Nature Contents Archive

The final boss of prairie dogs. https://t.co/XuXr786Osg

Whether carnivorous dinosaurs had lips has long been the stuff of paleo-debate. A new study finds evidence that flesh covered the predators’ teeth https://t.co/uB2FMaNidn

Its name, meaning “little armored one” in Spanish, is fitting for the only mammal with natural armor! The armadillo uses its long sticky tongue, sharp claws and keen sense of smell to hunt down ants and other insects from underground. Photo by NPS https://t.co/Mbh88slt17

Learning how to leave people alone and go on with your life is a needed skill. Master it, for the sake of your own dignity and peace of mind. Michelle Rogers-Wright

READ: You've probably heard of "bird flu," but did you know it's spread to sea birds and marine mammals? Oceana’s Science Director in Chile, Dr. Matthias Gorny, explains what you need to know. https://t.co/eSICSC44Jf

We close out Women's History Month with a legend. Rachel Carson was one of the first female biologists to work for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. She became one of American history's most celebrated and beloved science writers. https://t.co/2LUL3rrWtI

Tartan’s story is long and complicated, but the cloth has proved surprisingly adaptable to the changing winds of politics and fashion https://t.co/xL0Hz3MlJA

Rotator 🆚 Bloodsport — Who are you taking to win? 🔩 #BattleBots 🗓️ 8p ET https://t.co/azC9JegsPG

There are a number of species that are confused with the Asian hornet, including the European hornet, the hornet mimic hoverfly and the giant woodwasp https://t.co/AtzPEZ23m3

Her book "Silent Spring," shares an alarming message about the harmful and toxic effects of overusing pesticides, specifically DDT. As a result of her powerful book, DDT came under closer government supervision and was eventually banned.

Rachel Carson passed away in 1964, only two years after her most famous book was published, but her impact on the world and conservation has been everlasting. Photo: Rachel Carson by USFWS

Black-tailed prairie dogs live in colonies, sometimes referred to as “towns.” They’re native to grassland habitats in North America and are an important menu item for coyotes, foxes, badgers, eagles, and hawks. Photo by Vicki Foster

“My advice for others beginning their career: follow the path that brings you the most fulfillment, & be open to new experiences. Key in on projects that bring you the most excitement & pursue avenues that bring opportunities to be more involved in those activities..." #thread https://t.co/2pdmz8uhSl

"There is no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ pathway, your journey is your own, & measures of success aren’t always monetary, especially if you believe what you're doing is valuable," said Samantha Adams, fisheries technician, Arcata Fish & Wildlife Office in CA. 📷USFWS #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/W8TevIIQbn

Cute single moms in your area! Bobcats typically give birth to 2-4 kittens in April or May. Mom raises her young alone and they usually stay with her through the fall, setting off on their own once they're able to hunt for themselves. 📷 Gary Kramer/USFWS https://t.co/NHg2sJqxXR