Nature Contents Archive

Me on September 30 vs. me on October 1. Who’s ready for spooky season?! #DYK a group of magpies is called a “mischief?” Black-billed magpies are relatives of crows, ravens & jays. These social & intelligent omnivores are found across most of the Western United States. 📷USFWS 🎃 https://t.co/1iHLt7wVmZ

The rich story of how jawed vertebrates spread to all corners of the globe has long been missing the first few pages—until now https://t.co/0biNY1sqkC

Despite growing public opposition, the European Parliament voted not to declassify woody biomass as renewable energy. https://t.co/G2L5WGGS6Z https://t.co/nPPhrLU6IC

Autumn is a bountiful time of fruits, when trees and bushes seem to be dripping with beautiful berries – great for both wildlife and keen foragers: https://t.co/G4O2RgY6ud

*Half* of the world's bird species are in decline, @phoeb0 reports https://t.co/vFfLYqV80t

Emperor penguins are extraordinary creatures. They spend their entire lives in Antarctica, which means raising young in the depths of the most brutal winter on the planet. https://t.co/Ho1zeiy42t

Here are the regional totals in the #BirdsSeenIn2022 Hashtag Challenge for September. Three months to go and the total species featured has already reached 5151 (More than half of all the species in the world). Follow link for more details. https://t.co/8gcs3j2CQq https://t.co/4LCh4nGYzy

Maasai villages lose court case on evictions to create wildlife game reserve https://t.co/lMQQoZgAzu

Russian timber is bypassing U.S. sanctions, repackaged in China and exported via Vietnam, @miketatarski @EIA_News reports https://t.co/Zhv0xCy0ir

Listen to the wind, it talks Listen to the silence, it speaks Listen to your heart, it knows. Native American Proverb https://t.co/HL4507Sbsg

The dolphins’ deaths come at a time when some countries in Europe and elsewhere are increasingly banning cetacean captivity and entertainment. In the U.S., however, dolphin programs continue to be popular—with 446 bottlenose dolphins living in captivity https://t.co/cOl8E2hr0R

New bird just dropped. Say it with us, chachalaca. These birds have a loud and amazing call -- cha-cha-lac! While the plain chachalaca might not be new, many people aren't familiar with this chicken-like bird. https://t.co/mEQKGZWfYA

Image by James O'Neil 📍Egmont National Park, New Zealand A shimmer of white at the #mountain's peak 🏔️ https://t.co/IpQkMb4noM

Happy #Saturday from this #seahorse pair! 💙 https://t.co/krI0vpfhbN

Some 400,000 specimens from German citizens trace the rise—and sometimes the fall—of chemical pollutants in an industrial country https://t.co/CzbLYsYLe8 https://t.co/mS2Z9Coy8t