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Hi! I’m @natashaldaly, a writer at National Geographic, here to talk about my new investigative piece on sloth trafficking. THREAD/: https://t.co/EWM9dkUfVc

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Owls are magnificent and captivating! It’s fairly easy to tell an owl from any other bird of prey… but how do you tell one owl from another? Watch our video to find out! 🦉 🦉 https://t.co/krC7pZIVph

Most woodpeckers make nest cavities in dead trees, but not the Gila woodpecker! This desert bird makes its home in living saguaro cactuses. Photo: Mick Thompson https://t.co/SICGmVooW7

Are you a backyard birder? Have you been noticing something a little strange happening at the bird feeder? https://t.co/PsBk4WVECj

Described as the "worst blow to wildlife" in the country's history, a severe bird flu outbreak in Israel has killed as many as 8,000 wild cranes https://t.co/8cpTFVQWs8

Coastal deforestation fuels more frequent storms in West Africa, study warns https://t.co/iX9HBFSseD

Loggerhead shrikes: intriguing, yet a little bit spooky to some (as far as how they handle their prey goes). Learn more about the fascinating "butcher bird": https://t.co/v2YG23jgCv Photo taken at Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge in California courtesy of Steve McDonald https://t.co/J0k1dEWMcS

Guess what? A new year means an exciting new virtual field trip made possible with support from Carrier: You’re the scientist! Citizen Science, Frogs & Cicadas. Learn more about how you can provide data to help scientists HERE: https://t.co/zejZwJYVXO https://t.co/YndgXDKFh1

An innocent gift from Chicago to Prince Akihito in 1960 caused a decades-long ecological crisis that Japanese scientists are now close to solving https://t.co/twSQd81Gv6

A tiny tree frog, new to science, has been named after climate activist @GretaThunberg for her work highlighting the urgency of climate change: https://t.co/IlopGGL0v7

Wildlife to spot in a winter woodland https://t.co/O1t4ovsGIT

Experts all agree: don’t hold sloths or take photos with them on vacation. We—as consumers—have so much power to drive change to improve animals’ lives. https://t.co/6bi9J050DP

In Panama, a tiny rainfrog named after Greta Thunberg endures https://t.co/PIrNjHsVfF

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