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New research reveals that penguins exhibit the slowest known rate of evolution among all birds—throwing into question their ability to adapt to the breakneck pace of modern climate change https://t.co/sUw4hI5n2J

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A glacial river branches out in a broad coastal delta and meets the North Pacific Ocean at Kodiak Island. Coastal deltas like this one are ecological corridors that provide critical habitats for waterfowl and migratory birds and breeding grounds for fish. Photo: Steve Hillebrand https://t.co/fX4yvEWNGa

Take life day by day, And be grateful for the little things. Don’t get stressed over what you can’t control. Unknown

THREAD: On our 2022 expedition to Arrecife Alacranes National Park (Protected Natural Area), we found four medium-sized boats fishing in the park, a concerning finding. 😠 @Blancpain1735 #BlancpainOceanCommitment https://t.co/kK70ZJZb2Z

Giant equipment has helped dramatically increase the efficiency of farming—but at the risk of compacting deep layers of soil in a way that threatens yields https://t.co/DHLD9Hw9QF

TOMORROW 🔥 #ExpeditionUnknown continues the epic adventure with @joshuagates in Egypt! Tune in at 8p ET and stream the same day on @discoveryplus ⬇️ https://t.co/pMbBmhVmgZ https://t.co/MUV5BS45r5

#DIDYOUKNOW: Walruses are extremely social and will hang out in tight-knit groups, sometimes numbering in the thousands! Learn more with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://t.co/V3cU8V4yBo https://t.co/bStI8SlFFR

Conservation can only be successful if we put communities at the heart of it. ❤️ @Nature_Africa's Regional Managing Director Ademola Ajagbe writes for @NationAfrica. https://t.co/wVILSEcld2

Creating a wildlife pond only takes a weekend, yet can deliver results very quickly. https://t.co/SFlZqDphZu

Get to know some of the most charming faces in the world of sharks. Watch #SharkFest on National Geographic and stream on @disneyplus https://t.co/l4aAWq1RnX https://t.co/LF8xiFNyk1

[2] These vessels were using unauthorized fishing gear such as harpooning, and there appeared to be no authorities monitoring the area to prevent this type of activity. https://t.co/TcRIzgFZuX

At the southern end of the São Paulo city limits, a Guarani Indigenous community has reclaimed degraded land once used for eucalyptus monoculture. https://t.co/exHiSQzgRR https://t.co/0TdIy7AyPX

Plants on sea cliffs, alternately lashed by salt spray and washed by rain, experience fluctuating levels of salt. https://t.co/i0ZmLPTAhc

In Sri Lanka, environmental policy failures helped fuel a people power revolution https://t.co/YmYLa7Yv4Z