Nature Contents Archive

Alewives crowd Mill Brook on their way to spawn in Maine's Highland Lake in this image by photographer Brian Skerry https://t.co/LQNIKR6Cbc

For 50 years, the Marine Mammal Protection Act has helped save many species from extinction. As we celebrate this vital law, we’re also calling for increased protections for species like the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale #MMPA50 #RightWhaleToSave https://t.co/dABx0YftX5

Just breathe… Did you know the bowfin uses its swim bladder as a lung? You may see them come up to the surface of the water to grab a gulp of air. Photo: Ryan Hagerty/USFWS https://t.co/IiMKH4cZIw

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When you're full, but it tastes too good 😋 Flying squirrels are omnivores, and eat a variety of foods, including seeds, nuts, fungi, fruit, and insects. #EarthCapture by bonny_animal .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #bbcearth #flyingsquirrels #amazingphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #naturephotography #amazinganimals #nature #naturelovers #earth #earthlovers

These squid, found among the shallow reefs of the Caribbean Sea, have three hearts and blue blood https://t.co/zGN1depxqq

The sea clown nudibranch (Triopha catalinae), can CLING to the UNDERSIDE of the water’s surface (essentially making it appear like they’re floating). To breathe, they use their feathery gills found on their posterior. What kinds of creatures have you seen in a tidepool? 📷USFWS https://t.co/mjCYhDmSaj

New species discovered this year https://t.co/BUayPPviWP

A new study has found that the transition zone between the Amazon and Cerrado in the northeast of Brazil has heated up significantly and become drier in the past two decades. https://t.co/1bblho4eQt

The #IGC4 UN negotiations for a #HighSeasTreaty started today. A robust and ambitious treaty would offer the most significant opportunity to protect the #ocean in a generation. #OneOceanOnePlanet https://t.co/I8Loybp4Mq https://t.co/xGWrOo3QJ4

In a new discovery, South American arachnids use coordinated dance moves to bring down prey 700 times their size https://t.co/QmCkI6fAHf

18 of the best wildlife-themed pin badges https://t.co/6Tm9glOaZk

The world says yes to a cradle to grave plastics treaty: Now the work begins https://t.co/xF2usd8ZZH

Oceana’s senior advisor @acousteau recently joined the @Big_Deep_ to discuss how she found a passion for the oceans and how she works to protect them! Listen to the episode here: https://t.co/4DDZQ0Cy2G https://t.co/meiqJHwuU5

Lying underneath Canada's biggest city is one of the largest ravine systems in the world—that's 30 times the size New York’s Central Park https://t.co/kc1Rv7jt6K