Alexandre M. S. Machado @AleMSMachado

Biologist, PhD in Ecology alexandremachado.netlify.com Florianópolis, Brasil Joined August 2016

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Taylor Hersh @taylorahersh

2 years ago

I'll be giving an @OregonState HMSC Research Seminar this Thursday from 15:30 to 16:30 PDT on information encoding in cetacean social vocalizations. It will be streamed via Zoom if you'd like to tune in! See bit.ly/4bABq0v for the link and more info.

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Templeton World Charity Foundation @TempletonWorld

2 years ago

Find out more: templetonworldcharity.org/blog/national-… 🐬🐝🐒

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News from Science @NewsfromScience

3 years ago

For more than 140 years, fishers in southeastern Brazil have formed an unusual partnership with local dolphins. scim.ag/32v

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UFSC @UFSC

3 years ago

🧶 Tradicional e reconhecida no Sul do Brasil e no mundo, parceria entre botos pescadores e homens na #pesca da tainha foi documentada de forma inédita pela ciência. Na UFSC, a equipe é liderada por Fábio Daura-Jorge (Departamento de Ecologia e Zoologia): youtu.be/lNah-Vod-hM

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CharlotteChristensen @ChristensenChaz

3 years ago

If using GPS data to understand animal social behaviour is your jam, check out the blog post and the associated guide :)

Methods in Ecology and Evolution @MethodsEcolEvol

3 years ago

While GPS tags that can be fitted on various animals, in many cases these tags were not designed with the aim of studying behaviour. Christensen and Farine discuss how sampling trade-offs can impact studies that use GPS tags to study social animals. 👇 ow.ly/79Fb50MX6ra

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PNASNews @PNASNews

3 years ago

A century-old cultural practice of artisanal fishers who forage cooperatively with wild dolphins in a mutually beneficial foraging partnership has implications for the sustainability of global ecosystems. In NBC News: ow.ly/UzY350MMos2 In PNAS: ow.ly/UUfE50MMos1

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Max Planck Society @maxplanckpress

3 years ago

Wild bottlenose #dolphins and fishers have been hunting together for over a century in Laguna, #Brazil: a #cooperation from which both benefit, but which is threatened mpg.de/19793111/0125-… @MPI_animalbehav @DamienFarine

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Hannah Williams @DrHannahJW

4 years ago

New #PhD(s) ALERT!! Excited to announce first 2 doctoral positions of new group Move.inFormation @CBehav!! 😱Social perception of energies for efficient movement in dynamic landscapes hjwilliams.space/positions #Freigeist #biologging #paraglider @imprs_qbee @VolkswagenSt

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Jessica van der Wal @jesvanderwal

4 years ago

I wrote a small article for @ccmagazineindia on the back of our recent collaborative paper on safeguarding rare cases of human-wildlife cooperation. Read it here: currentconservation.org/how-we-can-saf…

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Dom Cram @domcram

4 years ago

New paper! In some places, people cooperate with wild animals, without training, domestication, or captivity. Our #OA review paper published in People & Nature @PaN_BES delves into these remarkable partnerships. doi.org/10.1002/pan3.1… (1/15)

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Jessica van der Wal @jesvanderwal

4 years ago

New paper on safeguarding human-wildlife cooperation @ConLetters! In a team of 43 scientists, conservationists & human-wildlife cooperation practitioners, we review the benefits, threats & safeguarding considerations of human-wildlife cooperation: conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

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ECOHE - UFSC @ecohe_e

4 years ago

Just published! Santos-Silva et al. (2022) Social foraging can benefit artisanal fishers who interact with wild dolphins 🐬link.springer.com/content/pdf/10…

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Tobit Dehnen @Tobit_Dehnen

4 years ago

OUT NOW: We review the within- and between-generation determinants of social dominance, describing how dominance and its determinants are part of multiple, intertwined feedback loops! 1/7 (work done with @JoshJArbon, @DamienFarine and @NeeltjeBoogert) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/br…

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Bianca Romeu @romeu_bianca

5 years ago

New paper about a very important issue for the conservation of the bottlenose dolphins population in southern Brazil. Congrats @carolbezamat!!!

David Lusseau @lusseau

5 years ago

Dolphin population specialized in foraging with artisanal fishers requires zero‐bycatch management to persist onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/aq…

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Bianca Romeu @romeu_bianca

5 years ago

I’d like to share our recent article, published by @RSocPublishing: doi/10.1098/rsos.201598 Our work shows that frequencies of 24 and 48 kHz can record the echolocation of bottlenose dolphins. Then, it is possible to use these frequencies in ecological studies about this dolphin

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James Klarevas @JKlarevas

5 years ago

Ah! It's really real! The first paper from my PhD, is officially published online in #EcologyLetters! We show that #VulturineGuineafowl exhibit distinct movement behaviors when dispersing, allowing them to cover huge distances efficiently. Check it out: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

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Alexandre M. S. Machado @AleMSMachado

5 years ago

Check our recent paper in @ICES_ASC Journal of Marine Science. We show alternative data sources can fill the gaps in data-poor #fisheries. doi.org/10.1093/icesjm…

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Bianca Romeu @romeu_bianca

5 years ago

#marinemammalsfacts Baleen whales produce low-frequency sounds, which can cross oceans. They use these sounds to communicate themself. But, the other whales need to understand the sound, isn't it? That can be a problem for the “lonely” whale… 1/3