Brigitte Osterath @BOsterath

Science reporter. Animal lover. Ex-piranha owner. Trained chemist. Proud to be a European. @[email protected] writingscience.de Bonn, Germany Joined October 2014

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Weird Animals @Weird_AnimaIs

2 years ago

The yellow-bellied marmot. (Photo Inklein)

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ian bremmer @ianbremmer

2 years ago

united states is # 1

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First independent migration to the north of subadult Northern Bald Ibises hatched in 2021 and 2022 (Eugen) after getting to know their migration route by human help. #waldrapp #northernbaldibis #conservation #waldrappteam animation moveVis R package @schwalbwillmann @EAGLE_MSc

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edburmila.bsky.social @edburmila

2 years ago

Probably because AirBnB took the kernel of a neat idea ("Stay in someone's spare room, using excess capacity is cool!") and morphed into a gray market hotel run by control freaks that costs as much as a real hotel but is crappier and more annoying, but who can say.

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2 years ago

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Brigitte Osterath @BOsterath

2 years ago

Bald ibis nesting wall in Uberlingen, Southern Germany. Several bald ibises have returned this year to breed here. The chicks have already hatched and can be seen. 😍

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Brigitte Osterath @BOsterath

2 years ago

Quite a storm the bald ibises and we got into today 😲

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2 years ago

#Bern, Switzerland

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2 years ago

A visit to the Bundeshaus, the Swiss Parliament in Bern

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2 years ago

More than 2 dozens men were killed during the construction of Jungfrau Railway. You find their names during the "tour" of Jungfraujoch.

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Brigitte Osterath @BOsterath

2 years ago

It was a fascinating day up there on Jungfraujoch! We learned so much about high altitude research and enjoyed nature's wonders. But there's also a lot of profiteering: Often Jungfraujoch feels more like an adventure park than a mountain, with "tourist attractions" everywhere.