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After seven years of relative calm, the sun is set to become more temperamental—and a fleet of sun-gazing spacecraft are ready to watch as it awakens https://t.co/oUnBA90MaS

☁️ Swallows have a long forked tail, pale underside and dark-looking throat ☁️ Swifts have a dark underside and longer wings ☁️ Sand martins have all-brown upperparts and a dark band across the breast ☁️ House martins have all-white underparts https://t.co/6xToupZS2o https://t.co/I7V8Rq9tej

🔊Turn sound on🔊 Over 550K people have taken action to protect nature. Every voice counts but when we come together, good things happen and we can get nature's voice heard! Now is not the time to remain silent, but to use our #VoiceForThePlanet https://t.co/1KgzpdY3a1 #ESC2021 https://t.co/5g1LrK3fG0

Public safety's always our top priority & goes hand-in-hand with wildlife conservation & protecting public lands. This #PoliceWeek, we honor law enforcement officers & inspectors (& dedicated doggos 🐶) who do just that! More on our K-9 program: https://t.co/e0Tp0yyKZi https://t.co/2qrS8Fe53Z

Eating mass-produced food grown with synthetic fertilizers is changing the chemistry of modern humans: however, communities that rely on subsistence agriculture exhibit isotope ratios that are similar to pre-1910 human diets: https://t.co/EnWkaB2ZhC https://t.co/AosvFvjQUI

Rockhopper penguins migrate for months through frigid waters to find krill for their young https://t.co/PHMH5awiLM

How to identify river wildlife https://t.co/4NYeAs0RCo

Planting trees is a popular solution #climatechange but experts say many tree-planting campaigns are based on flawed science that leads to planting in grasslands and other non-forest areas, and prioritizing invasive trees over native ones. https://t.co/8Ue2vjcSby https://t.co/6HxUAxPQxA

Looking to add some fun to your Zoom meetings? 💻 Try out our new #JoshGatesTonight virtual backgrounds! Watch new episodes of Josh Gates Tonight, Wednesdays at 10p on Discovery and #discoveryplus. https://t.co/pcz0P7suqo

“One man in Oklahoma was paid to take horses even though he had previously gone to prison for kidnapping and beating two men during a horse-slaughter deal gone bad.” By ⁦@David_Philipps⁩ https://t.co/0jmePgcJ3M

📷 Wildlife inspector & canine handler Raymond Hernandez & Lockett at San Diego National Wildlife Refuges in California by USFWS

Honduras: In the Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve, an illegal road for cattle and drugs: Multiple sources backed by satellite data show it's being cut through the UNESCO World Heritage Site, @unkyoka reports: https://t.co/D5ZRFydj96 https://t.co/iHXI5fvqAT

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Fishers in Indonesia’s Java Island are calling for permits to resume using seine nets: https://t.co/mNuHRMJbxH https://t.co/8hGhAh3KWF

#SpaceSaturday: Enjoy a view of Moon craters taken during the Apollo 11 mission https://t.co/aaKkEyJJPw