Data for "Sharing for Science: High-resolution trophic interactions revealed rapidly by social media"

Data associated with:Maritz, R. and Maritz, B. Sharing for Science: High-resolution trophic interactions revealed rapidly by social media.<br><br><br>Maritz_FacebookDatabase.csv<br>Feeding interactions involving reptiles and amphibians in southern Africa gathered using Facebook (Predation Records - Reptiles and Frogs (Sub-Saharan Africa)). Data retrieved between Aug. 2017 - Dec. 2019.<br>Maritz_LiteratureDatabase.csvSnakes in southern Africa as predators collected using published scientific and grey literature. Data last retrieved from in Dec. 2019<br>Maritz_LitDatabaseRefs.xlsx<br>Full citations for literature sources used in this study including the snake species for which it provided data for.<br>Maritz_iNaturalistDatabase.csvSnakes in southern Africa as predators collected using iNaturalist. Data retrieved in Dec. 2019<br><br>Maritz_GoogleDatabase.csvSnakes in southern Africa as predators collected using Google Images. Four target species used: <i>Boaedon capensis</i>, <i>Python natalensis, Naja nivea, </i>and<i> Dispholidus typus. </i>Data retrieved in Oct. 2019.<br><br>Maritz_PreyRatios.csvRatios of prey for four target species of snakes using Facebook, iNaturalist, and Google Images.<br><br>Associated R code for analyses and figures: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12287714