Nature Contents Archive

Watching these baby alligators emerge from their eggs is truly mesmerizing 🐊 #AmericaTheBeautifulSeries is now streaming on @disneyplus https://t.co/zWXARAq0w5 https://t.co/2wZpSrfaiU

I love old souls, the daydreamers, the deep thinkers, with lots of fascinating layers. They don’t care what others think They just do their own thing And when it comes to friends, its quality over quantity. Kristin Kory

#DYK: Atlantic puffins form monogamous bonds during mating season, and these bonds can remain consistent from year to year! Learn more about these lovebirds: https://t.co/YD8qISK00T 💙 💙 https://t.co/XdGsWJGfXO

Just back from a trip to Prees Heath in Shropshire. I was looking for butterflies, but saw a bird in the shadows and managed this photo. Could it be Black Redstart for #BirdsSeenIn2022 Has anyone else seen one there recently? https://t.co/mL2f5nGb89

Young caterpillars of the fox moth have been nicknamed 'devil's gold-rings'. This is because of their pattern of orange bands and the fact that the hairs can irritate sensitive skin 🐛 https://t.co/dda075QupP https://t.co/Ysm0XN9t2q

Tucked into the Pyrenees, the small country of Andorra attracts travelers who ski, hike, climb—and volunteer for science https://t.co/oXnsEOZ1m3

RT if you're as excited for #SeabirdSaturday as this baby penguin! 🐧 https://t.co/7HezW5hVKo

Pleased to find Essex Skipper, Purple Hairstreak, Gatekeeper & Small Skipper at Prees Heath in Shropshire today. All new for my personal UK year list. https://t.co/dCxXtIytpM

Disappointed by the progress of the latest biodiversity meeting, Indigenous leaders & civil society organizations are urging parties to secure land rights, include monitoring components & strengthen language around their role in meeting biodiversity goals. https://t.co/Q7xVBNNCG2 https://t.co/9hhRsNuSns

Multiple studies are showing that both Omicron subvariants excel at dodging antibodies https://t.co/OHJ6yDUSkK

The #BirdsSeenIn2022 Top 40 for 9.7.22 is attached. Colombia & Kenya best performers. Mexico new entry. Malaysia goes past 500 species. Australia back in Top 10. Uganda into Top 20. Follow link for updated country lists. https://t.co/MDW1gT5YwU https://t.co/DXbxFhk8de

The Indigenous Sengwer people in Kenya’s Embobut Forest have gone through a drastic change in livelihood, from hunting-gathering to herding and commercial farming in the forest, leading to tensions with forestry officials. https://t.co/6IuAf1hREu https://t.co/3fVu4FexlU

Here are the countries just outside the #BirdsSeenIn2022 Top 40 on 9.7.22. Will any of these countries break into the Top 40 in the next six months? This Hashtag Challenge is for fun, knowledge and nature. Anyone anywhere in the world is free to join in. https://t.co/t7fQ1RoZIh

Mongabay launches a fellowship program for young and aspiring journalists from the world’s biodiversity hotspots. https://t.co/9xZrR6IarZ https://t.co/6u2VGrHHiT

Hearing a bang when you're home alone 👀 African leopards (Panthera pardus pardus) are the strongest climbers within the big cat family. They spend most of their time on branches in trees, hiding, stalking and eating prey. #EarthCapture by charlotte_rhodes_wildlife . . . . #bbcearth #leopard #africanleopard #bigcats #feline #landmammals #amazingphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #naturephotography #amazinganimals #nature #naturelovers #earth #earthlovers