Ayden🦇 @vanfossilized

Aspiring biologist with an affinity for bats, ecology, conservation, behavior, and sound. | tOSU alumnus | Ohio, USA Joined October 2020

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Lake Superior @LakeSuperior

3 months ago

I am the Greatest Lake of All-Time. I am, The GLOAT.

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Dr. Merritt Turetsky @queenofpeat

a year ago

Facing stress and struggles? A reminder that plant carnivory evolved independently at least a dozen times in response to environmental challenges. Difficult problems can lead to innovation and great beauty. Be the sundew.

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Jurassic Park Updates @JurassicPark2go

6 months ago

JD Vance wouldn’t last a fucking minute here

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Columbus Crew Club at The Ohio State University @CrewClubOSU

7 months ago

CREWSMAS W!! Phenomenal way to kick off the season💛🖤

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≝ kennedy-sloane @beepboopsloane

10 months ago

beavers are so funny why are you a little rat doing hydraulic engineering

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Lake Superior @LakeSuperior

10 months ago

Remember, voting blue is a vote for fresh water.

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Bat Conservation International @BatConIntl

a year ago

Volume up to hear the chirps of a spotted bat. Unlike most bats, their echolocation calls are within human hearing range.👂 📷 Kathleen Slocum & Sarah Ciarrachi @sciarrachi

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Lake Superior @LakeSuperior

a year ago

So you're telling me there's a chance? #Superior2024 #VoteBlue superior2024.com

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Mammoth Cave NP @MammothCaveNP

a year ago

This was our view of the Solar Eclipse from inside The Mammoth Cave.

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Lake Superior @LakeSuperior

2 years ago

40º days in February and not a lick of ice. I've never been so depressed.

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Bat Conservation Trust @_BCT_

2 years ago

Bats suffer from bad press, largely because of misinformation which leads to some people undervaluing them. Some media coverage about these amazing animals can tend to the ridiculous. To find out more about why bats matter see our webpages here: bats.org.uk/about-bats/why…

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Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation @OKWildlifeDept

2 years ago

Inside you there are two wolves, (please report that to a biologist immediately)

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Bat Conservation Trust @_BCT_

2 years ago

Bat fossils that are over 60 million years old! 🦇

Institute of Natural Sciences Belgium @nat_sciences_be

2 years ago

Bat fossils that are over 60 million years old! 🦇

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Iowa Chill @IowaChill

2 years ago

Kids today that get a “school is cancelled” notification on their phone will never understand the thrill of watching local news on TV like the NFL draft hoping your school got called off

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Washington State Dept. of Natural Resources @waDNR

2 years ago

Good morning from the only state playing football today that actually has wolverines.

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Columbus Metro Parks @CbusMetroParks

2 years ago

Happy Holidays from Metro Parks ❄️ Our parks are open 365 days a year, so if you need a nature break, come and visit us! #cbusmetroparks

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Bat Conservation Trust @_BCT_

2 years ago

As we lead up to the big day... a reminder that reindeer are not the only mammals that can fly #JustSaying #lovebats ♥️🦇

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National Park Service @NatlParkService

3 years ago

Did you know if you hold an ermine up to your ear, you can hear what it’s like to be attacked by an ermine?

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife @COParksWildlife

2 years ago

A historic day for Colorado and for the first time ever — we released 5 wolves, 3 males and 2 females, in Grand County today. Captured in Oregon, the wolves were evaluated by our veterinarians & biologists, fitted with GPS collars & transported to Colorado for their release.

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American Museum of Natural History @AMNH

2 years ago

Did you know? The Arctic fox is a seasonal fashionista. During winter, it sports a dense coat of white fur that helps insulate it from the cold, and it can withstand temperatures of up to −90°F (-67.8°C)!