Nature Contents Archive

Anne’s diary helped the world learn about the horrors of the Nazi genocide of European Jews. But it also put heavy symbolic weight on the shoulders of a murdered 15-year-old who could no longer speak for herself #HolocaustRemembranceDay https://t.co/z0s3ZQj7yg

Paint me like one of your French girls 🎨 Oriental garden lizards (Calotes versicolor) are solitary animal, often found in low shrubs and resting on tree trunks. #EarthCapture by @picxploring via instagram https://t.co/sAjuvO9po5

“When I eat, it is the food that is scared.” - Ron Swanson (and also this egret) Great Egrets are diurnal foragers. This means that they search for food during the daytime. Visit a National Wildlife Refuge and you may glimpse one in the wild! 📸: Robert Burton/USFWS https://t.co/rWZ8htgkYW

Latest news: Wed 2 Feb will see a Westminster debate on allowing the use of neonics!🐝 We want to see as many MPs there as possible. Tweet your MP using our simple form and ask them to attend & say #NoMoreNeonics ❌ https://t.co/SDPYzWT7Oc https://t.co/lAP1MaHSqd

#WPYPeoplesChoice is your chance to get involved with @NHM_WPY, #WPY7. Each day we are sharing an image from the shortlisted selection, and today's image is by Antonio Liebana Navarro. View the full gallery & find out how to vote (voting closes 2 Feb): https://t.co/MUhUWFfe8h https://t.co/mE7PQhdJy1

The first episode of #IntoTheDepths, our new six-part podcast is live! In this series, Tara Roberts aims to expand the historical record and to honor the estimated 1.8 million unsung souls who perished during the Middle Passage. https://t.co/Yi8S44Y2ic https://t.co/Xop2D5Rrq2

MESMERIZING: This sea nettle swimming by https://t.co/BnlD4AcQok

Ever wonder how we find a CA condor nest in the rugged canyons around Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge and over 10,000 square miles of condor range in Southern CA? One of the first methods of finding nests are through GPS technology. #thread 📷USFWS https://t.co/4p0i48D3cv

Weapon on weapon — sparks FLY. Last week's #BattleBots main event was packed with action 💥💥💥 ICYMI: Here's the full Copperhead vs. Lock-Jaw battle 🥊 📺 @BattleBots Thursdays at 8p on Discovery and discovery+ https://t.co/bGu17QgxPw https://t.co/P9S1y0fl6a

Fireflies are terrific ambassadors to lead people back into nature and to better understand the interconnectedness of it all. ✨https://t.co/UKof9IjOl6

In Episode 1, Tara learns about legendary diver Doc Jones—and the underwater memorial he placed at the wreck site of the British ship Henrietta Marie https://t.co/p4cIpxD5lW

13 of the best places to see roosting starlings https://t.co/9XrynQ2Z5z

Famed paleontologist, elephant protector and conservationist Richard Leakey died on January 2nd at the age of 77. Leakey left a big mark on the field of wildlife conservation, @jeremy_hance reports: https://t.co/9iAtJrhpsH https://t.co/ke4lWWsTjz

Partnering with communities of color to include them in the conservation movement is vital for protecting our wildlife. https://t.co/xWph1hhrHe

We analyze data transmitted from GPS units attached with the birds’ wing tag for signs of potential nesting. Condor #816 (pink tag) has a solar powered GPS unit whereas #328 (blue tag) doesn't. About 80 birds in our SoCal flock are equipped with active GPS units.✅