Nature Contents Archive

Colorful undergrowth envelopes a path beneath towering evergreen trees in Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington, USA https://t.co/W1Gx1gKO6b

Public lands are amazing all year, but there’s something magnificent about the arrival of fall colors. As forests transition into reds, oranges and yellows, people head to their favorite spots to enjoy cooler temperatures and the healing power of nature. Photo by Rob Blair https://t.co/3PDDVViLkx

"Native plants are really interesting if you take the time to stop, look, listen and smell. It's amazing what's out there."- Keith Bennett, seed harvest and restoration technician for @TNCMichigan https://t.co/NkP6xvPmZK

The Andean bear is the only bear that lives in South America, and it has deep spiritual & cultural significance for Andean peoples. There are new efforts to conserve the bear in Peru’s Kosñipata valley, raising awareness & appreciation of the species. https://t.co/H7sO1qdkjC https://t.co/5CovSZweCN

Baby Amazon River turtles know strength lies in numbers as they coordinate their exit from their nests 🐢 #SuperNaturalSeries is now streaming on @DisneyPlus https://t.co/iewxVFlZ87

Scientists recently identified a new species of air-breathing catfish in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Salonga National Park — the first new species of catfish in the Clarias genus to be described in 42 years, reports @ecalberts. https://t.co/68rkuqnSMm

Birds were the last major group of vertebrates in which poison or venom was identified by scientists, though local people had long known that some birds taste foul and cause numbness if handled. https://t.co/Ris00wZhLQ

Here are the countries just outside the #BirdsSeenIn2022 Top 40 on 30.9.22, including 4 African countries with totals over 100 species. Follow link to see latest country lists. https://t.co/MDW1gTnzos https://t.co/EgJMY5ZaF4

Though they don't yet have their own Greek names, many variants of SARS-CoV-2 continue to evolve and spread https://t.co/A9J6688Rre

Jobs in renewable energy, especially in the decentralized renewable energy sector in rural India, are on a promising path. Opportunities are expected to increase, too, with increased demand, note recent studies. @scribemanish, @MongabayIndia reports: https://t.co/fjKGN3OHsI https://t.co/ZS6on5tYE5

Why are honey badgers so aggressive? https://t.co/REkFNKiTLe

There is near consensus on the world water crisis; gravity, but disagreement on what needs to be done. Some analysts believe it can be resolved economically, by involving the market & commodifying water — a controversial proposal, per @thaisborgesm. https://t.co/QMOVVA4LPd

To date, the insect fauna of Antarctica seems to number just one species – the Antarctic midge https://t.co/tYU10bARIY

Headwaters are vital to ecosystem health and have been difficult to study, but now a group of researchers has developed a new method that relies on remote sensing to assess headwater vulnerability at multiple scales. https://t.co/jFnjYbtPq3

Nine of 10 red wolves released this year are dead or back in captivity. But many are pressing forward to save this endangered species https://t.co/nyDzvdsmii