Nature Contents Archive

If you light a lamp for somebody, It will also brighten your own path. The Buddha 📸 Elena Shumilova https://t.co/1eofTSOiYU

Seemingly normal flowers turn otherworldly under photographer Craig Burrows's lens. Take a look https://t.co/Wj5TkTOI7d

The threats to our oceans & marine life can feel insurmountable if you try to solve them alone- but there’s no limit to what we can accomplish when we all work together! This #GivingTuesday, join @Oceana & Wavemakers around the world to #StandForOceans: https://t.co/SOehc4k29f https://t.co/RHlv4RXhXl

The #AttackOnNature continues with the Retained EU Law Bill. Catch up NOW on our most recent Wild LIVE where our panel discussed just what this Bill means for nature and us. 👇 https://t.co/NhXIVI5nLb @CraigBennett3 @RSBenwell @Clay1Phoebe @ShanthaDavid https://t.co/y9dS1nDHRw

Beavers are known for their prominent, strong incisors which they use to gnaw the trunks of trees. Iron impregnates the enamel, giving the teeth their startling orange colour. Learn more about the species in our expert guide by @BeaverTrust: https://t.co/JinEfHKDNU

With less discretionary income, many parents are choosing to spend less on holiday gifts. Here’s how to help children deal with that disappointment https://t.co/wTSseVkyxw

An elaborate living feather boa?! 🤔 Which sea creature do you think Lisa Kirckendale is referring to? Tune in to find out more. 'Individuals' is available now on all major streaming platforms. 🎙 Discover more 👉 https://t.co/avGS76OMVn #BBCEarthPodcast https://t.co/avovEOcVbc

Conservationists in Nepal have introduced a new standard for efforts to protect the red panda, in the hope of translating successful initiatives in the country’s east to threatened habitats in the central and western hilly regions. https://t.co/SYmtYO66fv

New studies have highlighted potentially cancer-causing levels of chemicals such as lead and cadmium in food crops grown across Bangladesh, and in particular in eggplants, one of the most widely consumed vegetables in the country, @arj272 reports. https://t.co/FtGxEEXspT

True friends are like stars; You can only recognize them when it’s dark around you. Bob Marley https://t.co/s7tZYQmjnT

Foot-long forked tongues. Venomous slobber. Of all the animals named after mythical reptiles, nothing compares to the Komodo dragon https://t.co/7zGSKjGX3w

It's #GivingTuesday! A day celebrating giving all around the world, whether you can give your time, donate some money, or sign up for a campaign. Support your Wildlife Trust today and help us #DefendNature 💚 🦔 https://t.co/PTwihv5LF5 https://t.co/LtoljCg4zW

Photo of the Day: A blue-throated barbet in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, by Nikhil Paul. To submit an image to our Photo of the Day, use the hashtag #BBCWildlifePOTD. Find out more on our website: https://t.co/qrXVT8Crfd https://t.co/MwviDY2KrC

Rural families removed from their homes in Somkhele, in northern KwaZulu-Natal province, to make way for a giant coal mine are suffering from collective trauma, a new report has found. @anna_majavu reports. https://t.co/JziqUFhK1I

For now, the eruption does not threaten any populated areas, but scientists continue to closely monitor the largest active volcano in the world https://t.co/4aHw087tEt