Before preceding on to the photos for the day (sorry, spaced yesterday...I was trying to learn maximum likelihood and my brain was about to explode), I wanted to share a couple of blogs from other scientists down here (these are all folks that I have met down here) doing other scienc-y things:
Bromine research (seriously? yes, and its awesome):
http://rossinthepoles.blogspot.com/
Fish physiology (how does anything survive in these frigid water?):
http://hassumaniantarctica.blogspot.com/
http://marissaleeinternational.blogspot.com/
More on our weddell seal project:
http://www.natureandnoise.com/
http://inmotion.typepad.com/weddell_seal_science/
And a recent article published in the Antarctic Sun:
http://antarcticsun.usap.gov/science/contenthandler.cfm?id=2762
All Weddell seal images obtained under NMFS Permit No. 17236
Bromine research (seriously? yes, and its awesome):
http://rossinthepoles.blogspot.com/
Fish physiology (how does anything survive in these frigid water?):
http://hassumaniantarctica.blogspot.com/
http://marissaleeinternational.blogspot.com/
More on our weddell seal project:
http://www.natureandnoise.com/
http://inmotion.typepad.com/weddell_seal_science/
And a recent article published in the Antarctic Sun:
http://antarcticsun.usap.gov/science/contenthandler.cfm?id=2762
Pizza delivery |
Actually a recon trip to find any seals we have been missing (hidden behind pressure ridges or glaciers) |
Bagging a pup for weighing...pretty amazing we can work so easily around a 1000 pound momma with very sharp teeth |
Twins! |
Wowie...twins!!!! How often has that happened over the years?
ReplyDeleteAs far as I know, there is at least one mom each year that has twins. My first year there was one. Last year there were two. This year I think there are two. Not that common at all.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great post for teaching math too - "how much weight has the pup gained? Let's count up the difference"
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