Meet the animal that sweats snot and has explosive sex! Open to read more ⬇️
(if you'd like support experimental #scicomm like this, check out my patreon page: patreon.com/rebeccarhelm)
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Here they are IRL, in their beautiful snot homes ❤️❤️❤️
And here's an Oikopleura, a species that only lives a few days. LOOK AT ALL THOSE EGGS 🤯
I'm posting comics & other weirdness on my Patreon page. Support lets me explore new fun ways to #scicomm over the summer. Thank you to my patrons! And if you'd like to join, check it out here: patreon.com/rebeccarhelm

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Feb 18
FAKING SUCCESS? Did The Ocean Cleanup fake their latest video? What we should really be talking about it this: what would it mean if they DIDN'T.
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newsweek.com/ocean-cleanup-…
First, this isn't the first time scientists have been skeptical of The Ocean Cleanup's 'evidence'. Here's a picture the company posted a few years ago of their supposed plastic catch. See all the orange tags on the plastic? Yeah, that's now how it usually works... Image
Like others, I have no doubt that they staged the video in some way, but that's different from faking. Staging could mean catching the best angle, removing inconvenient footage, prettying things up. But let's imagine for a moment that it's all true...
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Feb 15
THIS IS KEY: why produce 600 metric tonnes of emissions per month to clean plastic from the middle of the ocean using nets that can harm sea life when there are better ways to do this? A thread on ocean plastic and alternative solutions ⬇️
First, an intro to Great Pacific Garbage Patch plastic. A MASSIVE amount is fisheries-related: Ghost nets, buckets, laundry baskets. Then there are shipping spills, which can produce large numbers of similar items (we're tracking a mini-fridge spill right now)...
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Spills are largely due to container losses from @Maersk, & the last few years have been rough. These are massive & can float. For my research, I know of at least one canceled Hawaii-California transit because due to the risk of hitting a container...
wsj.com/articles/maers…
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