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Watch this incredible time lapse transformation from larva to bee captured by photographer Anand Varma https://t.co/X3eHi0R55x

You're fast food order is ready! Barn swallows are lightning quick birds and voracious insectivores. Chicks are fed by both parents and sometimes by one or two additional swallows from the parent's previous brood. 📷: Barn swallows by Sanjib Bhattacharyya https://t.co/36Yya5uIV5

The world is changed by your example, not your opinion. Paulo Coelho

The traditional land management practices of Hawaiians sustained them for generations. Now it's time to bring these practices back for the health of watersheds and native Hawaiian species. 💧 https://t.co/gSaby87qIt

It’s the perfect time of year to go rockpooling! Whether you live on the coast or are just visiting, follow our guide to safely spot some of the wonderfully weird creatures that live in our rockpools 🦀 https://t.co/YVH8mqmopf https://t.co/A6MsdcEUoJ

To cryptozoologists—people who search for mythical creatures—Bigfoot sightings represent a nearly universal desire to understand the unknown https://t.co/jOC8tW77ai

Obsessed with summer cocktails? 🍋 Try out @JoshuaGates spin on Bathtub Gin! #JoshGatesTonight https://t.co/QpR2KYH6uD

The oak is a symbol of strength and essence of Englishness, and is a vital and fascinating haven for wildlife. https://t.co/7b2j1kgTPm

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A study published last month in The Journal for Nature Conservation reported the presence of plastic and other human-made materials in elephant dung in the forests of Uttarakhand. @MongabayIndia reports: https://t.co/cSxF6jynUg https://t.co/OeiBvzqbp1

Whether to have kids is but one of a slew of life-defining decisions that will shape the future of those born in recent decades in ways their parents and grandparents never fathomed https://t.co/4FHhAopKGL

The benefits of combining traditional #Indigenous knowledge & Western science for marine conservation: Podcast host @MikeG2001 speaks w/ ethnobotanist Gary Nabhan (@Ferhat9282468) & Sara Iverson of @OceanTracking about 'two-eyed seeing' w/ TEK & science: https://t.co/O6984ANE3Y https://t.co/qryOnXMjOf

The thylacine became extinct in the 1960s… or did it? https://t.co/aMzJ8P3Rs8

How to identify longhorn beetles https://t.co/xwkZDnPGxr

You can’t calm the storm... so stop trying. What you can do is calm yourself. The storm will pass. Timber Hawkeye. 🎬 Piet Flosse https://t.co/arjghrkarY