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The time shift started as a way to maximize limited daylight hours, but its benefits are debatable https://t.co/fGBK2RIcW5

Swim along with these stunning jellyfish! ✨ https://t.co/vkgHLu62LK

Have you checked out our webcams recently? We've got badgers, owls, bats, ospreys and more! Be warned - it's addictive viewing... 📹😊 https://t.co/RQscqNDmy2 https://t.co/yC4ZMYznuB

Climate action isn't just happening in #COP27 negotiation rooms. It's happening on farms around the world, including these in the breadbasket of India. https://t.co/p8jZDkeJKv

A new study has found that the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in Hawai‘i, the world’s largest contiguous marine protected area, increased the catch rates of yellowfin and bigeye tunas in nearby fisheries due to a “spillover effect.” https://t.co/tHUvUoOnAr https://t.co/A0gIcKWkBW

Even a century after his tomb's discovery, questions still linger over the teenage pharaoh's life, loves, successors, and death https://t.co/Phx848guqh

Climate-fueled droughts nearly exhausted Cape Town's water supply. But restoring native plants is making the city more resilient—and providing jobs for women. https://t.co/jFSxhhiXu0

Youth-led initiatives, such as Kids Who Farm and TikTok channel UrbanFarmerTV, are working to raise young people’s interest in sustainable farming techniques. https://t.co/WZoM8dDbmj https://t.co/W0T44vU1la

The mix of species in a gut microbiome varies among individual hosts and changes over a lifetime https://t.co/NRhsbkbqfN

Trees turning to fall colors cover a hillside in Telluride, Colorado, USA https://t.co/MFtUwJR71Y

Six year olds laugh an average of 300 times a day. Adults only laugh 15-100 times a day. Be six again. https://t.co/WTXvw6ikBD

With jagged peaks, panoramic views and more than 300 glaciers, @NCascadesNPS is often referred to as the American Alps. The park has 400 miles of trails to hike, over 200 species of birds, a unique hidden town to visit, and plenty of fishing opportunities. Photo by Albert Yang https://t.co/QWSFH6nFeU

A beak to match the season 🌼 Atlantic puffins (Fratercula arctica) have large parrot-like beaks that change colour depending on the season. In spring, the beak is bright orange, and in winter, it changes to a dull grey colour. #EarthCapture by Christie Burton via Instagram https://t.co/RW3d9jWkrO

Image by Gerard Soury Did you know? #Seals are related to bears, skunks, and badgers - three subclades of pinniped 🦭 https://t.co/RVDlglI3Ja

There is freedom waiting for you, On the breezes of the sky, And you ask “What if I fall?” Oh but my darling, What if you fly? Erin Hanson https://t.co/0PBrC2ljo0