RT @SharkTrustUK: 🇦🇺🎉 We’re excited to be launching the #GreatEggcaseHunt in Australia! In partnership with @CSIRO, we're calling on citize…

RT @SharkTrustUK: #GreatEggcaseHunt has reached Australia! Some eggcases have a smooth appearance. Others have ridges or keels. Some have c…

So many amazing critters being caught for study on the #RVInvestigator in the Gascoyne Marine park, including this #Gigantactis species that uses its lure, complete with mimic eyeball (!) 👁️ to attract prey. 👏nature. @CSIRO @wamuseum @ausmarineparks

@zoologymolly @SharkAdvocates @sharkshareGL @StellenboschUni @IUCNShark @MNetSharkTank @SharksInt2018 @SharkSpotters @2OceansAquarium @SharkWeek awesome find! what was the location of this?

7 species of #Manta and devil rays occur in #Indonesian waters. They are mostly caught as #bycatch but are sometimes targeted. Populations are decreasing with all species listed as #endangered or #vulnerable (#iucnredlist). How well do u know your rays?

@leplumba @realDonaldTrump As a Brit I can say: “No. BY A LOT”

RT @ZoologyMuseum: While many a specimen are attributed to Wallace, it is unlikely that he accomplished this alone. @JackDAshby tells how w…

@simondema @jmhuiee I second Morphosource! 😁

@AmandaHay13 @WillWhitesharks @CSIRO Sure! I'll send you a copy. :)

#Serranidae are a large & diverse group of fish. They are commercially important, commonly appearing in Indonesian fish markets. See them on #fishIDER - - an online #fish identification #taxonomy tool improving #fisheries #sustainability & #foodsecurity.

@BritFinucci @ElasmoBro He looks sad because he’s so weird x

Now live: The NEW and IMPROVED #fishIDER!🥳 improving #Fisheries sustainability and ultimately #foodsecurity in #Indonesia🐟🇮🇩🐠 @ACIARAustralia @CSIRO @kkpgoid #CSIROcollections

What’s great about working at the CSIRO Australian National Fish Collection? The weird looking #fish, of course! #CSIROCollections

RT @MattMort: @sea_greeny

@fishoscience @MotherOfRays @simondema 🤮

@fishoscience @MotherOfRays @simondema Meant to add - they go right down to the jaw bone. 😳😢

@simondema Learning can happen from anyone 😉 btw, your cartilage articulations and jaws are awesome! Some real inspiration there!