Crybaby Learns to Swim Jesse DeVoe 2010-11-19 | [ORIGINAL VIDEO] During a fortunate opportunity as part of a research team studying population ecology of Weddell seals in the Antarctic, Jessica Farrer and myself were able to record this video of one of the seal pups, recently weaned by its mother and on its own to learn how to survive. A pup must first get in the water to be successful as a seal! For more information on the ongoing long-term research, check out the project's website: http://www.weddellsealscience.comFootage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.Originally posted for:http://www.aspiringecologist.com
Weddell Seal Grand Finale Jesse DeVoe 2017-10-11 | These recordings of Weddell seals were taken during the 2010 field season of the Weddell Seal Science team and coalesced into one audio file to bring to life the diversity of Weddell sounds. The sounds are unmodified, actual calls from Weddell seals recorded from below the ice.
New Zealand fantail Jesse DeVoe 2017-10-07 | Proudly displaying in the Christchurch Botanical Gardens.
[re]Packing for the Ice Jesse DeVoe 2017-10-07 | Preparing for deployment to the Antarctic by unpacking and repacking (to make sure I really have want I want and need) my bags. Cameo appearance of my mother (always grateful for her assistance and advice!).
Jesse DeVoe Masters Defense - Mountain goats in the greater Yellowstone Jesse DeVoe 2015-02-09 | Video of the defense of my Master's thesis, titled "Occupancy Modeling of Non-native Mountain Goats in the Greater Yellowstone Area". Feb. 3, 2015. (Ecology Department, Montana State University). Apologies for not zooming in on the slides and low quality!)
Slush Puppy Jesse DeVoe 2012-11-26 | A Weddell seal pup at home in a slush pool. For more information on the ongoing long-term research on Antarctic's Weddell seals, check out the project's website: http://www.weddellsealscience.comFootage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.Originally posted for:http://www.aspiringecologist.com
Seal Divers (in reverse) Jesse DeVoe 2012-11-21 | Divers Henry Kaiser and Rob Robbins, enterring a dive hole to getfootage of Weddell seals at Turtle Rock
Muttering Pup Jesse DeVoe 2012-11-15 | Just a pup video. For more information on the ongoing long-term research on Antarctic's Weddell seals, check out the project's website: http://www.weddellsealscience.comFootage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.Originally posted for:http://www.aspiringecologist.com
Pup Buds Jesse DeVoe 2012-10-31 | Weddell seal pups buddying up. For more information on the ongoing long-term research on Antarctic's Weddell seals, check out the project's website: http://www.weddellsealscience.comFootage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.Originally posted for:http://www.aspiringecologist.com
First Swimmer Pup Jesse DeVoe 2012-10-27 | This pup is the first swimmer we've seen this season!! Go Pup! For more information on the ongoing long-term research on Antarctic's Weddell seals, check out the project's website: http://www.weddellsealscience.comFootage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.Originally posted for:http://www.aspiringecologist.com
2012 Occupancy Surveys Have Begun! Jesse DeVoe 2012-07-15 | Surveys for bighorn sheep and mountain goats are underway in thegreater Yellowstone area. www.gyamountainungulateproject.com
Intro to the GYA Mountain Ungulate Project Jesse DeVoe 2012-04-06 | The Greater Yellowstone Mountain Ungulate Project was created to study the ecology of bighorn sheep and mountain goats Yellowstone area. In this short video, we describe three reasons for the importance of this research. Please visit http://www.gyamountainungulateproject.com for more information!
Seal Pup Surprise Jesse DeVoe 2010-12-11 | For more information on the ongoing long-term research on Antarctic's Weddell seals, check out the project's website: http://www.weddellsealscience.comFootage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.Originally posted for:http://www.aspiringecologist.com
Learning to Swim.mov Jesse DeVoe 2010-11-18 | For more information on the ongoing long-term research, check out the project's website: http://www.weddellsealscience.comFootage was obtained under NMFS Permit No. 1032-1917.Originally posted for:http://www.aspiringecologist.com
