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Far from the child-friendly event it has become, Halloween's origins can be traced to a bloody and eerie ritual marked in Rathcroghan—a former Celtic center buried beneath Irish farmland https://t.co/aoJ9JCEn27 https://t.co/3309Vc8Xw7

If a rock falls in the forest and only a wolf is around to hear it, does it make a sound? This Mexican wolf pup was captured on a trail camera in New Mexico this summer. Wolves have strong sense of caution and fear, but they are also inquisitive and playful animals. https://t.co/5WXoudWrB2

Image by Marcus Hennen #Fall leaves in Grainau, Germany 🍁🍃🍂 https://t.co/WpQ5HRfpXT

2020 – UK Government commits to protecting 30% of land and sea for nature. 2022 – UK Government launches #AttackOnNature that risks making this impossible. Read more in the new nature protection report from @WCL_News: https://t.co/v4ugsKgejK https://t.co/fFqTEdFCtN

American crocodiles are a federally threatened species that live in an area of Florida where the elevation is just 3 feet above sea level. Learn more about how these reptiles are being affected by sea level rise & climate change: https://t.co/gD8nGOddJQ 📷: Florida Power & Light https://t.co/ahTPdU1T2I

An avenue of over 1,000 human-headed sphinxes once connected the temples of Karnak and Luxor in ancient Egypt 🌠 Learn more with King Tut: A Century of Secrets at 8p ET with @JoshuaGates on Discovery. #Tut100 https://t.co/xOVLAtgmvU

Agricultural project moves ahead on Brazilian Indigenous lands committing illegalities https://t.co/UWJwSoy6Sd

FISHERIES POLICY PROS: Provide input until Oct. 31 on the Global Fisheries Transparency Coalition’s 10 draft principles. If adopted by governments, these principles will help stop illicit activities at sea and advance fisheries equity: https://t.co/Nqthqw33Vb https://t.co/A0gSvMUOhl

This combination of neophobia (fear of new things) and curiosity work together to teach important survival skills. Learning the difference between a threat (cars on a road) and a non-threat (a stone rolling down a hill) are all part of a wolf's development.

The future of our planet isn’t written yet. That’s why we’re asking everyone to write #LettersToTomorrow - sharing your hopes for future generations if our leaders step up to protect the environment 💚 https://t.co/w6s3R01Skm https://t.co/QWZOAcYrt5

#DYK the venom in the saliva of a short-tailed shrew can kill up to 200 mice at any given time? North America has some toxic species that might surprise you. Click below to learn more! https://t.co/xkrIzNJlR4

How to identify British earthstars https://t.co/lRNYTF65a0

Podcast: Science that saves free flowing rivers & rich biodiversity https://t.co/q7pHnGO90J

Video: Mexican Wolf Interagency Management Team Description: a young wolf pup stops on a walk to watch a rock roll down a hill next to them.

The population of the endangered white-winged wood duck is declining in India. Climate change further damages its habitat. Wildlife experts ask for government conservation measures akin to those in place for tigers and rhinos, reports @MongabayIndia. https://t.co/I5hBfHHoY1