Nature Contents Archive

A rare earthquake in August 2021 wasn't two major ruptures as originally thought, but five—with one powerful and shallow enough to trigger a multi-ocean tsunami https://t.co/2W3TWH0Cim

"Do I have something on my face? Why is everyone looking at me?" Everyone that can catch a glimpse is looking at this bat falcon right now. This is the first recorded time that a bat falcon has ever been seen in the U.S.! This one is hanging in South Texas. 📸: Peter Witt https://t.co/DX86UrvIZt

Oceana has won over 225 victories that increase transparency at sea and stop overfishing, habitat destruction, pollution, and the killing of threatened species. But there’s so much more work to be done! Join Oceana today to #StandForOceans: https://t.co/NM81JR4nrB https://t.co/4Kqxbm3ZS5

A tree with bark that smells like vanilla and butterscotch is remarkable with just that, but the ponderosa pine offers so much more. Read on to learn about all the creatures and interactions that call this tree home. 🌲 https://t.co/KRxJzKohCk

Wildlife Trusts across the movement are working hard to protect nature and to help people connect with their wild spaces! Donate to a local Wildlife Trust appeal and you’ll be helping support their vital work 💚 https://t.co/95yvsWHQYB https://t.co/cBuN3OCLOS

Other animals practice ‘traumatic insemination,’ stabbing a partner during sex—but this sea slug is reportedly the first to target that body part https://t.co/wWzKNkd8ga

In Argentina, a campaign is underway to get sport fishers to tag and release any sharks they catch. https://t.co/N7VprcuHqd https://t.co/sPQVWIbAkP

Anti-poaching is vital to protecting wildlife, and these dogs are trained to take down poachers. Jonah is playing the role of “poacher.” Good luck Jonah… #DiscoveringDavidDobrik is streaming on @discoveryplus now: https://t.co/q0yFtyYESP https://t.co/2uO8h4ZwSn

Save your spot for our next Wild LIVE event! We will be joined by @gow_derek, Marina Druga (@WWF_Romania), Sally Holt (@WildwoodTrust), Mykhailo Nesterenka (@RewildingEurope), @RobStoneman and @CraigBennett3 to talk about species reintroduction! ⬇️🌳🌍 https://t.co/HG205fVd3i https://t.co/l41FczGEKN

With roots up to 10 feet long, perennial grains like #Kernza store large amounts of carbon, while also helping farms adapt to a changing climate. Watch @US_N4C’s new video to see how @NatureAsMeasure & @perennialpantry are teaming up to advance this innovative climate solution. https://t.co/J9qqoNZ2Ax

What would happen if nature threw a scaly dinosaur and a koala into a blender and spit the result back out to live in the forests and grasslands of Africa and Asia? The result might look like a pangolin. Head to Mongabay Kids for more. https://t.co/4FR8WZCM3B https://t.co/pqaW74W0qf

Us boys have been celebrating this mama bear for the past couple of days with Norwegian Mother’s Day and Valentine’s Day😁❤️🔥 So blessed and thankful for the journey I’ve been able to cruise beside you hilvees

Lemon sharks have personalities, make friends, use body language and learn tricks. They’re forcing us to rethink how we see big sharks, says @helenscales (📷 @ShaneGrossPhoto) https://t.co/U2FYBr6740

A new photographic field guide featuring all of Sri Lanka’s known living amphibians is expected to fill a long-felt need for a simple updated guide to help identify the country’s amphibians. https://t.co/onXsPuxABV

#NationalNestboxWeek How to identify empty mammal and bird nests https://t.co/NLGLACndV5