A gorgeous geoscientist who works as a model and studies venomous toads and crocodiles claims that the Daily Star’s comparison of her to Lara Croft left her “swooning.”
Rosie Moore, a stunning scientist, has amassed a sizable Instagram following because to her fascinating pictures featuring animals like sharks and snakes.
For her poses, the researcher has earned the moniker “the world’s hottest geoscientist,” and she generously responds to the many comments from driven girls who are inspired by her shifting views on women in science.
The Daily Star’s comparison of her to Lara Croft, according to a stunning geoscientist who works as a model and researches poisonous toads and crocodiles, left her “swooning.”
A gorgeous scientist named Rosie Moore has gained a significant Instagram following because to her interesting images of creatures like sharks and snakes.
The researcher, who goes by the moniker “the world’s hottest geoscientist” for her poses, willingly answers the numerous comments from ambitious girls who are motivated by her evolving perspectives on women in science.
She admitted the comparison had her “swooning” and told the Daily Star: “I was always obsessed with Lara Croft as a kid.
“She’s a brilliant, athletic adventurer, so to be compared to her is a huge compliment!”
But whilst iconic Lara Croft was known to use her gun to shoot endangered animals including wolves, bats, bears and gorillas, Rosie has instead swapped the pistols for a heart-warming persistence to help.
In the course of her career, she has braved a range of situations, such as freediving with sharks and even dodging a crocodile that was defending its young.
The native of Missouri who currently resides and works in Florida, United States, was forced to flee from the enraged beast after she went to check on its young.
Even though Rosie has an amazing résumé based solely on her scientific work, she chose to try modelling after being invited to take pictures with sharks.
She explained: “I started modelling for companies that wanted freedive models to pose with sharks. I built up a network of photographers and modelled for many brands through them.
“It was really amazing to find a way to incorporate my hobbies into modelling gigs. The duality of the two careers seems to shock many people.”
Whilst science and modelling isn’t the most obvious career partnership, Rosie says her commitment to the two leaves most people swooning themselves.
She added: “The reactions have been overwhelmingly positive. My co-workers who model are always shocked and supportive of my science career, and the scientists and engineers I work with are always impressed by the modelling.”