetle, Cassidinae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.flickr.com/andreaskay/albums
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Stinging Nettle Slug Caterpillar (Cup Moth, Limacodidae) by Sinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr. Pu'er, Yunnan, China View my other images of Limacodid Caterpillars from China in my Flickr photostream HERE….
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Flower Chafer, Narycius opalus, male, ~ 2.5 cm, endemic to the Whestern Ghats of India
photograph by Sandilya Theuerkauf | Wikimedia
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New Spider-Like, Tree-Climbing Crab Species Found
The species was first spotted by an indigenous tribe in south India’s lush forests.
by Deepa Padmanaban
A striking new species of crab has been found living in tree-holes high above the ground. The animal, which fits in the palm of a human hand, has a deep bluish black body that stands out against the tree bark that it prowls for worms and seeds to eat.
Scientists discovered the crab—named Kani maranjandu—in the lush forests of the Western Ghats in south India. It’s an entirely new genus and species named after the Kani, the tribal community that noticed the crabs, and maranjandu, the local colloquial term for tree crab…
Read more: National Geographic
photographs by Appukuttannair Biju Kumar 
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New Spider-Like, Tree-Climbing Crab Species Found
The species was first spotted by an indigenous tribe in south India’s lush forests.
by Deepa Padmanaban
A striking new species of crab has been found living in tree-holes high above the ground. The animal, which fits in the palm of a human hand, has a deep bluish black body that stands out against the tree bark that it prowls for worms and seeds to eat.
Scientists discovered the crab—named Kani maranjandu—in the lush forests of the Western Ghats in south India. It’s an entirely new genus and species named after the Kani, the tribal community that noticed the crabs, and maranjandu, the local colloquial term for tree crab…
Read more: National Geographic
photographs by Appukuttannair Biju Kumar 
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Planthopper Nymphs (Flatidae, Hemiptera) by Sinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr. Pu’er, Yunnan, China See more Chinese true bugs and hoppers on my Flickr site HERE…..
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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Crambid Moth (Filodes fulvidorsalis, Spilomelinae, Crambidae) by Sinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr. Pu'er, Yunnan, China See more Chinese moths on my Flickr site HERE…..
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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What does it take to teach a bee to use tools? A little time, a good teacher and an enticing incentive. Read more here: http://to.pbs.org/2mpRUAz
Credit: O.J. Loukola et al., Science (2017)
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doctorbuggs · 7 years
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https://news.jarm.com/view/83441
Here's a brief translation of the main text if you don't speak Thai, via my friend Melodie:
-Foreigners cover Thai Song with Godly Voices, Shares to Many Countries-
Thai music is famous throughout the world! (The arrows on the picture say): This one speaks Thai well This one translates to English even better (The first part of the main article says):
I was shocked to find two foreigners covering Bird and Da's song in a mix of Thai and English! They cover Thai song with every sentence perfect! The sound is nice And they sing at the same level of a native.
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Out of all my videos, I definitely didn’t expect this would be the first to reach 100,000 views! Apparently it got picked up by a news outlet in Thailand!! The article seems to suggest I’m a twin which explains all the YouTube and Instagram comments complimenting me and my brother on our great cover hahaha
https://news.jarm.com/view/83441
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