A recent survey reported by The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has confirmed that for the first time in a century, tiger numbers have significantly risen within the global population. It’s now standing at 3,890. Bravo! Tiger population statistics in 2010 at the Tiger Summit, Russia gave us a sad insight into the state of the species numbering … Continue reading
Introduction The tardigrade, or ‘Tardigrada‘ which translates to ‘the slow stepper’ has established itself amongst scientific literature as one of the most resilient organisms on earth. In short, these delightful little things are the ‘Scrappy Doo’ of the natural world. Small, but undeniably tough.Their remarkable ability to cope under extreme conditions has been the subject … Continue reading
What on EARTH is morphometrics? Indeed, what is morphometrics and why have I chosen it as a topic of interest to open up my new blog with? First of all it’s a topic which is actually new to me. I’ll be doing a morphometrics study with one of my university lecturers within the next few … Continue reading
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