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Well, here I am. I have no idea what I’m doing but I’ll figure it out! I’m excited to see who else is here. Meanwhile, please enjoy these Dunlin at my favorite beach.

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[xoxofan-girl]

Community Cave in Spearfish Canyon, South Dakota

Discover the hidden gem of Spearfish Canyon, South Dakota - the enchanting Community Cave. Prepare to be captivated by the wonders of nature in this captivating English Pinterest style.

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Community Cave in Spearfish Canyon, South Dakota Unleash your adventurous spirit and explore the stunning Community Cave in Spearfish Canyon, South Dakota. Get ready for an exhilarating journey like no other.

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New research on coral reef health shows the importance of cucumbers

New research on coral reef health shows the importance of cucumbers #research #coralreefs #seacucumbers #disease #ocean #decline #naturecommunications

Montana State University’s Department of Microbiology and Cell Biology is studying a partnership that may provide insight into keeping the world’s critical coral reefs healthy. The paper for Nature Communications titled, Removal of detritivore sea cucumbers from reefs increases coral disease, shows that sea cucumbers, which are part of a sediment-cleaning animal group known as detritivores, are…

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Sensing the world: What determines the information update rate in echolocating bats.

Interesting #BehindThePaper story by Mor Taub & fellow researchers.

#neuroscience #bats #echolocation

#naturecommunity #wildlife

https://neurosciencecommunity.nature.com/posts/sensing-the-world-what-determines-the-information-update-rate-in-echolocating-bats #NeuroscienceCommunity

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Covid infection could induce critical bone loss, animal study suggests

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Memory Can Be Improved With Deep Brain Stimulation

Have you ever thought about how many moments you have lived in your life and have you forgotten? How many things do you overlook every day? Have you ever wondered why? The truth is that our memory is very fragile and needs to be "recharged". One study published in Nature Communications showed a new scientific approach that can help our memory (and hence brain activity) with deep brain stimulation. Read the full article

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Little Duckling Adventures at the Pond 🦆🌿

New Beginnings by the Water 🌊

These delightful ducklings are seen exploring their watery world for the first time. Each step they take is filled with wonder as they paddle and play among the reeds and lily pads.

Foraging and Learning 🥬

In these pictures, the ducklings are busy foraging for food. Their tiny beaks pecking at the pond's flora is a charming sight, reminding us of the simplicity and beauty of nature's processes.

Sibling Togetherness 💛

The bond between these siblings is evident as they stick close together, exploring their surroundings with synchronized curiosity. Their togetherness highlights the importance of family in the animal kingdom.

Brave Little Adventurers 🚀

Venturing bravely into deeper waters, these ducklings showcase their adventurous spirit. Their journey is a testament to the courage found in even the smallest creatures.

Join the Journey! 🦆✨ If these adorable ducklings made you smile, don't forget to like, subscribe, and reblog! Share your favorite moments in the comments and spread the joy of these little adventurers.

[fromsciencetopharma]

New blood cancer treatment works by selectively interfering with cancer cell signalling -#bloodcancer #hematology #naturecommunications “The research team led by Luc Berthiaume, cell biology professor in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, spent four years working to understand how the compound PCLX-001 targets enzymes that perform myristoylation, a cellular process in which the fatty acid myristate modifies proteins so they can move to membranes and become part of the cell signalling system. "The enzymes that transfer myristate onto proteins are overexpressed in some cancer cells, meaning there's more of those enzymes, so they have long been thought of as a logical target for cancer treatment," said Berthiaume, who is also chief scientific officer and co-founder of Pacylex Pharmaceuticals, the U of A spinoff company developing the drug. "Until now no one has done a thorough analysis of this hypothesis," Berthiaume said. "We actually found that several types of cancer cells have fewer of these enzymes, making them seemingly easier to kill with our lead drug." #msl #medicalscienceliaison https://www.instagram.com/p/CGpKaQ9jxgT/?igshid=1rv4i85d03946

[scienza-magia]

201 milioni di anni fà i livelli di CO2 erano simili agli attuali

I livelli odierni CO2 simili a quelli dell'estinzione di massa del Triassico. Ricerca dell'Università di Padova li compara quelli della magma area 'Camp', scenario dei più vasti eventi vulcanici della storia della Terra, circa 201 milioni di anni fa, quando i vulcani eruttarono nello stesso periodo temporale, dalla Francia alla Bolivia, su un'area complessiva grande come tutta l'Europa.

Circa 200 milioni di anni fa, a fine Triassico ci fu una gigantesca attività vulcanica sulla Terra con eruzioni contemporanee, dalla Francia alla Bolivia, su un'area complessiva grande come tutta l'Europa. E si verificò un'estinzione di massa. Ebbene, i valori di CO2 presenti nella atmosfera allora sono pericolosamente simili a quelli attuali. Il dato emerge da una ricerca, pubblicata su Nature Communications, svolto da un team internazionale di ricerca coordinato da Manfredo Capriolo, del Dipartimento di Geoscienze dell'Università di Padova, che ha studiato il magma del Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (Camp). Dalla ricerca è emerso come la quantità di CO2 emessa da un singolo periodo eruttivo sia pari allo scenario di emissioni antropogeniche previste per il XXI secolo dall'Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (Ipcc) dell'Onu. In questa ipotesi si avrebbe un incremento della temperatura globale di circa 2 gradi e una grave acidificazione degli oceani. Questo paragone suggerisce che i cambiamenti climatici e ambientali di fine Triassico, guidati da emissioni di CO2 e che portarono a un'estinzione di massa, siano ipotizzabili negli esiti finali in un immediato futuro. Lo studio si concentra sulla Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (Camp), scoperta e oggetto di studio negli ultimi venti anni dei ricercatori dell'Università di Padova, e sull'analisi dei magmi del Triassico particolarmente ricchi di CO2. I magmi di questa zona, così come quelli di ogni altra provincia magmatica, hanno una co

mposizione chimica e isotopica caratteristica, che li rende peculiari e distinguibili dagli altri, come se avessero una propria "firma geochimica". La Camp è stata scenario dei più vasti eventi vulcanici della storia della Terra, circa 201 milioni di anni fa, con vulcani che hanno eruttato nello stesso periodo temporale, dalla Francia alla Bolivia, su un'area complessiva grande come tutta l'Europa. Questo vulcanismo, collocato alla fine del periodo Triassico, è avvenuto contemporaneamente a una delle cinque estinzioni di massa più devastanti nella storia della Terra. La ricerca ha dimostrato la presenza nei magmi della Camp di ingenti quantità di CO2 imprigionate in minuscole inclusioni di vetro vulcanico, che hanno preservato le originarie bolle gassose. I campioni studiati, provenienti da Nord America (Stati Uniti e Canada orientali), Marocco (Alto Atlante) e Portogallo (Algarve), mostrano che questi magmi sono particolarmente ricchi in CO2 e che quindi l'emissione di questo gas serra può aver causato l'estinzione di massa. Read the full article

[myselfishworld]

Your Mom and I hope to see you very soon,

we are waiting for your first cry,

that I will make sure it wasn't the tears of regret,

but the tears of gratefull,

to God for bring us together as a family.

[ancienthealingsaroundtheworld]

Talk to nature it’s listening and talking back.💚🌳🌿🇦🇺Ancient Healings Around the World (you tube) www.ancienthealingsmmxii.com #naturecommunicating #nature #listen #connectingtonature #intuitivehealer #globetrekker #empathichealer #lifecoach #sydney #australia #🇦🇺 #☀️ #sherrymethling #ancienthealingsaroundtheworld https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu6MP4VgK0I/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lcef66guo7mh

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