Fair Warning - Censorship, wildlife and diseased coral

Hi hi, this is the non-coronavirus edition! This weekend has been four days long and I was dreading it, but it’s not been so bad? I’ve cleaned and sorted out my balcony a bit, went for TWO runs, and I’ve been doing odd jobs around the apartment.

I am finding lockdown a bit difficult, because I’m craving socialisation but being social is extremely stressful right now and I’m overwhelmed and overstimulated by group video calls. So I am pretending I have no friends and nobody loves me, and I have decided to buy a coffee table, a rug, and a dining table. And two plants. MOAR THINGS TO FILL THE EMPTY.

As usual, some fun non-data things to read:

Links from the Washington Post aren’t working when I embed them, so I’ll link them directly… I found this piece on wildlife corridors in the US an absolutely fascinating read on migratory routes and corridors. The graphics in this are brilliant, as always, and I love that it tracks one female pronghorn deer as she moves around.

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Enjoy the rest of the week and stay safe.