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Becky Crew

Becky Crew

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Senior Editor, Nature Index and Freelance Writer, Freelance

Sydney

Final Covers

Fashion , Travel , Arts , Home , Literature , Lifestyle

Doesn’t Cover

anything that doesn't deal with the luxury market

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 43

  • New carnivorous harp sponge discovered in deep sea

    By Becky Crew| Scientific American Verified You may remember the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) from such discoveries as the Yeti crab, the squid with elbows and my personal favourite, the pigbutt worm, and now they're back with footage of a new species of carnivorous sponge. Seventeen years ago, Jean Vacelet and Nicole Boury-Esnault from the Centre of Oceanology at France's Aix-Marseille University provided the first real evidence that a sponge could be more than, well, a sponge.

    By Becky Crew · Scientific American

    Apr. 26, 2020

  • How the sharksucker got its suction disc

    By Becky Crew| Scientific American Verified "The lazy remora's inhaling lips | Hung on the keel, retard the struggling ships" - Erasmus Darwin, 1830Remoras, or sharksuckers, are a family of eight species of tropical fish that for more than a millennium have inspired a mythology that is almost stranger than those odd little hats they've got on. And now scientists have figured out where the sharksucker's sucking discs actually came from.

    By Becky Crew · Scientific American

    Feb. 17, 2020

  • New carnivorous harp sponge discovered in deep sea

    By Becky Crew| Scientific American Verified You may remember the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) from such discoveries as the Yeti crab, the squid with elbows and my personal favourite, the pigbutt worm, and now they're back with footage of a new species of carnivorous sponge. Seventeen years ago, Jean Vacelet and Nicole Boury-Esnault from the Centre of Oceanology at France's Aix-Marseille University provided the first real evidence that a sponge could be more than, well, a sponge.

    By Becky Crew · Scientific American

    Apr. 26, 2020

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Freelance

Freelancer.com is the largest freelancing and crowdsourcing marketplace in the world, connecting over 81 million employers and freelancers across more than 247 countries. Founded in 2009 and based in Sydney, Australia, the platform allows employers to post jobs while freelancers can bid on these projects. It is publicly traded on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker ASX:FLN. The platform supports a variety of work categories, including software development, writing, design, and marketing. Freelancer.com also offers contests for creative work, where employers can award prize money to winning entries. Users can choose from different membership plans, including free and paid subscriptions, which provide various benefits. The mobile app enhances project management and communication for users on the go. With a diverse customer base that includes individuals, small businesses, and large enterprises, Freelancer.com plays a significant role in the global online economy.

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