A video covering our new published research on the tiny marsupial with an unusual talent 💀 #skull #science https://t.co/plNnGEXjAD via @YouTube

Our lab just published a cool paper on seed-cracking bettongs. Not just any seeds, but some of the hardest seeds out there! Two species in the same genus showing different adaptatiosn to hard biting. Very cool 💀💀🤓🤓 #skull #science https://t.co/q500PXj0tk

This was a fun little side project I worked on while doing placoderm biomechanics analysis with the Flinders Gogo team. To be presented at @CAVEPS_Palaeo 💀🤓 #Devonian #fossil #placoderm #paleontology https://t.co/QzDPlEZYkh

Achievement unlocked! h-index of 10 😎 #skull #science

I only played a very small role in this @PNASNews article by @AbbyGraceDrake, @JLosos, et al., but it's cool, so please check it out! "Copy-cat evolution: Divergence and convergence within and between cat and dog breeds." https://t.co/NSjLuKAMju

What if the Rancor in @starwars was a domesticated breed similar to a pug or a bulldog? In the latest video from The Skullywag Lab, I "un-pug" the Rancor to see what a wild, undomesticated Rancor ancestor might look like! #skull #science #starwars https://t.co/3MOhVV0igo

New episode on ant and termite-eating animal skulls 💀💀💀 The feeding anatomy of these species is pretty bonkers tbh. Happy to finally explore it a bit https://t.co/FXu7179N5u

Just made this for The Skullywag Lab website I'm building Come sit by the fire and enjoy some skulls 💀🤓

A new episode of Monster ID just dropped! This time, the lab identifies the Beast of Tenby 💀 https://t.co/KlIF6QnZ2F #skull #science

Knowing what an animal eats can help biologists find it – especially when a species is as elusive as this one. @KarlVernes @DRexMitchell @WeisbeckerLab @FlindersUniNews @uninewengland

Some interesting findings from our new methods paper. We used the skull of the extinct desert rat-kangaroo as a case study and discovered some important details about its feeding habits @WeisbeckerLab @TheSkullywagLab https://t.co/DnJg6Y80tz via @ConversationEDU

For any researchers that study skull function using comparative finite element analysis, our new paper presenting a framework for scaling muscle forces to adequately represent the hypothesis is extremely important https://t.co/H7YPkKMXN5

@gessiejomez @DRexMitchell @CookeSiobhan Questions on socioecology? Rare behaviors? Skeletal lesion analysis helps! #primates #primatology https://t.co/vfYWFfDzEf

New study! Measaurements of deer skulls from 38 species (300 individuals) show that larger species have more diverse skull ecomorphology. Author concludes that size imposes ecological constraints 💀🤓 https://t.co/QMIVdDqEr4 #mdpifossstud via @FossilsMDPI #skull #science

New video dropped, where I turn myself into a giant - for science! 🤓💀 https://t.co/RIv0sXo0XI

The latest video just dropped (link in bio). We take a look at how missing teeth in the ancestors of the marsupial lion made evolution produce one of the most weird and powerful skulls known to science! 🤓💀 Artwork by Rudolph Hima, Music by Max Brhon

No luck on the DECRA. Moving on 🕺

Like rodents? New video just dropped on their crazy skulls! 🐀🐁🐭🐹💀💀💀💀 https://t.co/Dk41IC6sNV

The boxthorn bed and breakfast? Our new paper, published in @CSIRO wildlife research shows that Stick nest rats preferentially eat invasive boxthorn rather than native vegetation on Australia’s Reevesby Island https://t.co/I75K3uiBT7

Hey Skullywags! Dr Rex here. If you think skulls are cool, check out this video on crocodile biting 💀💀💀💀🐊🐊🐊🐊 The biomechanics of crocodile bites https://t.co/JgEd0PJhpf via @YouTube