Nature Contents Archive

Nearly 40 percent of long COVID patients suffer from the disorienting condition. Destroyed connections between brain cells may be to blame https://t.co/sgbrWlh2Mz

Have you seen any urban wildlife this weekend? The green spaces of our towns and gardens help to bring nature into our daily lives and it's important we protect them! 🦔 💚 https://t.co/qdIZ77oqiG https://t.co/eO1rtQd05R

ENORMOUS SEALS: Southern elephant seals are the largest seals in the world, weighing up to 11,000 pounds! Learn more: https://t.co/tWubfWoLGw https://t.co/gINoPRxO71

The CITES COP19 (19th conference of the parties) summit voted to limit or regulate the commercial trade in 54 shark species of the requiem family of sharks https://t.co/7o5oYZjuzq

Indigenous cooperative restores forests to form ecological corridor in Bahia: An Indigenous Pataxó cooperative reforested 210 hectares of Atlantic Forest with species that covered the Bahian soil before the Portuguese colonization. https://t.co/9n2QtGTk8x https://t.co/bEtitFtSdW

At top speed, a cheetah covers nearly nine meters with each stride #InternationalCheetahDay https://t.co/47WQEPznVx

Over 70% of miners at artisanal gold mining sites in Cameroon show mercury levels at concentrations above the limit recommended by @WHO although mercury use in artisanal mining has been banned by the government. https://t.co/ruoUBIHL7g https://t.co/KvZp1I9lTu

The scars from industrial activities can take decades or more to repair, but some have found promise in the destruction https://t.co/nxm2XiY7L0

Happy #InternationalCheetahDay! Enjoy this image from our archives of a cheetah perching on a tree trunk in the Naboisho Conservancy, Kenya https://t.co/RBtTzl5e0T

Peace is always beautiful. Walt Whitman Pic Maria Anderhell https://t.co/PFCjDNJh9z

"Write it on your heart that every day is the best day of the year." — Ralph Waldo Emerson Photo at @ZionNPS by Darlene Smith https://t.co/kCq9USiVz5

Image by Anton Petrus #Reindeer role call! ❄️ In North America, reindeer are also called caribou - and they can migrate over 3,000 miles in a year (more than any other land mammal). #TrailsFromTheTundra 🏔️ https://t.co/IH28ueocMA

Well, I'll be dammed! Beavers (Castor canadensis) gnaw and fell trees using their powerful jaws and strong teeth. This allows them to build dams and masterfully alter landscapes to suit their needs and the needs of their colony. #EarthCapture by Colin Bruce via Instagram https://t.co/TAwAvE9SV2

We don’t own the planet Earth, we belong to it. And we must share it with our wildlife. Steve Irwin 🎬 lorisavingwildlife https://t.co/BjhVkjHaEi

Sharks, reptiles, and songbirds were among the hundreds of species that received new or increased global protections at a two-week summit on the international wildlife trade https://t.co/Zw0j6BxnUg