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From the beginning of the pandemic, people worldwide began noticing changes to their menstrual cycles. In some cases, this happened after contracting the virus; in others, after receiving a vaccine https://t.co/Ap16pJN1XY

Paws together, you made it to the weekend! Every day is like a Friday for otters, who float with their raft of friends, feast on delicious seafood, and lay back and groom. Have a terrific, otter-like weekend! Photo by Marc Webber https://t.co/R6oDR25U1g

#WorldLemurDay Scientists found evidence that hugging trees helps the lemurs to cool down in hot conditions. https://t.co/CzirKlDBgO

Halloween season wouldn’t be complete without creepy crawlies! 🕷️ Head over to Discovery’s Instagram stories as Christian Cave (IG: cavemanwildlife) ventures into the woods to showcase some spooky critters and creatures! #DiscoveryCollab https://t.co/2h4wp5cRlO

On #NationalChocolateDay, see National Geographic Explorer Andrés Ruzo use chocolate to demonstrate how volcanoes build themselves up layer by layer https://t.co/PqT0J86rV3

Today is #PlushAnimalLoversDay! 💙 Celebrate with a symbolic plush adoption of your favorite ocean animal to protect vulnerable marine life & help restore our oceans! https://t.co/aep0PzRv1D https://t.co/mNFcM4drhT

You can watch last night's Wild LIVE on improving ethnic diversity in the environmental sector on YouTube NOW! A big thank you to our excellent panel @BirdgirlUK @cuppanfeetup @CraigBennett3 💚 https://t.co/x66QLF9Fg0

#WorldLemurDay Ring-tailed lemurs are frequently classified as frugivore/folivores or omnivores. They eat fruits, flowers, leaves, bark, sap, insects, and even soil for its minerals. Learn more about the species in our expert guide by the @LemurNetwork: https://t.co/tuowqtw2kf

By journeying to some of the wildest and most remote areas of the United States, chef Melissa King hopes to take her creativity to the next level. Paid Content for @MazdaUSA https://t.co/8AdlpZlh4Z

Despite India's Goa state being one of the first in the country with a Groundwater Regulation Act, researchers and activists say that its groundwater is being extracted rapidly and, in some cases, illegally. @Supriya_Vohra reports for @MongabayIndia: https://t.co/3dH3lDRFBb https://t.co/OtVijxeBTt

#WorldLemurDay Aye-ayes use their long third finger to tap on a length of wood (at a rate of up to eight times per second!) and listens for an echo that suggests the presence of a beetle larva chamber beneath. https://t.co/YrhIqXnO9X

RIP #Yeti: Photographic proof of Tibetan brown bears in Nepal explains origins of the longstanding myth, @arj272 reports just in time for #Halloween The new evidence *should* end the myth of a Yeti-like creature prowling the Himalayan region, but will it? https://t.co/WGN24IO2RO https://t.co/8S5faEgAGC

#WorldLemurDay Lemurs are a unique and diverse group of primates. Although related to monkeys and apes, lemurs belong to a completely different branch of the primate family tree: prosimians. Learn more about lemurs in our guide by @LemurNetwork: https://t.co/GzKcRx4Yww

Experts and activists say the construction of Indonesia’s new capital city upstream of Balikpapan Bay on the island of Borneo fails to mitigate damage to the marine ecosystem: https://t.co/bCgsvMQmAh https://t.co/8ZokyluYRE

Scientists recently identified a previously undiscovered marine ecosystem in the waters around the Maldives, known as the “trapping zone,” about 500 meters (about 1,600 feet) below the surface, @ECAlberts reports. https://t.co/MIzhCr6nZ6