Nature Contents Archive

The bonds between albatrosses can last decades, and every year they return to this colony https://t.co/bkQhams1Jo

A recent Government study highlighted the importance of hedgerows, hay meadows, heathlands and old orchards in addition to peatlands, forests and saltmarsh for keeping carbon in the ground. Restoring nature will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 🌳🌍👇 https://t.co/OakFqfeei2 https://t.co/jBxCOzXYsF

Meet the power couples of the animal kingdom 😍 https://t.co/lYsoWYPo5j

Your captain, speaking 🛩️🕹️ @JoshuaGates is taking on a heart-stopping mission to test out a 737 simulator - and the intensity in this cockpit is giving us real-life goosebumps. 😨 Sit back, relax, and take flight with the all-new adventure on #JoshGatesTonight at 9p ET! https://t.co/gzqhZ5DRiJ

Are you comfortable living in a bit of a mess? Burrowing owls are. They often collect animal dung and place it around the entrance to their burrow to attract dung beetles and other insects they can prey on. Photo: Melissa Cheatwood https://t.co/FSLFBk2A9A

Here’s what three decades of research have revealed about the life and death of Ötzi the Iceman, "Europe's most famous mummy" https://t.co/AFT8jgeObr

An impressive looking sky in Cheshire this evening. https://t.co/aAlOCveghh

Tonight, @JessicaChobot, @phil_torres, and @joshuagates are investigating the Thailand-based group Kaokala UFO who believe they can communicate with extraterrestrial life through a portal on the Khao Kala mountain. 🛸⛰️ Don't miss an all-new #ExpeditionX starting at 8p ET! https://t.co/aPiWztV15F

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Illegal logging reaches Amazon’s untouched core, ‘terrifying’ research shows https://t.co/5iUTm0ZLFw

More than 1,000 freshwater springs are spread across central and northern Florida—the densest concentration in the world—but they've been in trouble for decades https://t.co/7v3yIptXOH

Nature-based solutions to conservation challenges need to be rooted in the interconnectedness of people and nature & avoid reinforcing an artificial dichotomy between people and nature, @AChausson et al argue in a new op-ed: https://t.co/vZQ8ZOrRJZ

Nature activities for children https://t.co/CtgCnZNSYj

Left photo courtesy of Alex Miller Right photo of a green sea turtle by Joanna Gilkeson/USFWS

Researchers analyzed spotted skunk DNA and found that rather than the four skunk species previously recognized by science, there are actually seven, @lizkimbrough_ reports https://t.co/Xhko1vRXi0