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These parakeets have been living in an unusual—and toxic—location for the past 500 years https://t.co/0OiMeVKtVh

I sat with my anger long enough, Until she told me her real name was grief. Unknown

#SundayScaries got us like... https://t.co/y9dAT3HvCT

Gas prices are predicted to stay high for at least 3 years, which means today’s sky-high energy bills are not a ‘one off’. We can’t go cold this winter, let alone the next one. Can you join us & call on the govt to act to keep people #WarmThisWinter? https://t.co/im0ytlWZ42 https://t.co/fkEo3ILqgN

The only pig species known to migrate: the bearded pig. Although for most of the year, bearded pigs live in one location in a stable family group, once a year, hundreds of them come together to partake in a large migration. https://t.co/mq2LasgocE

Coyotes look before crossing a street. Black bears know when it’s trash day. The more scientists look, the more they find species adapting to urban life in unprecedented ways https://t.co/EdF5jUmawF

WATCH: Mobula rays have a well-earned nickname: "flying rays!" Learn more about these incredible rays: https://t.co/5f3YR916s1 https://t.co/GDg7H4caE4

Will Brazil’s election decide the Amazon's fate? Our podcast features top tropical forest expert (& CEO) @rhett_butler about the biggest tropical forest news. The upcoming Brazilian presidential election's impact on the Amazon, REDD & more, listen here: https://t.co/ilanWRxZdQ https://t.co/jlJPn0kyPB

New research shows that, in the case of singing male hyraxes, the more rhythmically precise their song, the more offspring they produce. https://t.co/UNDV5vfURg

Lacking skin flaps or sails, the amphibians slow their descent as a parachuter would—holding up their chests and stretching out their limbs in an exaggerated starfish pose https://t.co/6AZ6Fg7CMC

A new study conveys a dire warning for the future: multiple tipping points could be triggered if global warming exceeds the critical threshold of 1.5°C. https://t.co/NBZPlWUzH6 https://t.co/HKcMAXFSNC

Plant and fungi species are typically defined by features, whilst animal species have been traditionally based on whether members interbreed to create fertile offspring – and species are now often distinguished by DNA. https://t.co/3PSJ6dRBhV

The new digital platform from nonprofit @CTrees_org is being touted as the first-ever global system for calculating the amount of carbon in every tree on the planet, @carolyncowan11 reports: https://t.co/9IX9VY7uXZ https://t.co/XqEAOvy0n3

Feeling crafty and want to try your hand at embroidery? Whether you're a complete beginner or a more experience stitcher, there's something for everyone in our round-up of these beautiful wildlife-themed embroidery kits: https://t.co/TuJvPutloY

An orphaned rhino socializes with a group of warthogs at Kenya's David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in this charming image from our archives https://t.co/wrVRYLAS7M