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The shade from the trees is a cool break from the summer sun & a welcome sight as you walk along 🌴 gabrielleahern 📷
I captured a #caterpillar in the #garden. I have yet to identify it. If you know what it might be, pls let me know 🐛
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Butterfly to be 🦋
Tide moving into shore along a mangrove forest. #sensory #saltyforest #mangrove #greenspace #marinelife #plantlife #saltwater #tides #marinepark #video #videogram 🎥 gabrielleahern 👩🏼🦰🐶
The virus might have stopped our world from turning but in the wake of this enforced hibernation, good is happening. Learn more in 'Something good from bad' https://saltywaveblue.wordpress.com/2020/05/12/something-good-from-bad/ via @saltywaveblue
Goldfish have a longer attention span compared to humans. Goldfish can concentrate for 9 sec, while humans can focus their attention for 8 sec.
#Easternwaterdragon 🦎 gabrielleahern 📸 #reptile
Sounds of #lorikeets 🦜 gabrielleahern 📸 #birdlife
#Bushstonecurlew family with 2 chicks 🐥 #birdlife gabrielleahern 📸
The latest video produced by @saltywave ‘The Science of Chronic Pain’ for the Institute for Molecular Bioscience at the University of Queensland, highlights how ongoing pain can impact people lives, psychologically, emotionally and physiologically.
New production by Salty Wave
Salty Wave has been busy producing a series of Video Explainers for the Institute of Molecular Bioscience at the University of Queensland, Australia.
Take a look at The Science of Acute Pain to understand how pain is felt and experienced by many people.
The sounds cavefish make
The sounds cavefish make
Scientists have discovered one of the ways cavefish have adapted to subterranean living is by using sound differently to their surface fish relatives. Dr Sylvie Rétaux a neuroscientist from the Paris-Saclay Institute of Neuroscience discusses how acoustic communication by cavefish has evolved to help them survive. Learn more about ‘The sounds cavefish make.’ Photo: Jean-Louis Lacaille-Muzquiz
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Taking a walk through a salty mangrove forest was a great way to start the day. These trees grow in extreme environments & are not just beautiful ecological places to visit but have social and economic benefits to coastal communities 📷 gabrielleahern 💦🌿
What is under is always in the minds of those travelling over.
Soldier crabs on the move 📷 gabrielleahern 👩🦰🐶 @saltywaveblue Into all things ecology from the rainforest to the reef
Trees light up the street in a beautiful display 📷 gabrielleahern 👩🦰 🐶
Trees always find a way for new growth. This little pine is shooting out from the trunk of the tree. Such an interesting contrast to the palette of moss & lichen. Small habitats take hold wherever conditions allow 📷 gabrielleahern 👩🦰🐶 @saltywaveblue Into All Things Ecology from the Rainforest to the Reef 🌴🐬
The delicacy of these #pink #Bougainvillea #flowers was highlighted by exposure from the sky. No matter the angle of the photo, everything was painted in #pink. True #colour. @saltywaveblue Into all things #ecology from the #rainforest to the #reef 🌴🐬
Watching the seagulls fly toward the end of the pier and back. It must happen often even while I’m not watching. #seagull #pier #beach #salty #horizon #sea #nature #sandywalk #bluewater #sky #birds
The sky looked more busy than the salty waters below. #ocean #bluesky #clouds #sky #saltywater #nature #salty #horizon #walk
Eucalyptus Summer Red 📷 Gabrielle Ahern