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"There are three musts that hold us back: I must do well. You must treat me well. And the world must be easy." Albert Ellis (via Twitter twitter.com/kimfishercbt/status/719222163539144704)
The tree is drowning! I don't know what was going on here, but that hose was pumping water under the tree pictured the whole time we were here. Maybe this man was building a mangrove forest?
Every minute or so, she lifts her head to scan for danger. Ears may be forward to back. The younger girls who were born here don't do this. This older doe always takes the lead when they go out foraging.
The big maple to the right has never, in 18 years, done colours any more spectacular than a rusty yellow. This year, it's got red and orange on show. Meanwhile, the cedar on the left has developed a weird hole in its canopy.
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And with smarter recommendations, comes more responsive attendees.
Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.
They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.
The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.
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Animal behaviour reflects an animal’s internal state and the environment around it, offering a window into how species adapt and respond to different pressures. My research explores these connections by studying behavioural complexity in Japanese macaques, essentially, how varied and organized their behaviour is over time. Using fractal analysis, I quantify and compare subtle behavioural patterns to explore how differences in physical condition and environmental context shape their actions.
This photograph is a close-up image of Gura, a free-ranging Japanese macaque from one of the groups I study in Japan. Just as my research involves “zooming in” on fine-scale behavioural patterns to understand deeper biological processes, this image zooms in on the intricate details of her face. The photo highlights the individuality and beauty of the animals behind the data, reminding us that each dataset begins with a living, breathing being whose story extends far beyond the numbers.
Brogan Stewart (Department of Geography, Urban and Environmental Studies)