Nature Contents Archive

True beauty is not of the body or of the face. It is a thing of the soul. Of fire, air, breath, spirit, something brave and unafraid. S Amil 📸 Diego Stevenson https://t.co/fNTOuM2GYu

Community forests the size of a basketball court can make an outsized difference, providing shade, attracting plants and animals, and even storing a bit of carbon https://t.co/FKmxNW2amj

So that’s how giraffes reach water! 🧐 #Serengeti https://t.co/3Kq1ijcF6A

Sometimes, you just really need a change of perspective. This borrowing owl is taking advantage of a fence post to gain some height and look out over the prairie surrounding its burrow. It might be keeping watch for predators, or spying out prey. Photo: Bennette Jenkins https://t.co/MfqrxGZRc2

The Arctic is warming almost three times faster than the rest of the planet. As a result, the entire world is impacted. As world leaders meet at #COP26, use your voice to call for transformative climate action now: https://t.co/SIuaAAZgBh #CantNegotiateWithIce https://t.co/7vSFUW6q8z

While, practically speaking, these excavated hollows in the sandstone offer residents a respite from the extreme conditions, the reason they exist is the same reason the town exists: opal mining https://t.co/aQqAFnHnZC

#FUNFACT: Named for their tough, leathery skin, the leatherback #turtle is the largest turtle on the planet! Learn more with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://t.co/cexh3pQ2T4 #TurtleTuesday https://t.co/2njtKVh34J

This week we will be sharing stories that reflect many of the themes for this year's Conference of the Parties @COP26. @SecDebHaaland, as well as members of the Interior leadership team, will attend the conference to discuss our approach to tackling the climate crisis. 🧵 https://t.co/jwAdX0ECS4

Meet the exoplanets Kepler 36b and 36c 😯 These neighbouring worlds have the closest-spaced orbits ever confirmed. They pass so close that they tidally interact with each other! ⁣ Discover more about the #Universe and where to watch here → https://t.co/pebg1Y8FbZ https://t.co/DvC8Vh7IVa

Indigenous voices need to be heard at #COP26 as empowered stakeholders threatened by climate change, and for the invaluable traditional wisdom these peoples can contribute to global warming solutions, a new op-ed argues: https://t.co/7YFDpHqclf

On the latest episode of our podcast #OverheardNatGeo, learn about more modern-day cave dwellers who teach us how to escape the heat https://t.co/RBZuotw76D

@SecDebHaaland will also join leaders to discuss nature-based solutions to climate change, as well as the America the Beautiful initiative and our collaborative effort to conserve at least 30% of lands and waters by 2030. 4/5 https://t.co/lX9BCq59m0

How did these chicks hatch out of unfertilized eggs?🐣 Click to find out more about the 1st confirmed cases of asexual reproduction in California condors👇 https://t.co/Iu1MUGWgeg

Today, at #COP26 scores of countries, including the UK, have joined a pledge to cut their methane emissions as part of efforts to tackle #climatechange (1/3) https://t.co/EHOBibFWcw

The next day, the Secretary will be joined by Indigenous youth as she hosts a virtual question and answer session on the impacts of climate change on young people and future generations, as well as solutions for how to combat the climate crisis. 3/5 https://t.co/v1KxS4yRsg