Four years, many tags, and even more written words later, my PhD thesis is DONE! 🎉 #biologging for #shark and #turtle ecology and conservation 🦈🐢🦑🧪 i have had a blast these past years at @exetermarine.bsky.social @uniexecec.bsky.social

Gotta love sunset fieldwork. Looking for #sharks in UK doesn’t always mean rain and gray weather 🙌 #trackingNotSlacking 🦈🧪🐠🌊

When the weather keeps you from finding sharks, you find a distillery and paint the sharks instead! #shark #fieldwork #sciart 🦈🦑🌊

Share your blue art! 💙

With #sharks of course! #sciart 🦑🦈🐠

What can turtles tell us about noise in the ocean? In our new paper in Biological Conservation, leatherback 🐢 collect underwater sound data to map natural and human noise in the soundscape facing critical nesting beaches 🚢🔊

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Great short article about our recent publication on the movements and conservation of leatherback sea turtles in Equatorial Guinea from CLS Argos 🐢 🦑
@brendangodley.bsky.social @exetermarine.bsky.social

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Hello! I am Francesco Garzon, PhD student at University of Exeter, UK - I study marine megafauna movement, ecology, and conservation! My favourite elasmos are whale sharks and manta rays 🦈🌊 though i am also partial to a good sea turtle 🐢