Twitter Update Week 3

I focus my Twitter on marine animals, which is the topic I want to study. I find much information on marine animals on Twitter this week through lots of photo posts that really remind me of the diversity of the ecosystem. The best account I followed is called Journal of Zoology, which is an account focused on bringing voices from different researchers. I read several published articles and learned various animal behaviors that are helpful for my further research. I usually retweet posts relating to my study or topics that I think are meaningful. I did not specifically focus on one thing to retweet, similar to my habit of responding to posts. I think my best tweet is how dolphins tried to communicate with porpoises. This post shows communication between two different species. Even though the languages are other, there are always ways to bond between two different species with understanding and respect.

I responded to Yael about the intelligence of crows. I like how he gives an example related to previous studies and analyzes the study in three sentences.

I responded to Jana for the elephant painting. The post shows how an elephant is trained to paint with the nose. I admire the elephant's intelligence and how he understands his task through training. Animal training is a practice of trying to find personalities in animals to prove that they can do what humans are capable of doing.

I responded to Jerrod for his post questioning animal behavior. I thought the post was entertaining, so I answered him with my thought which is the squirrel.