Nature Contents Archive

Bear belly flop! BearCam is back for the season. Watch Alaska brown bears fish (and jump) for salmon live at @KatmaiNPS. Every year, they congregate to feast on sockeye salmon in the Brooks River. Watch now: https://t.co/skjI3geWsi Video by @exploreorg https://t.co/amCMwsKhIv

Sea cucumber poop is surprisingly important for the ecosystem https://t.co/EV2foJCH6o

Image by Milan Zygmunt (IG: milanzygmunt) The scale-adorned eyes of the eyelash viper #snake is enticing, but beware – its bite is vemonous. https://t.co/OQyW3YKoM5

Today's Supreme Court ruling makes it even harder to address the climate crisis at a time when we need to be doing all we can. #WVvEPA https://t.co/AOspZE8Xzv

Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. Steve Jobs

When the pandemic shut down produce flows to the city, chinampas—human-built island farms first built by the predecessors of the Aztecs—experienced an unexpected revival. https://t.co/zVCMHmVLv4

Tonight's #MysteriesOfTheAbandoned covers the Floating Mosque of Palu in Indonesia, and the tragic earthquake and tsunami that struck in 2018. More: 8p ET on Discovery https://t.co/jRcXWCTmkU

"Nature has been my escape from many challenges with my identity and also a place to go, just to think and be fully present with myself." Many thanks to our colleague, Alex Novarro, for participating in this interview.  https://t.co/9LCRq4Mbv0

At the U.N. Ocean Conference taking place this week in Lisbon, momentum has been building in support of a moratorium on deep-sea mining, an activity projected to have far-reaching consequences for marine ecosystems, biodiversity, and global fisheries. https://t.co/J8t5k104Sh

The U.S.S. Constitution—named by George Washington and built with copper bolts forged by Paul Revere—is the oldest commissioned warship still afloat anywhere on Earth. https://t.co/XOni0eyLGu

Alongside eight conservation groups, we have urged UN chief António Guterres to convene political leaders to “step in and help get a global biodiversity deal done,” in an open letter #ForNature. https://t.co/RFB9fTfqqU #NatureNow #COP15

A World Bank-funded conservation project in Indonesia led to higher rates of deforestation after the project ended, a new study shows, serving as a cautionary tale about the risks of failing to sustain such initiatives over a long enough time period. https://t.co/KTKcaLSsDq

Research on rosy-faced lovebirds shows that their beaks are not used as simple grappling hooks to maintain contact with the surface while their legs do the hard work, but that they generate a lifting force equal to that produced by the legs. https://t.co/nY4A9mxlMr

A new study looked at black-and-chestnut eagles’ (Spizaetus isidori) ability to survive in fragmented forests in the Andean regions of Colombia and Argentina. https://t.co/A8siUKbbg2

Wildlife, sustainability, and cruise ship tourism in the Arctic https://t.co/U1cvNg2zQM