Wildlife lecture

Posted by markdawsoon on September 4th, 2018

Hear praised creature master and scientist Anne Goldizen talk at Australia's University of Queensland, conveying the ninth Annual Steve Irwin Memorial Lecture, on the September 13.

The free occasion will occur at the college's St Lucia grounds in the city of Brisbane.

Goldizen is an environmentalist, inhabitant at the college. She is a specialist in vertebrate mating frameworks and protection science.

She will amuse the crowd with stories from her different spells exploring slippery and imperiled creatures. She has followed and watched Namibian giraffes, African impalas, Australian eastern dim kangaroos, and some more.

Especially captivating is the time she has spent in South America examining the conduct of Tamarin monkeys, a species endemic to Brazilian rainforests. She saw that the females have posterity fathered by various guys, who play out the greater part of the raising. As per Goldizen, this conduct is likewise found in Australian creatures, for example, the Tasmanian hen.

Tag along to this occasion to hear all the more captivating bits of knowledge. Appointments are fundamental.