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Hi! My name is Jessie and for I want to share some stills of my science communication animations. As a biologist and freelance animator, I seek to foster understanding, connection, and empathy for our underwater ecosystems.

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2021-04-14

A Beginner's Guide to Preservational Bias:

How limited information can create faulty conclusions, and things to consider when imagining Mesozoic ecosystems.

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2021-03-15

Scatter is the first of its kind scattering plugin for Blender. It's fast, effective, powerful and has its own presets and plant library filled with various assets and ecosystems. https://t.co/LIVG5EAg6N

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2021-02-24

What you said: Cycads became marginals
What you mean: Cycads became less common in ecosystems.
What I heard: SWIMMING CYCADS!

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2021-01-05

Made a new Robot Master called Yanma Woman

She’s built for surveying and maintaining the health of freshwater ecosystems. She loves nature and despises pollution. Her tail wields a double bladed shuriken that can bounce around and her antennas are used to call other robots.

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2020-12-22

As expert rodent hunters, barn owls help create pesticide-free ecosystems.

My only photo of this owl looks awful since it was shot at 4:30 AM. So, here's a portrait that my wife sketched too.

More nature art --> https://t.co/ImOzqVPuEs

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2020-11-11

are incredible ecosystems. They protect coastlines, support coastal communities worldwide and are one of natures best defences against change

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2020-11-05

Today is International Vulture Awareness Day!

As carrion feeders, vultures fill a vital role in their ecosystems. By eliminating carcasses, they prevent the spread of disease, and help process dead animals. 1/3

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2020-09-06

by Margaret Mee (on loan from the collection) depicts a species from the Mee painted the plant in its native environment, defying conventions of botanical art and spotlighting endangered ecosystems. Learn more: https://t.co/9HqpVCEeTG.

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2020-09-02


Okay, a few more. Some fantasy tigers and other tiger art! (available on my Etsy: https://t.co/w4naIOwTZ6)

I just love tigers. I hope we never lose this amazing creature from our natural ecosystems.

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2020-07-30

Howdy I'm Rey, a college student who enjoys doing character art ❤️ I mainly do art around the Elder Scrolls series and original characters, but I'd love to branch out more too! I hope to one day illustrate educational books about FL Wildlife & ecosystems.

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2020-07-13

Pollinators are vital to maintaining healthy ecosystems. They are essential for plant reproduction. Support pollinators by creating pollinator-friendly gardens. https://t.co/gVbGctwaBR

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2020-06-26

Today’s piece is inspired by One eating another, up the food chain it goes. There is always something bigger looking to is the name of the and what this represents to me.

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2020-06-17

It’s and this piece by Cuddlefish artist t reminds us that the ocean is an important part of all ecosystems.

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2020-06-09

And there are also simpler explanations such as simple to stop using some concepts for convenience. For example, in Archie! Sonic the Zones were local on the planet just like in games, just ecosystems.

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2020-05-22

Happy ! (And someone has made a bee hotel! 👏🏻)
Celebrated on May 20th each year, the purpose of the international day is to acknowledge the role bees and other pollinators play in our planet’s ecosystems.

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2020-05-20

A4: Each of us plays a vital role in protecting our parks. It’s important to be conscious of the effects our actions have on plants, animals, and even entire ecosystems. Leave No Trace principles help us minimize those impacts. Learn more at https://t.co/vtd6tNAYFc

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2020-04-17

Early hominins evolved within non-analog ecosystems. Eastern African communities of large-bodied mammalian herbivores are ecosystem engineers and shape biotic communities that differed markedly from those today until ∼700,000 y ago. https://t.co/4eLu4XU1CC

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2019-10-27

Monster of the Week!

"... this monster acts like an immune system in the ecosystems..."
Read more:
https://t.co/O6Eb5bcNtZ

Check us out on Steam coming soon!
https://t.co/tdHo576c3F

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2019-09-21