Nature Contents Archive

In honor of #WorldGorillaDay, take a look inside this recovery facility for orphaned primates in Cameroon https://t.co/b0Nso43UGg

You may start to see scruffy-looking birds in your garden towards the end of summer as they begin to moult. During this time, they can be vulnerable so help by providing plenty of clean water for bathing 💙 https://t.co/3HhyuVHYMx @Vinehousefarm https://t.co/35ULrSvV0d

If I waited until I had all my ducks in a row I’d never get across the street. Sometimes you just have to gather up what you’ve got and make a run for it. Judge Lynn Toler

Second oil company exits Arctic following fierce opposition by the Indigenous Gwich’in committee and environmental groups. https://t.co/w6zOl2IiJJ https://t.co/EXj2h7N7vz

#FUNFACT: Sea otters can hold their breath for up to five minutes at a time! Learn more otter-ly amazing facts with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://t.co/Dmr5ugf5Z0 #SeaOtterAwarenessWeek https://t.co/bMNlqJEzdo

Research shows that chest beating may actually *prevent* violence between the massive animals #WorldGorillaDay https://t.co/V1yskYRyNy

Prairies are so much more than what meets the eye. They help the water, the soil health, wildlife and pollinators! Making sure prairies thrive is exactly what Keith Bennett at @nature_mo is doing: https://t.co/NAlEAmHV4r

READ: A great piece in @cruisingworld about the sailing community’s turn towards ocean activism, written by @Oceana board member & co-founder of @SailorsforSea, David Rockefeller, Jr. https://t.co/MHSOdNso0S ⛵

100+ wildlife photographers have come together for the latest “Prints for Wildlife” campaign, a conservation funding effort that sells unique animal photos at a reduced rate. Listen to the Mongabay Newscast with host @MikeDiGirolamo for info: https://t.co/CbKRUPxpR8

Wildlife photographer @daisygilardini braves the chill to capture the life and times of an Arctic icon: the polar bear. https://t.co/co9DJfYgju

A chance discovery based on a local's description has uncovered three new species of rarely seen ground snake https://t.co/XZX04hwTCx

We’ve chosen a range of fungi to reflect form as well as colour, from the prince – a majestic woodland mushroom – to the tiny pinwheel shapes of the delicate collared parachute. https://t.co/O9wfURbfd5

When the grasshopper mouse rears up on its hind legs, points its nose to the moon and lets loose an eerie howl, it’s a warning worth heeding. https://t.co/yPdbufNqCR

Happy #WorldGorillaDay! A gorilla chews on a branch in this archival image captured in the Democratic Republic of the Congo https://t.co/R8rDhQfNB9

Four things you can’t recover: The stone after the throw, The word after it’s said, The occasion after it’s missed, The time after it’s gone. 🎬 Lydebug https://t.co/oNvXiGGa9y