Nature Contents Archive

Have you ever thought about how easy it is—or isn't—for you to access something as simple as shade? https://t.co/MEAjLM3ljn

When we say that a huge variety of species make mangrove forests their homes, we aren’t kidding! How epic is this picture? https://t.co/gOsKOtCzSu

#DYK: The ocean sunfish is the heaviest bony fish in the world, weighing up to 5,100 pounds! Learn more in our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://t.co/6AgwttXPu2 #FishyFriday https://t.co/23S8N51YLp

Homeschooling an adventurous cub has its challenges.🐾 Stream #SerengetiII narrated by @Lupita_Nyongo now on @discoveryplus https://t.co/iAY9hkC7EI https://t.co/FYUub540jc

Can playing in dirt help reduce stress and anxiety in children? Research shows there are many mental and physical health benefits of playing outside. https://t.co/oQobZ4PryH

Ever wonder how photographers capture underwater images—especially at the #Olympics? #NatGeoTikTok https://t.co/3X7LsnJXzC

Stand up to save marine life and our oceans from deadly plastic pollution! Donate $25 or more to help protect the future of our oceans and you'll receive a FREE reusable bag to help reduce your plastic footprint. https://t.co/Sly3NYhcKY #PlasticFreeJuly https://t.co/HSmxLH6zsG

African wild dogs return to southern Malawi for the first time in 20 years https://t.co/j02itpXuY8

Northern pool frog project reversing extinction say experts. From @BBCNews https://t.co/Xi1Vs0TdLn

Sadly, Los Angeles isn't the only city in the U.S.—or the world for that matter—that needs to confront the fact that its residents don't have equal access to shade. https://t.co/s3WE4T5Tfj

WATCH: On the latest episode of Our Epic Ocean podcast, @oceana_andy discusses some of the biggest threats to our oceans, from the shark fin trade to #plasticpollution, and how we are campaigning to address these issues. Tune in: https://t.co/oTMpxz845a

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The burgeoning field of arboreal camera trapping is revealing new knowledge about tree-dwelling species. https://t.co/7P0MvZuJbS

This is a fixable problem. "But only if we face the history, and the modern reality, head on," writes @alejandrabee_. Subscribe to read her cover story in the July 2021 issue of National Geographic. https://t.co/OG3OK3vTKB https://t.co/1OsLYm7kXO

An expedition to the forests of Sierra Leone revealed 2 species of crabs new to science and 2 species not seen in more than half a century, @lizkimbrough_ reports: https://t.co/AIm6vHvr3Z