Nature Contents Archive

The magazine’s cover story was written by National Geographic Explorer Tara Roberts, whose research on the transatlantic slave trade inspired her to investigate her own roots #BHM https://t.co/H3kFsLYtj7

📽️ + 💭: Kenzo Kiren (IG // kenzokiren) Name this creature ⚡️👽⚡️ These are known as electric clams or disco clams found throughout the tropical waters of the central Indo-Pacific region! 🔈: Intergalactic by Beastie Boys #MarineMonday #VOTD #videooftheday https://t.co/7qlAHO3yrY

Some are sharp, some are spotted and some are slithery, but all invasive species are bad for public lands and waters. Together, we can protect the nation’s waterways and wildlife from the threat of invasive species. Learn how you can help: https://t.co/hFskT63rH4 https://t.co/Zh0iKHhZZs

This moment of cute goes to 🥁... these mallard ducklings at Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in NV! Mallards are among the most abundant ducks in North America. It'll take 50-60 days for these ducklings to fledge and become less dependent on their mother. 📷 Rod Colvin/USFWS https://t.co/JUwz5rVi70

Dive into a new career with The Wildlife Trusts! If you’re passionate about nature’s recovery and want to see wildlife thriving, we’d love to hear from you! https://t.co/tlaGQHGsXX https://t.co/2Kh7Fl5luN

Whether it’s a tiny snail or a massive whale, most living organisms rely on blood flowing through their bodies to stay alive—but it may not look like what many of us picture https://t.co/4005QfpbP4

It's not just a party — it's a sales opportunity. 💸🧾 Stream the premiere of #MillionDollarWheels right now on @discoveryplus. 📲 https://t.co/x91wqMOKvE https://t.co/L5ywW7kpoM

Today’s IPCC report predicts a dangerous future unless we act now. Warming is still below the 1.5 Celsius limit, yet we’re already seeing severe impacts on human health, wildlife, ecosystems, and infrastructure. https://t.co/sPo47OPyLI.

Researchers dug up a new-to-science species of burrowing frog in the Peruvian Amazon that resembles chocolate. The frog has been nicknamed the tapir frog for its distinctive-looking snout, @lizkimbrough_ reports: https://t.co/MZSvlU5xDk

Photo by R. Hagerty, @USFWS

Follow a pair of orphaned clouded leopards as they learn the skills they'll need to survive in the wild https://t.co/Z0GymPwGt3

👻 Stream #MillionDollarWheels on @discoveryplus. 📲 https://t.co/x91wqMOKvE https://t.co/kcXvLhaDxG

Indigenous lands in Brazil's Amazonas state are under siege as a water buffalo-raising frenzy drives illegal deforestation and water pollution. Reporter @ana_ionova went there for our Chasing Deforestation series & discusses her findings & video footage: https://t.co/q0nxPEfKY5 https://t.co/R9i1T2uNLe

Join our virtual panel at the @Economist_WOI to hear from a diverse group of innovators on how radical collaboration can sustainably finance ocean conservation. World Ocean Summit at 10:05AM ET / 3:05PM GMT on Wed. 3/2. https://t.co/Wy3T4hsSjK https://t.co/ERrKo7ViX3

Wildlife, sustainability, and cruise ship tourism in the Arctic https://t.co/U1cvNg2zQM