Nature Contents Archive

Autumn view along the road to Nabesna in the northern part of Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park, Alaska, USA. https://t.co/Iiv1aQ4UnY

#DIDYOUKNOW: There's such a thing as a warm-blooded fish! The opah is a large deep-sea dwelling, cold-water fish that can generate enough heat with its swim muscles to warm both its heart and brain-boosting its ability to survive in the frigid depths in inhabits. #FishyFriday https://t.co/av7Ondozjc

Autumn is the perfect season to go looking for pine cones… Why not get creative and craft your own fantastic critters! 🦉🦊🐭 https://t.co/zMAKBrABzx

Minecraft + mangroves! 💚 Thank you @Minecraft for raising over $227,000 for real world mangrove forest restoration. View the recap video and hear from community members working to protect & plant mangroves in Kenya. Learn more about our partnership: https://t.co/kXF5YVS1Ft https://t.co/w9IoBuZMUL

Sharon Estill Taylor was just three weeks old when her father was shot down over Germany in April 1945. Here’s how clues from her parents’ wartime love letters helped her bring him home. https://t.co/pTwBiXRGyL Photograph courtesy of The National WWII Museum https://t.co/aJMXvLPzmd

Blue sharks make up 60% of all reported shark catches, and their populations are thought to be declining. New @Oceana-commissioned analysis dives into blue shark fisheries & explores the policies and management measures in place. Read the full report: https://t.co/YJjGTWFEX2 https://t.co/kxWo76j0DL

The Wildlife Trusts' #COP27 Update 11/11/2022 https://t.co/Sc4yYDihMO

As sloths lose habitat on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast, the conservation group @SlothCon is stepping in to protect them using 'sky bridges'☁️ Click play to listen to @monicapelliccia's feature article read aloud for @mongabay's podcast by @MikeDiGirolamo: https://t.co/AXT0vsjG2n

Whether it's paddleboarding an iconic river, trekking a remote mountain trail, or cycling a “Great Ride,” you'll find your next big adventure in our #BestOfTheWorld 2023 list. https://t.co/hn5fdq94pF

Breaking free from photosynthesis: Will high-tech foods save nature? Environmentalist @GeorgeMonbiot points to using atmospheric hydrogen to make high-protein and high-fat foods to achieve food and ecological security: https://t.co/Klvk4HFECc

Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see. Mark Twain https://t.co/diZLHriO8c

On Veterans Day, we honor the brave women and men who answered a higher call of service to the nation. Thank you for your service, commitment and sacrifices. Photo at the Korean War Veterans Memorial by Scott Thomason https://t.co/TGXOxgUZUN

⁣⁣The Indian roller (Coracias benghalensis) feeds on insects, reptiles, moths, and frogs. During the summer, they catch prey after dusk, making use of artificial light, such as street lamps, that attract insects.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ #EarthCapture by Ramprasad Dutta via Instagram https://t.co/dzpQEQPGpO

Where the lake meets the mountains...📍 Fiordland National Park is home to the Milford Sound, the wettest inhabited place in #NewZealand and one of the wettest places on earth with an average of 182 rainy days per year. #DreamyDestinations 🗺️ https://t.co/1i2Pq1pPEm

To all those who served, happy Veterans Day! We honor our brave veterans and make sure that we never forget their dedication and sacrifice. https://t.co/NXsKw6C8nG