#ehmeegee

[aliciaifyouplease]

book idea: two college students meet because they keep trying to check out the same obscure books from the library while doing similar research on something really specific like the migratory habits of really lonely moths and at first they are angry because they keep taking the books and there is only one copy of these types of books because they are so niche but they agree to share the books and then they work together and they do great research and save the really lonely moths and also their lonely selves and they love each other and also their pet moths no one is lonely anymore

write it John Green, Emily Graslie can help you with the research

[tychosmoose]

To the people who are attacking Emily Graslie

You should be ashamed of yourself. Fuck you. With a rake.

She is one of the best role models I know of, and it makes me feel ill to see how people treat her. I'm not reblogging the things people are saying about her, but she has posted a couple gems on her page.

[tychosmoose]

[stevetomjohn]

Loving thebrainscoop's appropriate use of the Carnival of the Animals in recent videos to tell us what they're talking about >_<

[ionized-alpaca]

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My attempt at recording Emily Graslie's beautiful poem. I have exactly zero experience with performing spoken word, so it's not exactly the best. Just a warning.

[writingaloveaffair]

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So Emily Graslie of The Brain Scoop wrote this poem today and I recorded myself slamming it. Kimberly also did a great recording (though I listened to hers after I finished mine so as not be influenced by her style).

[museumgirlsarah]

For "#GetCreative" day on Museum Week, I decided to introduce people to our caiman skin in The Patrick and Barbara Keenan Family Gallery of Hands-on Biodiversity, which is not only one of the coolest specimens we have, but also features one of the most innovative storage solutions. 

This was also one of my favourite vids to make. It was incredibly fast -- done on a fifteen-minute break, with vocals provided by a friend in Nevada on Thursday night. It was just one of those things that demonstrates how neat living in the Internet age can be.