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It's hard to resist the charms of playful seals—but just remember it's best to keep your distance from wild animals https://t.co/7hBOiivbYr

Have you spotted any of these? Post your fantastic fungi pics below!! 🍄 https://t.co/vzfrSIAYO6

After years of campaigning from Oceana, the @US_FDA has issued new traceability requirements for high-risk foods, including most seafood. These changes will help #StopSeafoodFraud & ensure seafood sold in the US is safe, legally caught & honestly labeled. https://t.co/w7i0vrH9q5 https://t.co/8047cVvWEX

Here are the 140 countries featuring in the #BirdsSeenIn2022 Hashtag Challenge. Birds can bring everyone together. Best performers this week Colombia, Zimbabwe, Gambia, South Korea & the Cayman Islands. Follow link to see all updated country lists. https://t.co/MDW1gTnzos https://t.co/VH9myusce3

Bird declines boost case for transformative biodiversity agreement in Montreal: A report from the conservation partnership BirdLife International reveals that populations of 49% of avian species are decreasing, up from 40% in 2018. @johnccannon reports: https://t.co/HD9VtGNUO8

A once famous martial artist who taught thousands of students now bides his time at a hilltop temple that dates back to the Ming Dynasty, writing poems by the kilo https://t.co/1sFDZ7e191

Congratulations to the incredible winners of The #EarthshotPrize2022. An inspiring group of innovators with ground-breaking solutions to help us fight climate change. Want to learn more about these winners? Click here: https://t.co/mVRG4obed9 @EarthshotPrize 🌏 https://t.co/qwnPaHmeRx

Words that didn’t make the cut: What happened to Indigenous rights at COP27: This year’s U.N. climate conference saw the highest participation of Indigenous peoples to date, calling for agreements to explicitly include a human rights approach. https://t.co/hKkRS766ur https://t.co/2OfZJWICaD

In the study, the scientists describe how the octopuses launch the shells and other debris in the direction of their neighbours by holding them in front of their siphon and propelling them with a jet of exhaled water. https://t.co/0Tos77knkc

Oat, soy, hemp, and more: If you’re looking to ditch dairy, the options can be overwhelming. Here’s what you need to know about each milk's environmental effects https://t.co/IJ1pmJhyEo https://t.co/e6rbyaITjI

Be kind to all creatures, This is the true religion. The Buddha 🎬 susandahlerjensen IG https://t.co/mls9R7S8G4

Arch Canyon within Bears Ears National Monument, Utah https://t.co/mNT9pznjoT

Don't wear white after Labor Day? Pleassse For long-tailed weasels, turning white for the winter is a matter of survival. These highly resourceful and downright adorable creatures are fearless hunters who may attack animals far larger than themselves. Photo by Jim Peaco https://t.co/JzLDqgkupf

Say hello to the Greenland Musk #Ox! These animals use their strong hoofed feet to dig into the icy ground for grass and plants growing on the tundra. #TrailsOfTheTundra 🏔️ https://t.co/Fgcddq4p2m

Why stuff your den when you can stuff yourself? Groundhogs don't store food for winter. Instead, they bulk up and hibernate! Their hearts will slow to just 4-10 beats per minute with a breath every 1-6 minutes. 📷 courtesy of Mike Durkin/CC BY-SA 2.0. https://t.co/qKpKDbZ112 https://t.co/K8rtdyerjD