Nature Contents Archive

World Wildlife Day is a great opportunity to celebrate the awesomeness of animals and plants! Agencies like @USFWS implement numerous laws, treaties, partnerships and public lands that protect wildlife and healthy habitats for future generations. Photo: Lisa Hupp, USFWS https://t.co/feXOBlBoFC

Two years ago this month, the World Health Organization formally declared a pandemic caused by a novel coronavirus. See how the world has coped through the lenses of more than 80 photographers in dozens of countries https://t.co/9Em2Vo0wIw https://t.co/l7Omp1URcO

Take a peek at the brands, sports teams and fellow NGOs joining us in raising awareness of a #WorldWithoutNature! 👏 It's crucial we look out for each other and our one shared home – and we've been able to do just that together this #WorldWildlifeDay. https://t.co/8KSfXBUXWg

This #WorldWildlifeDay we're reminded how essential we are to each other. People to people. People to nature. Nature to everything. 💚 Today we join @WWF and many more brands in calling for a more balanced world. #WorldWithoutNature https://t.co/B6RYQxS6s5

Notice anything different about these two brown pelicans? Adults and juveniles can be distinguished by their plumage. The one on the left is an adult, sporting white feathers on its head. When breeding , adults may have yellow feathers on their heads as well. 📸: Abigail Gibson https://t.co/KQGsGnYPy9

The @USGS turns 143 years old today! USGS uses science to help us understand the Earth, prepare for natural disasters, and manage the nation’s natural resources. Happy birthday and thank you USGS for all that you do! Photo by Shawn Carter, USGS https://t.co/Gz5mKXPvXK

In the first known event of its kind, a new crater is about to be carved into the lunar surface by a piece of space junk https://t.co/YsZ8ty5hw5

Biodiversity underpins every aspect of life on our planet—but it's currently declining at an unprecedented rate. Today we join partners in imagining a #WorldWithoutNature by removing the oak leaves from our logo. What it'll take to save our shared home: https://t.co/jp8JyCQTve https://t.co/HWIBW7gSfD

This #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s celebrate wild wonders that are vital to healthy ecosystems & a flourishing planet. Designated by the United Nations to raise awareness about conserving wildlife and plants, this day provides an opportunity to appreciate nature’s wonders near & far. https://t.co/5qKWRrgPff

Huge hits all the way to the end - here's last week's Malice vs. Blacksmith battle 🔥🤖🔥 📺 #BattleBots, Thursdays at 8P on Discovery and @discoveryplus https://t.co/bGu17QgxPw https://t.co/hPsTICM8Ms

Aspiring insurance agents sit for their qualification exams at desks spread apart on a soccer field in South Korea on April 25, 2020. There were many public and private institutions that introduced socially distanced exams during the pandemic https://t.co/kVkJQB7giR https://t.co/eaC3xvmRMG

More than a twenty luxury resorts and mansions illegally built in national parks in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex have been demolished or ordered to be demolished since October 2020. https://t.co/B1hHaV1E3c

What is echolocation and which animals use it? https://t.co/Q3WD6mag9u

All of your favorites from #LoveOffTheGrid are about to face the hot seat 🔥 Catch an all-new special this Sunday, only on @discoveryplus. ➡️: https://t.co/mrEnlnTlvz https://t.co/RFSQ9CXzZN

On the last episode of #IntotheDepths, @NatGeo Explorer Tara Roberts meets the living descendants of the Africans aboard the Clotilda, the last known ship from the transatlantic slave trade to reach the U.S.—inspiring her to look into her own family’s past https://t.co/wlPH9ZHDsZ https://t.co/a87Nzjn2iL