Emily Sklar 🦀
@oceanic_emily
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PhD candidate in oceanography | benthic habitat mapper & shark lover | she/her
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Joined January 2021
RT @BelenOcean: Look what we found in la Isla del Coco while exploring the deep sea. We saw four of them in one dive! @SchmidtOcean @Inside…
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@Liz_Weston is officially the first author of a publication!! So proud of my school besty and all the hard work they put into this.
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RT @Emmeb8: The underwater laser scanner in action over coral habitats in the Galapagos, imaging individual corals and the animals on them…
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RT @CoralCityCamera: We love the hexagonal honeycomb pattern on the sides of the smooth trunkfish ❄️📦🐟❄️ #smoothtrunkfish #trunkfish #boxfi…
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RT @marine_ames: Excited to announce that our paper (and my first first author paper) is out now! We found that leatherback sea turtles wil…
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@echinoblog 90m depths in the Gulf of St Lawrence. We have two known basket star species in the area, I haven't gotten around to checking the guide book yet for which one it might be.
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@echinoblog Interesting! I have some more basket star photos from this trip, I was planning to tweet another one out today. I'll be sure to include a correction for the faulty quiz.
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@echinoblog Common names for groups are a hot mess. I've often heard sea star as an umbrella term for ophiuroids and asteroids, even though I know what you're referring to is sea stars specifically being Asteroidea
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Emailing my supervisor after midnight on a Friday because I saw a cool worm #justfieldworkthings
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RT @DrLucyHarding: BASKING SHARKS ARE REGIONALLY ENDOTHERMIC!!! 🤯🦈🥵 Absolutely fascinating work by @haleydolton & team showing evidence tha…
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RT @Elasmo_Gal: Very excited to announce a new YouTube series where I visit several MISS members around the USA! It will be an excellent op…
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The water today has been so calm, which allowed us to capture some excellent video footage. We've seen skates, sculpins, snow crabs, shrimp, worms, sea pens, and lots of sponges on our drop camera, and we haven't even looked at the baited camera footage yet!
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Day 1 in the Gulf of St Lawrence deploying a drop camera to look for sponges at conservation sites! I'll be at sea for 2 weeks collecting approximately 25 hours of video to assess the community ecology of sponge gardens.
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RT @Curly_Biologist: Things you shouldn’t do: read the comments. Things you should do: retweet because yay!!!!
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@CoastalSEASIDE This makeover is honestly hilarious. He can't stop squinting without his glasses.
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@sawsharkman I shouldn't laugh because that probably hurt, but I find it so funny that his friend very calmly and casually says "it stung you?" after the dude has already been screaming in pain and clutching his hand for several seconds
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@Curly_Biologist You're going to do so good!!! You have nothing to worry about, you're going to absolutely nail it
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RT @soFISHtication: WHY ARE THEY SO WEIRD! First, they have eye teeth. Then, they’re recognized as the second omnivorous shark discovered.…
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