Nature Contents Archive

Our current roughly 24-hour day is the result of Earth’s spin slowing down over its 4.5 billion years, and much of that change can be linked to the tides https://t.co/GPsFKDlLM8

The Mating Game explores the intricacies of the animal dating scene across five extraordinary habitats... ❤️ https://t.co/HdnWkrPQf4

We MUST take action for our planet. Thankfully, people across the globe care about nature. It will take a joint effort from countries and people to reverse biodiversity loss & secure a sustainable future for people and the planet. 🌍 #TheRaceIsOn #NaturePositive #UNGA https://t.co/Mrc4SInbJn

This #WorldRhinoDay, learn about how one of the oldest groups of mammals help the places they call home by dispersing seeds of plants and fruit through their dung. https://t.co/B96wJA8le6

Baby alligators, like this one in Texas, start small and grow between 5-10 inches a year which means that they reach adulthood between 8 and 13 years when they hit about 6 feet long. Photo: Norm Welsh at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge https://t.co/hAMm0G61ob

Some species quickly responded to lower levels of human activity, but whether their return to urban areas is good for them—or not—remains unclear https://t.co/hehrYpYNIW

Yes, dragons exist! But they look a little different to the dragons in all the myths and tales... 🐉 https://t.co/npucrHH5pM

Ever heard of the Shipwreck Coast? 🗺️☠️ We're bringing you into a behind-the-scenes look at tonight's adventure on #ExpeditionX with @joshuagates, @JessicaChobot, and @phil_torres. Watch the all-new episode at 8p ET, only on Discovery! https://t.co/0Ui2gzzMZn

Humor is a powerful tool and it gets the conversation going. We're ready to tune into #ClimateNight with these hosts! Check out @KHayhoe's interview about how we can continue tackling climate change on @JimmyKimmelLive TONIGHT. https://t.co/TvWvzpTPfO

#WorldRhinoDay From 2017: Tragic rhino photo wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2017 https://t.co/Tx37NtrZEK

"If we don't act now, the Sumatran rhino will very likely go extinct in our lifetime." #WorldRhinoDay https://t.co/0fmccKsCAp

“Persistent efforts to protect tigers have paid off.” Wild Amur tigers rebound in China, thanks to govt policies, @ECAlberts reports: https://t.co/AGZRNh7KNd https://t.co/W6LWY7LniS

Explore outdoors! Saturday, September 25 is National Public Lands Day, a fee free day at federal public lands. Find your local national wildlife refuge - @USFWSRefuges: https://t.co/BdlXd5F9ST Discover your local national fish hatchery - @USFWSFisheries: https://t.co/53LDl9OdS1 https://t.co/ZPrzS0dkDu

Natural climate solutions can handle 1/3 of the emission reductions we need this decade and help protect us from climate impacts. We explain how in this video: https://t.co/XFW39LQtzA #ClimateAction

#WorldRhinoDay From 2018: Last male northern white rhino dies. https://t.co/MFUi8sOYkg