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Go behind the scenes with five National Geographic photographers who crisscrossed the world https://t.co/iliTVod0Up https://t.co/22ztNlAIyI

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Invasive lionfish can wreak havoc on marine ecosystems. 🦁 🐟 In 2021, Oceana took a voyage to Mexico's Bajos del Norte reef system and found these invaders at almost every site visited. More about our expedition: https://t.co/z8fsq1YIK9 https://t.co/ch0U1Da8Zk

Whether humans can survive climate change is asking the wrong question: Rather, the question we should be asking is how to save the endlessly complex and ailing biosphere, a new op-ed argues: https://t.co/CyPOdQAHb9 https://t.co/5yZazo5Sli

In the new Nat Geo series, Limitless With Chris Hemsworth, the actor challenges his mind and body in an extreme quest to develop habits that might extend his life https://t.co/o3SLpUnSZE

When birds thrive, we thrive! 🪶 Help reduce the risks birds face by planting native plants, making your windows bird safe, and turning off non-essential lights during migration seasons. Learn more about the 2022 #StateOfTheBirds: https://t.co/CaLTGbTNIV https://t.co/Y0WcjxVbsW

The Wildlife Trusts' #COP27 Update 18/11/2022 https://t.co/MzfOZA4j72

Can a luxury chocolate company save a Congolese forest? The widespread popularity of chocolate has led to a cocoa boom in the DRC, escalating deforestation in the country’s primary forests by impoverished locals in the war-torn region. https://t.co/yx7IfbjeK2 https://t.co/j9lmgEavqT

#LimitlessWithChrisHemsworth, an original series from National Geographic, is now streaming on #DisneyPlus

Here's some ways you can help tweeters... and birds. 1. Plant native plants 2. Make your windows bird-safe 3. Turn off non-essential lights at night especially during migration seasons

Graphic of snowy owl eruption/irruption by USFWS.

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Photo of a black-throated blue warbler by Erin Huggins/USFWS.

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