Nature Contents Archive

Nurse sharks have over 100 razor-sharp teeth in their mouths, but luckily for Chris Hemsworth, they only eat small fish and crustaceans. Watch Shark Beach With Chris Hemsworth, now streaming on @disneyplus #Sharkfest https://t.co/oVTqiS71HB

There were hundreds of Silver-studded Blues at Prees Heath in Shropshire today. If you get a chance go and see them. https://t.co/35S8zDRVwM https://t.co/T45eNNB0EE

Can fish drown? @FrancesGWithrow has the answer on @LiveScience! https://t.co/sPsG5Dnn4t

Did you know that the iconic orchestral interlude "Flight of the bumblebee" composed by Rimsky-Korsakovin was “intended to musically evoke the seemingly chaotic and rapidly changing flying pattern of a bumblebee?” More: https://t.co/HfgYNi5Wq6 🎶🐝 📷USFWS https://t.co/rW30C53QTS

India discovers new plant species in Antarctica. From @BBCWorld https://t.co/ncRUP9OxUJ

These wild and wondrous works evoke a sense of amazement and may even spark your own creativity https://t.co/LaHt512F3Z

Over 3,600 bee species are native to the U.S. and Canada, yet none of them produce honey and many do not sting. They do; however, play crucial roles in local, wild ecosystems as pollinators, helping native plants and wildlife flourish. More: https://t.co/HfgYNi5Wq6 📷USFWS https://t.co/bXahsTdb3t

#FlowerFriday How to identify orchids https://t.co/14WMWhD5xv

196 trees per minute: that’s how fast the forest was being cleared in Brazil’s Xingu River Basin between March and April this year, an area of rainforest 2x the size of New York City, according to a report published this week: https://t.co/sTYeaViJiH

Big thanks to @RepPeterDeFazio @TransportDems for boldly battling the plastic pollution crisis last week! The U.S. House passed an amendment to stop plastic pellets from polluting our oceans, thanks to Chairman DeFazio! The Senate should follow suit. #BreakFreeFromPlastic

Colombia brings landmark rulings of importance closer to Indigenous communities https://t.co/ksHv4l9U8F

#FlowerFriday Alan Titchmarsh discusses why he loves bee orchids https://t.co/HYnk9ijcEY

"Rodney was just the final nail in the coffin. Some of the best rangers in the park now, I know are involved. Everyone that I look at, I don’t know who I can trust." The arrest of a star wildlife ranger for rhino poaching has exposed a growing problem. https://t.co/ECwL3l1QCb

Our World Heritage is deeply tied to rivers and they need protection from dams (commentary) https://t.co/HgKir106RT

Why is this a thing!? And how did nobody anticipate the problem? https://t.co/uqVamBlCbv