Nature Contents Archive

A ninth planet—several times more massive than Earth—could be hiding in our solar system https://t.co/C1CwXtWGMy

When a swimmer went missing for almost 12 hours off the Irish coast, a pod of dolphins helped to alert his rescuers. @BBCNews shares the story. https://t.co/RhRaRMMjE5

After being decimated by whaling, vessel collisions and entanglement in fishing gear now threaten the future of the approximately 360 remaining North Atlantic right whales. Add your name to protect them before it's too late: https://t.co/xfEtClsdbS #RightWhaleToSave https://t.co/s3D1CKmKg3

Mountain bluebirds eat a protein rich diet during the breeding season, bulking up on caterpillars, beetles, grasshoppers, and even spiders. Photo: Anna Blades/USFWS https://t.co/eaxnWCxTbY

Feral people, paranormal activity, and legendary monsters? It's time to launch back into some of the biggest mysteries of all time 🔍🗺️ Learn more about the NEW season of #ExpeditionX with @joshuagates, premiering Wednesday at 8p ET on Discovery: https://t.co/ewBbDwqHoQ https://t.co/4TtfMTS5xC

In the midst of tragedy #911OneDayinAmerica documents small moments of hope. Created in collaboration with @Sept11Memorial, the four-night limited series #911OneDayInAmerica continues tonight at 9/8c. Catch up now on @hulu https://t.co/zedPhZmPoE

What is echolocation and which animals use it? https://t.co/Q3WD6mag9u

Though researchers found that ecosystem functions of restored mangrove forests are lower than natural ones, they also concluded that economic benefits of such restoration projects largely outweighed their costs, @sherylleett reports: https://t.co/VgIwefKJgX

Cost of wetlands: Free. Storm damage they prevent: $38 million per estuary. https://t.co/B4xk4MO3Mm

How you can help hibernating amphibians https://t.co/tj1LJWkTYT

"The Boy Who Grew a Forest" shares the true story of Jadav Payeng, who single-handedly planted an entire forest over the course of his lifetime! Mongabay Kids talks with this inspiring new book's creators, @sophiagholz & Kayla Harren: https://t.co/iIZio6MTpS https://t.co/QI59xyshKI

Noble chafer arvae can take up to three years to grow into adults, eventually emerging from the old fruit tree they have been living in. Adults are then on the wing for about 6 weeks & can be seen from June & August Learn more in our guide by @PTES: https://t.co/rVMQsJUtBB

The Campaign for Nature's 3 components are building political support for 30×30 plans, ensuring Indigenous/local community rights are advanced & boosting funding for nature conservation--we discuss these issues & more with its director @Brian_ODonnell: https://t.co/50FR62OdXD

A new study that reconstructs the rhino family tree has found that low genetic diversity is part of rhinos’ long-term history, @CarolynCowan11 reports: https://t.co/pg9b8cFaFr

Your Shot photographer Donald Yip captured this scene as horses wandered at sunset in Iceland https://t.co/h1SPN85X7l