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Pediatric experts agree that a COVID-19 infection causes more severe heart issues—and carries higher risk for long-term or permanent damage https://t.co/HuxfhbEo1u

Introducing a new framework for passive acoustic monitoring: https://t.co/abSScFCE6A This framework is a collaboration between @BOEM and @NOAA, as well as other researchers to provide essential context for offshore renewable energy development. https://t.co/32NdLyxj0w

The sky is the limit in Bend, Oregon on #NatureisFly. @luketipple takes his family on a #highlining adventure with @AriintheAir. https://t.co/TNjXKHKz3g

IT'S BACK! Our bestselling 'Betty the beaver' Christmas jumper is back in stock! And she now has a hedgehog friend! All clothing is printed in a renewable energy powered factory on organic cotton. 😊🎄🎁 https://t.co/uucUS5aLIa https://t.co/IEnDzDmIAG

Can you identify these mustelids? https://t.co/ntS5eTLlJI

At the time, New England’s woods and waters teemed with white-tailed deer, Atlantic cod, passenger pigeons, and lobster. Many of these species were likely on the feast menu https://t.co/CFis8oSiPO

Some hummingbird females display male coloring to avoid being harassed https://t.co/BGXa5Q9W0S

The endangered Buena Vista Lake shrew is found in southern San Joaquin Valley marshes in California. Here's how to ID a shrew: Shrews have a long snout, tiny bead-like eyes, ears that are concealed, or nearly concealed, by soft fur, and five toes on each foot. 📷CSU Stanislaus https://t.co/bnviPtMCSF

How is NASA's DART program on a mission to identify dangerous asteroids? 🛰️ Learn more with #KillersOfTheCosmos on @discoveryplus: https://t.co/Denq6vZZ7Q https://t.co/dUMleZlwcg

#OverheardNatGeo 🎙️ spotted in Times Square 🤩 Listen to the latest episode on @amazonmusic https://t.co/VhWjdPSYdU https://t.co/T3rB0tzebv

Cross River gorillas are Africa’s rarest and most endangered ape, once thought to have already been driven to extinction. Camera traps have emerged as a critical tool for monitoring the health and population sizes of the subspecies. https://t.co/4WGxrbvx7Y

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WWF is excited to be a charity partner for the Peace Through Music global event for the environment happening on December 15. Learn more: https://t.co/8RHaKsNwQD.

British autumn wildlife in pictures https://t.co/H4VTAPVtBE

[Fooling the bullies] The fact that female hummingbirds sometimes look like the brightly colored males of their species is a long-pondered phenomenon. Now a study in Panama suggests that looking like males helps some females avoid intense bullying: https://t.co/EXfRAUW7bd