Thanks for pointing that out - I’ll flag it to our social folks!

Newly approved mining in Minnesota may threaten waterways of a beloved nature preserve Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota is filled with more than a thousand lakes and rivers. But a recent vote in congress to allow mining nearby could threaten the preserve's waterways.

Newly approved mining in Minnesota may threaten waterways of a beloved nature preserve

This guy came after the dinos by about 30 million years, and is actually more closely related to you and me!

Don’t believe headlines saying that vaccine skepticism is widespread Despite some headlines, a new poll does not show that most Americans no longer trust vaccines.

Such an important piece from @drhigginsmd.bsky.social. I had similar conclusions when I looked at the Politico poll in question, but Dr. Higgins expressed it more eloquently than I ever could.

Vaccine hesitancy is not mainstream and we should not present it as such.

A pair of white dinosaur skeleton casts in red matrix with long curved necks. These are Khaan mckennaii, named for both the Mongolian term for ruler and for former AMNH curator Malcolm McKenna

A long low skull with recurved blade-like teeth belonging to Velociraptor, accompanied by a reconstruction of this bird like dinosaur showing a covering of feathers on its body Velociraptor mongoliensis skull DINosAuR Lived 80 million years ago | Collected at the Flaming Cliffs, 1995 Museum scientists discovered the first known Velociraptor fossil in the Gobi in 1923. These relatively small, carnivorous dinosaurs used their wickedly sharp claws and teeth to capture prey such as mammals, lizards and young dinosaurs. 3D print of Institute of Geology, Mongolia IGM 100/982 AMNH FARB 34118 ZHAO Chuang/PNSO pl

The nest of a small troodontid theropod with eggs and the skeleton of a hatchling • Byronosaurus jaffei nest and hatchling oUR Lived 80 million years ago | Collected at Ukhaa Tolgod, 1995 The eggs and tiny, just-hatched standing on end, indicating they dinosaur in this nest belong to a type were deliberately positioned, and of small, feathered dinosaur called a a fully grown tooth found in one troodontid. The nest offers evidence of the already hatched eggs suggests

A cast specimen of a baby Protoceratops Protoceratops andrewsi DINOSAUR Lived 80 million years ago | Collected at Ukhaa Tolgod, 1997 Protoceratops were sheep-sized, plant-eating dinosaurs. This fossil is a baby-it does not yet have any fancy frills or horns on its skull. Those grew in as Protoceratops entered adulthood, when they may have been used for protection, to attract a mate or in fights for dominance. 3D print of Institute of Geology, Mongolia IGM 100/10020 AMNH FARB 34117

#FossilFriday some casts of the incredible dinosaur fossils from the Gobi Desert in the AMNH’s new ‘Dinosaurs of the Flaming Cliffs’ exhibit honoring our late curator Dr. Mark Norell, and his decades of work in the Gobi with Dr. Mike Novacek and many more.

Wow, very rude to my boi Lystrosaurus, who is 100% not a dinosaur

Arsinoitherium skull with two giant horns

We’re looking for researchers in any discipline of natural history: if you have a paper coming out and you want to pitch @pbseons.bsky.social on a potential episode about it, send me a DM! #scicomm #paleosky #FossilFriday

(Arsinoitherium says please and thank you!)

How did Earth form?: Crash Course Geology #2 YouTube video by CrashCourse

What can a moon rock tell us about Earth’s distant past? All kinds of stuff! Like where its water came from, how it got its moon, and what its birth might have looked like.
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Atsuko Okatsuka April 15th 2026 youtube.com/complexly

Hank and Atsuko talk about being fans of one another

Atsuko feigns a shocked expression with her hand over her chest

Atsuko takes a good look at Hank while he holds out a surprise item.

Next up on Ask Hank Anything, Atsuko Okatsuka!

Hank and Atsuko fan girl over each other, joke together, do some magic, and get to the bottom of Atsuko’s most pressing questions.

Atsuko said, “Hank knew everything... just as expected. Sometimes, it really is just in the name 😌”

Join Utah Gelogical Survey Mapping Program in creationing Geological Maps in some of the most spectacular Geology in the world. utdgohcm.csod.com/ux/ats/caree... Job stability in these trying times. @agu.org @geosociety.bsky.social

We're feeling so many things about being nominated for Webby Awards! We have not one, but TWO Webby nominated projects.
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Reconstructed skeleton in front view of Hadrosaurus, with its head turned towards its left.

#FossilFriday Hadrosaurus foulkii skeleton at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia

Many mounted fossil skeletons on rectangular bases gathered in a large room. Skulls are all removed for safety. Two people wearing decorative lab coats pose next to the brontothere

Low angle on same scene with Protoceratops front and center

Skeleton roundup during the transition between Life Over Time and Evolving Planet (yeehaw) #FossilFriday

Intro to Geology: Crash Course Geology #1 YouTube video by CrashCourse

There’s no place like Earth—and we’ve got the planet’s spectacular, one-of-a-kind geology to thank for it. In this video, we’ll explore how geology touches our lives, helps us solve mysteries about the planet’s past and its future, and puts our world's life in perspective. youtu.be/ypH6dR7YGfU

Join our email list to be the first to know about new and upcoming series, and get exclusive looks behind the scenes of Crash Course. (Plus, we might have something extra special coming up that you'll definitely want to know about...) complexly.info/ccnews

Crash Course Geology Preview YouTube video by CrashCourse

Let's check out some cool rocks (and much more) together! Crash Course Geology starts next week. youtu.be/YokkwzdZX2A

A boulder of dark gray sandstone studded with large 3-4" white shells. A blue rock hammer is there fore scale.

For anyone in the Santa Cruz/Monterey/Bay Area who wants to get some fossils identified, show them off, stump me, or just come say hello, I'll be at a table for the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History First Friday event tomorrow from 5-8 pm! Bring your fossils!

Sometimes when you're sick, you think about how your grandma used to take care of you. Unless you're @hankgreen.bsky.com in which case you think about the time you hallucinated that your grandma lived in the mailbox.

📺️ :https://youtu.be/a64tcJp-FmU

Oh! We know this one!

Who are @johngreensbluesky.bsky.social & @hankgreen.bsky.social?

Hey ⚒️ geo folks:
Can anyone recommend a geobiologist who might be interested in discussing foundational/methodological issues in co-evolution of life & environment, from #paleobio to #geobio with historians & philosophers of science at MBL this summer?

Does The World's Most Famous Dinosaur Have The Wrong Name? YouTube video by PBS Eons

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1-year MRes projects at the RVC are open for application! I've got 2; 1 on combining experimental data with musculoskeletal simulations to understand how broiler chickens walk while growing, & 1 #DAWNDINOS choice of fossil critters to simulate:
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Recruitment language for our scientific survey- we are looking for science communicators who are over 18 years old who commnunicate science to the public outside of a classroom setting to take a brief voluntary survey.

Friends, we've gotten a lot of great responses to our survey for science communicators, and we are closing the survey on Friday evening. If you'd like to respond, please take the survey soon!

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Please share. #SciComm 🧪🌍

Cat-like mammal skeleton surrounded by orange signs

Sorry to ruin your day for no reason but Hoplophoneus would have loved boxes and never got to sit in one

Museum display with huge cast skulls of Sarcosuchus and another extinct croc with skulls of modern croc and gharial set in their open mouths

Outline of long-legged crocodile with bone and osteoderm fragments placed on it. Labeled dwarf crocodile, about 1 foot long

Crocs of various sizes #FossilFriday

🎥 Anyone got suggestions for small grant <€10K options for a short #film production, on intersections between science and art, specifically around prehistory?
(Project is already funded but looking for top-up 💶...)

Doodle of Rachel Bilson with a podcast mic eating a bag of salt and vinegar flavored chips Text: Rachel Bilson March 25th 2026 youtube.com/complexly

Rachel Bilson making a confused face on the set of Ask Hank Anything

Rachel Bilson shows some excitement on the set of Ask Hank Anything.

Hank holds Puzzle the Pelican out to Rachel so she can pull out a question card.

Our next esteemed guest is Rachel Bilson! ⁠
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Wednesday, @hankgreen.bsky.social and Rachel will talk about all the important things, like why salt and vinegar chips hurt your mouth and why hiccups are a thing that happens to us.⁠

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Imaging Assistant:South Kensington

JOB CLAXON: Imaging Assistant @nhm-london.bsky.social . Permanent role. Would be good for someone with CT experience! jobs.nhm.ac.uk/Job/JobDetai...

Happening now @bioanth.org #AABA2026 - a diverse and dynamic celebration of 40 years of the @dentalanth.bsky.social ! Deep bow of thanks to Christina Nicholas for inviting me to share some #TalesTeethTell

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