Nature Contents Archive

With less than 1% of @DryTortugasNPS being dry ground, the best way to see this remarkable national treasure is by getting in the bright turquoise water. The park is home to the third largest coral reef in the world, marine life and submerged shipwrecks. Photo by Maribel Torres https://t.co/HvoV7D4TpQ

Escaramuzas is the only all-female event in the Mexican rodeo. See how Nat Geo photographer Natalie Keyssar captures their athleticism and grace. Footage by Natalie Keyssar https://t.co/j8YuF3xaRU

Be the person who cares Be the person who makes an effort Who loves without hesitation Be the person who makes people feel seen There is nothing stronger than someone who continues to stay soft in a world that hasn’t always been kind to them. Bianca Sparacino

Images by Beth Squire (IG: bethsquire) "For me, photography is a tool to inspire and encourage all women to get outside, see the world, and to connect with nature - a reminder of the importance of sharing art through a woman’s lens." #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/xMUnFUsfJ6

The pacific blue tang may look docile, but it has a hidden weapon! These fish have a razor-sharp spine by their tail fin that contains toxins. If threatened by a predator, the blue tang can extend this spine and try to stab their attacker with it! #FishyFriday https://t.co/bNDWhoEsbn

The Florida Atlantic University Owls, the unlikely NCAA Men’s Final Four team, has a few things in common with its feathered mascots: They flock together—and they are underdogs https://t.co/16zE6cRl1u

Does nature matter to you? 🌍 What roles should people, businesses, and government have in taking care of it? Take The Great Big Nature Survey today and let us know what you think. 👇 https://t.co/B3nE0F5u7x https://t.co/ROQp1AY4tM

“We must acknowledge that indigenous people are an intrinsic part of nature.” https://t.co/EJiydF3ipR

Mecca is the religion’s most iconic destination—but these exquisite mosques and shrines found from Tunisia to Syria also honor its sacred history https://t.co/lqZ1nEYaw2

Some mammal droppings can be mistaken for pellets, particularly those of carnivores or omnivores, such as otters and foxes, which often contain bones. https://t.co/FIi9os5Auf

Not sure who needs to hear this, but a group of porcupines is called a prickle.

Sixteen-day-old golden retriever puppies nurse and nestle close to their mother in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA https://t.co/CwfoT5NbX9

You may shoot me with your words You may cut me with your eyes You may kill me with your hatefulness But still, like air I’ll rise! Maya Angelou https://t.co/SG3x1fjGUP

Say 👋 to the smallest of all kingfisher species... the Oriental dwarf kingfisher. This bird may be small, but its stunning colours are larger than life! 🌈 https://t.co/HoeAdlfWFl

Mexico's last giant panda, Xin Xin, is the only panda in Latin America and among the last in the world that doesn't belong to China https://t.co/XAzHzWtUMh