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Warthog anatomy anyone? Discover a simple way to remember the muscles next week as part of this SciArt presentation. It really helps improve where you put your grooves and shading! https://t.co/EacSdbJUCD

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Sarah, ZSL's Archivist, did an online chat session with some KS2 students about Joan Procter, ZSL's former Curator of Reptiles and Amphibians. Find out more about Joan Procter in Sarah's blog https://t.co/FtZy4lwnv6

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Loving the and had to add my watercolor drawing of jellyfish.

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The tweet storm is back! I am a and artist, and passionate about Sometimes I work developing pieces explaining complex concepts like this collaboration for on one of my favorite subjects,

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Day 5 of features Jane Cooke Wright, cancer researcher and contributor to chemotherapy and tissue culture techniques.

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Still haven't really contributed to the tweetstorm, so here it is! My favourite Mosasaur illustrations, at least, the ones I can Tweet!

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Sometimes I like to riff on my own designs. This logo I made for and ’s Kickstarter a couple of years ago later became a laser-cut wood design, and in its most recent incarnation, is being reborn in enamelled wood.

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For some in the animal kingdom, every day is Fat Tuesday

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from Dictionnaire Classique des Sciences Naturelles, Atlas (1853) by Pierre Auguste Joseph Drapiez and Jean Baptiste Bory de Saint-Vincent. Contributed for digitization in by ➡️ https://t.co/KvLTUJynb1 --

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In an effort to spite flower-based botanical art programs, I did my certificate project on bryophytes. This is an Anthoceros hornwort with a gray hairstreak butterfly and a western honey bee.

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Our latest intern was Charon Henning ()! Charon joined us through the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators and created amazing watercolor reconstructions of our 15 million year old mammals from Barstow! https://t.co/3Kz5cqnoZS

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If you want fun and whimsy, Valeria Pellicer definitely brought that to the Alf Museum! She created these incredible works that used her comic book style for science education! https://t.co/6UDJCqKQR8

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This image mixes fantasy and science to illustrate the heartbreaking reality of what plastic is doing to our oceans. Emotions and story are an important part of creating change—along with data of course.

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Hello fans! Here's one more for the Tweetstorm! This is one of my collections and the original that inspired it. https://t.co/5rg2MDmKdF via

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of the experience. Small mammal trapping, Pit tags, data sheets, all that good stuff.

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Oh, hey! A party is ongoing! Here are some of my proudies!

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A couple more whale skeletons for the tweetstorm. I love the scale differences between bones and body

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I am passionate about Cambrian life because they are all
1) Huggable 2) Kissable 3) Lovable. It is a scientific fact.

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