Go2Science @go2Science

We test real hypotheses in the field. Join us virtually for a front row seat in the action! We highly engage PreK-5 learners in science and much more! go2science.com Joined May 2016

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Go2Science @go2Science

2 years ago

While on the lookout for unreported invasive species, Beth & Curtis stumble upon some unfortunate dead birds, possibly victims of these invaders. Don't miss Curtis's daring jump from a platform over 400 feet high! You won't want to miss that! buff.ly/3wnibIO

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2 years ago

Join Curtis and Beth on their exciting adventure to a nearby beach filled with amazing fur seals, sea lions, little penguins, & yellow-eyed penguins! Don't miss out on the fun, watch and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more amazing content like this! buff.ly/3wur6YR

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2 years ago

Cats in New Zealand are a part of the invasive pest problem and can negatively impact bird populations. Research on cat control is important to find a balance between their value as companion animals and their potential harm to native wildlife. (Source: buff.ly/49506gM)

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2 years ago

Day 8 was full of adventures for Beth & Curtis! They stumbled upon a unique roadside attraction: they whirled and twirled their way through this one-of-a-kind experience. Beth took things to new heights in a helicopter and exploring a stunning glacier. buff.ly/4bC1RUQ

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2 years ago

Day 7 was an exciting adventure for Curtis and Beth in the stunning South Island. They discovered a breathtaking tall waterfall and encountered intelligent alpine parrots. As night fell in the forest, they experienced an unexpected surprise. buff.ly/3HVrBxR

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2 years ago

New Zealanders have been making impressive strides in their efforts to eliminate harmful invasive species. If you're interested in learning more about their success stories, check out this article: buff.ly/3HSiNc9.

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2 years ago

Check out the next video in this mission! Curtis and Beth see huge wind turbines, then investigate Maōri carvings. Maōris are the indigenous peoples of New Zealand! Later, Beth and Curtis take a huge ferry over night to New Zealand's south island. buff.ly/3SJb46j

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2 years ago

Beth and Curtis discover a geothermal hot spring in a dense forest. Despite the heat, the spring is home to a thriving ecosystem. As they explore further, they encounter unique birds with enchanting chirps and gigantic eels in a shallow stream. buff.ly/3Uu2Tw6

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2 years ago

Curtis found a relevant article on Phys.org that aligns with our mission on invasives in New Zealand. The article explores the covert impact of human activities on bird species. For more information, visit buff.ly/47Pkmlp.

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2 years ago

Join Beth & Curtis y in the 4th episode of Mission: Invasives as they explore a typhoon-triggered landslide and local wildlife, including the endemic kiwi. They also spy the world's heaviest insect, the giant weta, and a unique reptile with a third-eye. buff.ly/3HBOBld.

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2 years ago

On Day 3 of Mission: Invasives, Curtis and Beth visit a school and make new friends. They encounter various butterflies, including native, endemic, and invasive species. They also discover interesting fossils on a magnetic beach. Check out the video! buff.ly/49uh2O7

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2 years ago

We have recently updated our collection with new 3D files that are ready to be printed! Take a moment to visit our website at go2science.com and explore these exciting additions.

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2 years ago

Invasive species are a pressing concern in New Zealand, but their impact is felt worldwide. An interesting article discovered by Curtis sheds light on how invasive ants are negatively affecting lions in Africa. [buff.ly/42hEYSb]. #InvasiveSpecies #WildlifeConservation

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2 years ago

Lots of kids are curious about flightless birds in New Zealand. We receive many queries about this topic during our livestreams. We found an interesting video from #PBSEons that discusses flightless birds in New Zealand. It's fascinating! Check it out: buff.ly/3u6ta8K.

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2 years ago

Our video featuring the activities that occurred on the second day of Mission: Invasives is now accessible. You can watch it by visiting the following URL: buff.ly/3u51scv. Stay tuned for more upcoming videos next week!

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2 years ago

Check out our first field video for Mission: Invasives! 🌿🎥 Watch it here: buff.ly/47RzsqQ #MissionInvasives #FieldVideo

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2 years ago

For the next six weeks, we will be sharing two original field videos every week. These videos will showcase our adventures in New Zealand as we embark on a mission to find and document invasive species. Stay tuned for captivating content and join us on this exploration!

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2 years ago

The Go2Scientists are in 100% agreement! They voted for us to use camera traps for the mission. Speaking of camera traps, check out this #tigerfootage from a @World_Wildlife camera trap in #Thailand! Such a rare sight! buff.ly/40JFnLH

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2 years ago

Mission Accomplished! New challenge revealed! - mailchi.mp/fba9d119ca4c/g…

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2 years ago

Oh my! We have so much excitement happening as this mission nears the end that I nearly forgot to post today's field video. What would YOU do if you saw a hole you suspected was home to a 6 inch tarantula? Watch and see what CURTIS does! buff.ly/41ocC6A