Harro harro university has been keeping me busy but i finally managed to edit my video on triggerfish, more specifically the titan triggerfish cuz its the most commonly seen around malaysia's coastal waters hehe For now I've posted it as a trial reel so we'll see how it goes XD🧎‍♀️

I recently learned about this Pap stuff from my junior and knew i had to cover on it,,, however i felt for this one i think the animations were a tad bit too fast😭 tried my best to visualise the easiest way to explain so here it is😭😭😭 i also forgot to say the word "milk" hence why i had to put in that starred text AAAA I took Matthias' advice and put in more text at the centre without blocking my face too!🙃 Also yea there are minor lags in the video AND I HAV NO IDEA WHY, I'll just trim them out before posting it i suppose😭 capcut is annoying at times

Hola guys, Easter makes me feel like celebrating some of your wins: - @Abi Rowley’s first “do you know your bird species” format hit 10k views, with 16k across the other two combined. - @Sonya Yein's 2 educational formats also just crossed 10k views on both! - And @Manon de Visser apparently just landed a job interview at a major science communication magazine thanks her educational reels! That’s the first real world impact from what we're doing together here and I’m pretty bloody proud, if I may say so! 🙌🙌 CONGRATS, KEEP IT UP and I’m sure some exciting things will appear on the horizon for you soon...🌄 Looking forward to seeing you all in this evening’s call!

I finally managed to story tell under 40secs😭 Anyways for this one i had to make it on a whim because im back to classes again at uni, do drop you thoughts if there are any ways i could've been clearer or wtvr🦦🌸

Hi all, So since I spoke with Matthias I have been thinking more about which direction I want to go with my socials. I won't go into too much detail here, but overall I am thinking about trying to make more reels in which I constantly build the bridge between what separates, as well as unites, humans with other animals and nature. I once decided to study biology in the hopes of understanding life better - and by doing so also understanding humans better. But the more I find out about the natural world - the less I actually tend to understand humans. I think I kind of would like that intrinsic curiosity and bridge between humans and wildlife to be at the core of my future content. Does this make sense so far? Also I have decided to switch to a Dutch (and Flemish) audience for a while. Making videos in Dutch instead of English to see what happens. With this comes changing my name/handle, as well. It is now "@wild_DNA" - the name of my company. But I would like something Dutch that lures people in. (I am keeping my company name in the upcoming time though - for now this is purely about social handles). In short, I have gone through a whole list of ideas trying to make things personal and also keep the possibilities of what I can do with the name quite broad. After crossing off what I do not like, the following names remain. Which one do you think is best - and why? Or do you have a better one perhaps? - @evolueermetmanon (focus on building a community and on evolution/learning/growing) - @zoodenktmanon (focus on my thinking process and the term 'zoo' is smartly incorporated) - @manonverteltwaarom (more simple and straightforward, and it kind of rhymes funnily/flows well) - @drmanonlegtuit (same, more simple - I like mentioning my doctor title but the annoying thing is there already are some drmanons on insta, so I do not know how to best incorporate 'dr' or 'doctor' ) I am curious to hear your thoughts! Thanks! (: