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Between the 15th and 18th centuries in Europe plague, war, and religious struggle gave rise to superstitious beliefs, which included fears of witches and werewolves https://t.co/n7wWbLMQDA

The weekend can't already be over can it? #SundayScaries https://t.co/Rv78k3Nlj3

Who you are becoming is more important than who you were. Where you’re heading is more important than where youve come from. What lies ahead is more beautiful than anything behind you. Alysha Waghorn

Restoration inspiration: In Lebanon, the Shouf Biosphere Reserve is a living laboratory experimenting with degraded ecosystem recovery in ways that also boost the well-being of the human communities living there: https://t.co/KAkH154MXI

A year in the life of European brown bears photo gallery https://t.co/r9ocT0ADnj

Follow a pair of orphaned clouded leopards as they learn the skills they'll need to survive in the wild https://t.co/u7TMSSt66B

Wide-eyed, slow-moving and roughly the bulk of a small loaf of bread, pygmy lorises seem fairly unassuming at first glance. Yet, the species sports some weird and wonderful evolutionary adaptations, like their ability to hibernate. @CarolynCowan11 reports: https://t.co/vPpmiq8c7x https://t.co/sBSDy4TJQJ

Farmers are climate heroes today and in the future. By farming in ways that help soil thrive, the world can store a lot more carbon dioxide. Here's how farmers in NW India are putting these lessons in the ground: https://t.co/qNBALyUpbT #WorldFoodDay

How to make hot crab apple and chilli jelly https://t.co/LP87egvvK7

Brandishing their big, flourescent mouths may be a way to advertise body size, which could dissuade another male from getting physical https://t.co/kZvBtoIKmB

Environmental experts say there’s a strong possibility that a federal bill will be introduced in the U.S. that seeks to strengthen an industry known as “advanced recycling,” or “chemical recycling,” @ECAlberts reports. https://t.co/kkeLsEvZcQ https://t.co/gihebxPpHB

Saltwater crocodile guide: diet and where they live in the wild https://t.co/IDjBFUAi74

A view of the brilliant autumn foliage in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom https://t.co/HQkqbdbWp4

“I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” — L. M. Montgomery Photo @GrandTetonNPS by Adam Jewell https://t.co/4DZcK64Xau

Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you. Anne Lamott 📸 neohumanity IG https://t.co/UDJ8BrzHsZ