#teamsquirrel — Public Fediverse posts
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"Also, adding more bird feeders brings in a higher proportion of squirrel than birds."
Yay squirrels!
Sorry, not sorry
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Ça bosse fort dans la core team @spip ⚠️
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I definitely like your resident squirrel more than I'd ever like you - me, to almost every person who complains about squirrels, while squatting on prime squirrels habitat.
Pretty sure our native #squirrels are into some #landback action too.
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Many people say the world is divided into Cat people or Dog people. That's probably true.
I think the world is also divided into Bird people & Squirrel people. Neither is better or worse, but I'm firmly in #TeamDog & #TeamSquirrel
🙂
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Excited to release paper #2 by #TeamSquirrel as a preprint! Co-led by undergrads Hannah Rickman & Abby Burtner, we examined how locomotor mode & allometry affected the external shape and internal structure of squirrel humeri & femora w/
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Finally, this is the first published paper by undergrads Tate Linden, Abby Burtner, Johannah Rickman, & Annika McFeely! Stay tuned for more #TeamSquirrel content 9/fin
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The first #TeamSquirrel paper is published! Led by Tate Linden, we tested scaling patterns of body shape, body size, & limb lengths among squirrel ecotypes and described the underlying morphological components that contribute to body shape evolution 🧵1/x https://peerj.com/articles/14800/
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@LWasson LOL! My t-shirt today! #OMNOMNOM #TeamSquirrel
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Ah, too bad.
I have always been #TeamSquirrel. 😀 -
Going back to when I was in college, I've found that people are generally either #bird people or #squirrels people - sometimes both, but not often. I'm #TeamSquirrel but I like birds as well.
This is one of those things like the cat/dog, red/blue, beer/wine, #StarWars / #StarTrek, etc. I wonder if the intersection of these choices map to other interest in a Venn Diagram... the causation / correlation discussion would be interesting.