a) Drop bear in its habitat, (b) drop bear attacking prey, (c) two
a) Drop bear in its habitat, (b) drop bear attacking prey, (c) two
Download scientific diagram | (a) Drop bear in its habitat, (b) drop bear attacking prey, (c) two GNSS tracks ending with a drop bear attack (denoted by a star), and (d) summary of all drop bear attacks observed (Janssen, 2012, 2013). from publication: Humorous science: Animal mapping and ecology | This is the fourth in a series of papers celebrating some of the weird and wonderful research findings hidden amongst the scientific literature. It aims to ensure that we remember the funnier side of science and provides answers to questions we may have been too afraid to | Animal Science, Ecology and Science | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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a) Drop bear in its habitat, (b) drop bear attacking prey, (c) two
