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While walking to their campsite, two hikers thought they'd seen the last of this cougar—and then they looked up https://t.co/GcrIJNg3bx

Clownfish are covered with mucous that protects them from the stinging cells of the anemones. Living here provides the clownfish with protection from predators, and in return, the clownfish removes parasites and chases away species that try to eat the anemone! #FishyFriday https://t.co/XHMhIObr27

Need a reason to stay in tonight? The #Jaws movie marathon starts at 5p on @Discovery. 🦈 https://t.co/VRZKdwBssC

This #NationalMarineWeek we’ll be taking you on a journey around our coastline! Every day we’ll be sharing videos from Wildlife Trusts, shining a spotlight on our wonderful marine wildlife. We hope you enjoy the journey! 💙🌊🐳 https://t.co/4eiGzt2sCf

Our new Wildtech conservation tech fellow @caitlooby's first report discusses the eBioAtlas program that uses environmental DNA gathered from freshwater samples to figure out which ecosystems to conserve and what species to prioritize: https://t.co/BIMvL9vD4I https://t.co/eo1cwqOyZC

"Indians are less than one percent of the population. Yet images and names of Indians are everywhere." https://t.co/0b3FMFKz2L

Did you know moths like beer?🍺 Click to learn more surprising facts about moths👇 #NationalMothWeek https://t.co/KAR29kG42o

An estimated 33 billion pounds of plastic leaks into the ocean from land-based sources every year. Donate today to help us stop the plastic pollution crisis at the source and protect our oceans and marine life: https://t.co/2ZZULiQD1J #PlasticFreeJuly https://t.co/0RiDFUX6S5

Your best ever wild summer: species to look out for and where to see them, by @JLowenWildlife https://t.co/7Hm84yu5zN

How do you escape a deadly snake in the desert? For kangaroo rats, the answer is to jump almost vertically into the air, and in mid-air, kick snakes in the face. https://t.co/T28W3S7OL3

As Haiti prepares to bury assassinated President Jovenel Moïse, older Haitians share memories of life before and during a long history of turmoil, as well as times when growing up on this island felt safe, liberating even https://t.co/64IyMMh6bo

Green peafowl (Pavo muticus) are thought to occur across 16% of their former range in mainland Southeast Asia, confined to a handful of isolated forests by a legacy of forest habitat loss, overhunting, and conflict with humans. https://t.co/V8veReN6Ob

Chytridiomycosis (aka chytrid) guide: what it is and why it’s endangering amphibians. By @amphibiansorg: https://t.co/bEvetwH5Um

Record floods are battering the western and central Amazon, inundating Manaus and other communities and wrecking crops. To prevent future extreme weather events, deforestation and carbon emissions must be controlled, a new op-ed by Philip Fearnside argues: https://t.co/yyl7QQLZqO

Global restoration now has an online meeting point https://t.co/NO2anzNMUP