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It's Fossil Friday! Meet Eryops megacephalus. This critter, which lived some 280 million years ago during the Early Permian, was among the most terrestrial of the early tetrapods. Spot it in the Hall of Vertebrate Origins! Plan your visit: amnh.link/4bnMbG3 Photo: © AMNH177 views It's Fossil Friday! Meet Eryops megacephalus. This critter, which lived some 280 million years ago during the Early Permian, was among the most terrestrial of the early tetrapods. Spot it in the Hall of Vertebrate Origins! Plan your visit: amnh.link/4bnMbG3 Photo: © AMNH It's Trilobite Tuesday! Trilobites, while commonly seen fossilized as single individuals, were highly social animals—gathering together to mate, molt, or feed. On occasion, fossils are unearthed featuring multiple trilobites on a single slab, like these ornate 1-in- (2.5-cm-) long Devonian lichids.139 views It's Trilobite Tuesday! Trilobites, while commonly seen fossilized as single individuals, were highly social animals—gathering together to mate, molt, or feed. On occasion, fossils are unearthed featuring multiple trilobites on a single slab, like these ornate 1-in- (2.5-cm-) long Devonian lichids. 🌈 Check out the rainbow leaf beetle! Though widely distributed across Europe, this insect is seldom seen. Growing ~0.5 in (1.3 cm) in size, it feeds on plants including ivy, roses, & thyme. This beetle inhabits montane forests at elevations of ~1970 ft (600 m). Photo: Slimguy, Wikimedia Commons138 views 🌈 Check out the rainbow leaf beetle! Though widely distributed across Europe, this insect is seldom seen. Growing ~0.5 in (1.3 cm) in size, it feeds on plants including ivy, roses, & thyme. This beetle inhabits montane forests at elevations of ~1970 ft (600 m). Photo: Slimguy, Wikimedia Commons Behold the common snapping turtle! This robust reptile can weigh more than 70 lbs (31.8 kg). Its diet includes birds, small mammals, fish, and aquatic vegetation. And? It can survive for up to 30 years in the wild! Photo: Jody Benedict, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist114 views Behold the common snapping turtle! This robust reptile can weigh more than 70 lbs (31.8 kg). Its diet includes birds, small mammals, fish, and aquatic vegetation. And? It can survive for up to 30 years in the wild! Photo: Jody Benedict, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist

📊 Post engagement

Recent posts · likes + reposts
Jul 21latest
103
Avg engagement / post
79–114
Typical post (engagement)
0.4%
Engagement vs followers
86/100
Very consistent reach
Nov 2024
On Bluesky since
Half of recent posts land between 79 and 114 likes + reposts (median 93) — a dependable floor a sponsored post can count on.

🔥 Top post: It's Fossil Friday! Meet Eryops megacephalus. This critter, whic · 177 likes + reposts

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence
6 / week
Posts several times a week.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 0 text · 12 image · 0 video.
Follower / following
1.1K×
Follows 22 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

Recent posts

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🔥 Top post It's Fossil Friday! Meet Eryops megacephalus. This critter, which lived some 280 million years ago during the Early Permian, was among the most terrestrial of the early tetrapods. Spot it in the Hall of Vertebrate Origins! Plan your visit: amnh.link/4bnMbG3 Photo: © AMNH ★ 177
It's Trilobite Tuesday! Trilobites, while commonly seen fossilized as single individuals, were highly social animals—gathering together to mate, molt, or feed. On occasion, fossils are unearthed featuring multiple trilobites on a single sl… ★ 139 Meet the greater naked bat. Glands on this mammal's neck produce unpleasant-smelling secretions—the scent of which has been compared to “stale socks drenched in engine oil.” It can be found in colonies of ~20,000 individuals. Photo: Vatch… ★ 83 Today’s Exhibit of the Day? The Museum’s giant sequoia. When this tree was felled by a lumber company in 1891 (which is now illegal), it was 331 ft (100.1 m) tall. In 1912, this sequoia slice was cut to fit through the Museum. Visitors tod… ★ 93 Meet the blunt-headed burrowing frog! Also known as the balloon frog, it spends much of its time underground. During the breeding season, it comes to the surface and takes advantage of seasonal rain pools to release up to 300 eggs. Photo:… ★ 99 This #InternationalTigerDay, we’re remembering the Caspian tiger. This large tiger subspecies weighed ~530 lbs (240 kg). It was driven to extinction by the same factors threatening surviving tigers—human activity, including deforestation a… ★ 91 It's time for Trilobite Tuesday. These 2-in- (5.1-cm-) long specimens—contained in a block of limestone from the Ordovician outcrops of Tennessee—are considered Gabriceraurus trilobites. Long viewed as an unidentified species of Ceraurus, … ★ 79 🌈 Check out the rainbow leaf beetle! Though widely distributed across Europe, this insect is seldom seen. Growing ~0.5 in (1.3 cm) in size, it feeds on plants including ivy, roses, & thyme. This beetle inhabits montane forests at elevation… ★ 138 This parasitic plant smells like a rotting corpse: jackal food. Unlike many plants, which use photosynthesis, this species attaches itself to host plants & siphons off their nutrients. Its flavor & texture have been compared to that of a p… ★ 78 Happy birthday to Vera Rubin, born on this day in 1928! An acclaimed scientist, Rubin's observations established the presence of dark matter in galaxies. She was elected to the National Academy of Sciences & awarded the National Medal of S… ★ 71 Behold the common snapping turtle! This robust reptile can weigh more than 70 lbs (31.8 kg). Its diet includes birds, small mammals, fish, and aquatic vegetation. And? It can survive for up to 30 years in the wild! Photo: Jody Benedict, C… ★ 114 Cheetahs don’t have stripes, or do they? When scientists first observed the "king cheetah," it was thought to be a new species. Today, we know its striped patterning is actually the result of a genetic mutation. Only a handful of these cat… ★ 72

🦋 Handle & authenticity

✅ Domain-verified
@amnh.org
The handle is the domain amnh.org. On Bluesky a domain handle proves the owner controls that website — so this is verifiably the real amnh.org account, not an impersonator.
On Bluesky since
Nov 2024
Joined after Bluesky opened to the public — a settled account with a real history.

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined Bluesky in 2024 — 1 year ago.
👁️Averages 103 views per post.
📤Posts about 6× per week.
🏅Earned the 10K Followers for passing 10K followers.
📍Based in United States.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated
90/100
Excellent Credibility score
99%
Real Real audience
Low Fake-follower risk
High Data confidence
  • Est. 99% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
  • Strong engagement (~0.4% of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
  • Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
  • Verified account.

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

About

Official page of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Open daily, 10 am–5:30 pm. https://linktr.ee/amnh

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It's Trilobite Tuesday! Trilobites, while commonly seen fossilized as single individuals, were highly social animals—gathering together to mate, molt, or feed. On occasion, fossils are unearthed featuring multiple trilobites on a single slab, like these ornate 1-in- (2.5-cm-) long Devonian lichids. Meet the greater naked bat. Glands on this mammal's neck produce unpleasant-smelling secretions—the scent of which has been compared to “stale socks drenched in engine oil.” It can be found in colonies of ~20,000 individuals. Photo: Vatcharavee Sriprasertsil, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist Today’s Exhibit of the Day? The Museum’s giant sequoia. When this tree was felled by a lumber company in 1891 (which is now illegal), it was 331 ft (100.1 m) tall. In 1912, this sequoia slice was cut to fit through the Museum. Visitors today can still spot the seams where it was put back together. It's Fossil Friday! Meet Eryops megacephalus. This critter, which lived some 280 million years ago during the Early Permian, was among the most terrestrial of the early tetrapods. Spot it in the Hall of Vertebrate Origins! Plan your visit: amnh.link/4bnMbG3 Photo: © AMNH Meet the blunt-headed burrowing frog! Also known as the balloon frog, it spends much of its time underground. During the breeding season, it comes to the surface and takes advantage of seasonal rain pools to release up to 300 eggs. Photo: Noah Kirkland, CC BY 4.0, iNaturalist This #InternationalTigerDay, we’re remembering the Caspian tiger. This large tiger subspecies weighed ~530 lbs (240 kg). It was driven to extinction by the same factors threatening surviving tigers—human activity, including deforestation and overhunting. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain It's time for Trilobite Tuesday. These 2-in- (5.1-cm-) long specimens—contained in a block of limestone from the Ordovician outcrops of Tennessee—are considered Gabriceraurus trilobites. Long viewed as an unidentified species of Ceraurus, such classifications can change based on new research. 🌈 Check out the rainbow leaf beetle! Though widely distributed across Europe, this insect is seldom seen. Growing ~0.5 in (1.3 cm) in size, it feeds on plants including ivy, roses, & thyme. This beetle inhabits montane forests at elevations of ~1970 ft (600 m). Photo: Slimguy, Wikimedia Commons

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