marmots
Coverage of marmots in the Nexus archive.
- Marmots got money troubles: Cuts to UCLA research lead scientists to OnlyFans
A UCLA marmot lab has opened an OnlyFans account named OnlyMarms to fund its research, which has raised approximately $4,000 so far.
- UCLA mammal research program turns to OnlyFans to survive
A UCLA research program studying large underground rodents, the Blumstein Lab, has started sharing marmot videos on OnlyFans to sustain its operations after budget cuts. The content is non-sexual, differing from the platform's typical material.
- 'Only Marms' page on Only Fans helps raise funds for wildlife research
The 'Only Marms' page on Only Fans is raising funds for wildlife research. UCLA Professor Daniel Blumstein discusses this initiative to support marmots.
- ‘OnlyMarms’: Marmots are on OnlyFans to raise money for research
Marmots are featured on OnlyFans under the 'OnlyMarms' initiative to fund research. Biologist Daniel Blumstein observed marmots in a Colorado field.
- Ancient teeth from Siberia rewrite the plague’s timeline, dating back to over 5,500 years ago
Scientists discovered the oldest known evidence of the plague in Siberian teeth dating back 5,500 years, revealing two outbreaks linked to marmot transmission and affecting small families, including children. The study, published in Nature, challenges prior timelines and highlights the plague's prehistoric evolution.
- Ancient teeth from Siberia rewrite the plague’s timeline, dating back to over 5,500 years ago
Scientists discovered the oldest evidence of plague in Siberian teeth dating back 5,500 years, revealing two outbreaks caused by a prehistoric strain of the disease. The plague spread from marmots to humans and affected small families, with many victims being children aged 8 to 11.