Nature Contents Archive

Wind turbines are silhouetted against an amber sky at Kansas' Elk River Wind Project in this striking scene by photographer Mark Thiessen https://t.co/XzA6g8JDKU

Seal-ed with a kiss! RT to spread some love this #ValentinesDay. 💞 https://t.co/jfZK8rICNd

#MarineMonday 🌊 📸+💭: Joe Orsi (IG // skypacking) Happy #ValentinesDay from the lagunas of Raja Ampat! Danau Love Karawapop is a heart-shaped laguna located on the island of Misool in Indonesia’s Raja Ampat archipelago. #travel #explore #aerial #photography https://t.co/Jw2d05JHqI

While Valentine's Day may be top of mind, there's another reason to celebrate February 14: #WorldBonoboDay! https://t.co/ghj4RQAso2

Examples of famous love stories: Romeo and Juliet, Oprah and Stedman, Baby and Johnny, These moose. Happy Valentines Day. ❤️ https://t.co/iZkYEqC2Qf

Monogamy may not be commonplace among all of Earth's creatures, but for a select few, it's the secret to survival https://t.co/gik8PFfXEl

Animal duos❤️ #EarthCapture by:⁣ Photo 1- Japanese dwarf flying squirrel (Pteromys momonga) mkd_photography Photo 2- Brown-hooded Parrot (Pyrilia haematotis) benknoot Photo 3- Polar bear (Ursus maritimus) polarbearscanada Photo 4- Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) yuji.tokura .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #bbcearth #birds #flyingsquirrel #parrots #redfoxes #polarbear #mammals #landmammals #amazingphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #naturephotography #amazinganimals #nature #naturelovers #earth #earthlovers #valentines

Did you know most bird species are monogamous? Experts estimate that only 5% of all mammal species (excluding humans) are believed to be monogamous, compared to nearly 90% of all bird species. Learn more: https://t.co/PQ3qGcC4Jt. https://t.co/7JxhTEeE76

I’m a slithery little snake. The nonvenomous long-nosed snake gets confused with the venomous coral snake. Let’s clear up the confusion. Photo: Ryan Haggerty/USFWS https://t.co/aXBiiiurwm

A third Indigenous group -- The Winnemucca -- has joined a lawsuit against the proposed #ThackerPass lithium mine in Nevada. An op-ed about this mine makes the case for biodiversity & Indigenous land rights: https://t.co/E58BUQDo84

From remarkable plants and the changing of seasons, to geologic formations and beautiful patterns. There is so much to see, touch, smell and experience in nature.  What do you love most about nature? #HappyValentinesDay 💚 https://t.co/cGxNxHFZyp

Marrying across racial and ethnic lines has become more common, and more accepted, in the decades since a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling https://t.co/vqyko4s54B

Roses are red🌹 Human eyeballs are plain Compared to beavers With nictitating membranes. 🦫 Card design by Rebecca Fabbri/USFWS https://t.co/cS0h8y6SfS

The basic song of a great tit is easy to learn. You’ll hear them singing a two syllable song over and over again, often remembered as ‘tea-cher, tea-cher’. Learn more about great tits in our expert guide by @_BTO: https://t.co/RCXB5cbIwZ

Creating more accessibility for People of Color in the outdoors is critical to our mission at TNC. With more accessibility comes an opportunity for people to cultivate their own experiences and love for the outdoors: https://t.co/BWdhZWcPp4 📸: Diane Cook and Len Jenshel https://t.co/3Pwdqd35VS