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The two newly identified species of glass frogs are nearly identical to the naked eye, but have large genetic differences—showing many species are yet to be discovered in the tropical Andes https://t.co/ZnYCTUawqQ

The end of March means it's red dog season. Baby bison are on the move and taking their first awkward steps. Born between late March through May, bison calves weigh between 30 and 70 pounds. 📷: Taylor Albright https://t.co/F5BhGdYoCx

Each spring, Attwater’s prairie-chicken males perform an elaborate courtship ritual in Texas. With a booming sound and stomping footwork, they are hoping to win a mate. Photo by Dan Wundrock https://t.co/eB31fXxR86

Wildlife is disappearing fast, and climate change is a constant worry. The Wildlife Trusts want to tackle the climate and nature crises, will you help by becoming a member today? 🌻 🍃 https://t.co/JCcBrwGmKv https://t.co/EYkzwKKEFC

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Watch this frog fish lure its prey—and don't blink https://t.co/bSexbfCgr8

Californians have the chance to do what the state legislature hasn't: curb single-use plastic in America's most populous state. Put your ballot to work this November, California! Thank you @AsmGarcia for endorsing this important initiative. @PlasticFreeCA https://t.co/JUAyHKFTU9

An investigation by the Rainforest Action Network indicates that a palm oil company in Sumatra has been clearing forests illegally since at least 2016, @hans_nich reports: https://t.co/Vfzti6EQah

Dynasties II starts this Sunday on BBC One: https://t.co/U9ZbBCcPvT

"This release is significant, but it is just the first step of many actions that will be needed for the long-term recovery of these giant fish,” says @InsideNatGeo Explorer Zeb Hogan https://t.co/QLwqwwgZtn

WATCH: Ocean-to-table seafood is very important for @brescadc — but it only works with strong fisheries rules that ensure sustainable & traceable fisheries. #KeepOceansFishy #StopIllegalFishing https://t.co/JpQxRxItCk

Garden birds in March: Early birds https://t.co/Pqaxq9amYJ

Researchers are using mātauranga (Māori traditional knowledge) and Western science to work out whether natural fiber ropes, made from native species traditionally used by Māori, could provide a suitable and biodegradable alternative to plastic ropes. https://t.co/TJrpI1Tevj

Read more about other so-called "cryptic species" https://t.co/tP5HaHtueg

Indigenous communities in Ecuador struggle with the aftermath of another oil spill https://t.co/twTbiVn0Ge