Nature Contents Archive

These feline photo subjects relax against the bright blue buildings of Morocco, jump across ruins in Greece, and watch fishermen curiously in Japan. #NationalCatDay https://t.co/4gzzeBVKLD

This nudibranch has some alien eating habits, it can extend its mouth into a large net-like veil that they quickly contract to sweep up prey—like an ocean dwelling Venus fly trap! #SeaSlugDay https://t.co/wPi5sHCrQR

You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. Please remember that your difficulties do not define you. They simply strengthen your ability to overcome. Maya Angelou

Multiple studies show that marine protected areas increase the catches for fisheries, but also yield other benefits, like the enhancement of carbon sequestration and biodiversity. @ecalberts reports: https://t.co/FHPNxxRPgC https://t.co/1zrLb8nrHI

The #BirdsSeenIn2022 Top 40 for 28.10.22 is attached. Netherlands back in the Top 10. Belize pushing for a Top 20 place. Malaysia closing on the USA. China reached 400 species. Brasil the best performer this week. Thanks to everyone adding the hashtag. https://t.co/MDW1gTnzos https://t.co/wOMF4uCXfL

Make a pilgrimage through history along Italy’s Appian Way, Europe’s ancient 360-mile “superhighway." Explore more places where culture and heritage rule in our #BestOfTheWorld 2023 destination list: https://t.co/ABFmEB1nlC https://t.co/01Vgah9e25

In China, #agroforestry serves up tea with a spoonful of sustainability Yunnan farmers applying agroecology to tea cultivation have seen results like better-tasting tea, lower management costs, and richer biodiversity, @sherylleett reports: https://t.co/Lw3MdMeNcP

Water beetles and boatmen maintain a slim bubble of air against their bodies, called the plastron. https://t.co/PvdlScl2Qq

Get your adrenaline rush in less visited areas of the popular adventure state of Utah and find your next epic outdoor venture for the year ahead in our #BestOfTheWorld 2023 list https://t.co/Os4B8H2Pzk https://t.co/IukjnUEWQX

A podcast discussion about Indigenous communities seeking customary land rights to stop logging in New Guinea w/ reporter @DeBeaudoir plus governor Gary Juffa sharing his perspective on changing that narrative w/ host @MikeDiGirolamo, listen here: https://t.co/5hDXM8qYrm

A cat turns its gaze toward the camera while her kittens feed in this scene captured in Istanbul, Turkey. Happy #NationalCatDay https://t.co/AWf7kcO177

Today on we celebrate some of the most colorful creatures in the sea: nudibranchs! 💙 🧡 💜 But what is a nudibranch anyway? #SeaSlugDay https://t.co/A9xjPA4JHl

Butting heads 🦌 Did you know red deers (Cervus elaphus) shed their antlers and regrow them each year? When growing, the antlers are cover with hairy skin called the "velvet" that sheds off once the growth is complete. #EarthCapture by J.K.Kowalski via Instagram https://t.co/PNcCahGIoI

Break out your binoculars and look for sapphire-colored male mountain bluebirds! Known as one of the most beautiful birds of the West, they are lovers of insects and berries. Spot them on treetops where they soak up the warm sunshine. Photo by Alicia Burtner https://t.co/tEvinX5qGH

“Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed.” -Elle Woods Ok, but what about pastel yellow, Elle?! This lemon flavored lesser long-nosed bat isn’t normally this color; it’s actually covered in pollen! #thread Photo by @NatlParkService https://t.co/aKe8nySsWd