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A gelada leaps between two large rocks at Simen Mountains National Park, Ethiopia https://t.co/l36BNvleuU

Does Monday have you feeling as grumpy as this robin?👀 💚 https://t.co/JUjSH4aFnX

Woodpeckers use their long tongues to get food in hard-to-reach places. But did you know their tongues are so long that they must be coiled behind their skull? Photo: Red-headed woodpecker by MarvinnAnn Patterson https://t.co/UdGVuefz27

The smallest fox in North America, desert kit foxes have many adaptations to help them survive the harsh weather in the desert. These cat-sized cuties have fluffy feet to provide insulation from the scalding ground, and big ears help radiate heat from their blood. Photo @USFWS https://t.co/BsXgEWObvS

Video by Kenzo Kiren (IG: kenzokiren) During a week of diving around Grand Cayman, the stingrays were in full force! Would you want to experience this? ⬇️ #MarineMonday https://t.co/tvOk7Fdfdo

Get a true bird's-eye view of Scotland's seaside cliffs https://t.co/HY3hkJ4M26

Much of the world’s iconic wildlife is under threat from poaching, illegal, and unsustainable trade. In November, global policymakers met at #CITESCoP19 to help protect species most at risk, and there were some hopeful decisions made. https://t.co/GTKsL6Vw6b

Thanks to all involved in @BlowfishMalibu's recent beach cleanup that picked up ~55 pounds of trash! But today's plastic problem is more than what we can tackle with beach cleanups- we must reduce the amount of single-use plastic being produced & used. #InternationalVolunteerDay https://t.co/YEMuc23ltS

An Indigenous Pataxó cooperative reforested 210 hectares (519 acres) of Atlantic Forest in the Monte Pascoal-Pau Brasil Ecological Corridor with species that covered the Bahian soil before the Portuguese colonization. https://t.co/9n2QtGTk8x https://t.co/KSV2CCkfSO

After the attack on Pearl Harbor, the mini-sub washed ashore in Hawaii in December 1941. Then came the fight over who’d get to keep it https://t.co/wPwFKgclTV https://t.co/AEXvTUhSVD

Mongabay’s videos from November covered how land grabbing and pollution alike are affecting Indigenous and local communities in Brazil, India, Nigeria and the Amazon: https://t.co/rIkLmBzxpS

READ: Foreign ownership of fishing vessels, ex. Spanish & Chinese, to West African nations is linked to a higher likelihood of committing illegal fishing and other infractions, says @Oceana-supported study: https://t.co/VxiQjbLuFf @dyhiapadilla @plebillon @FrontMarineSci #IUU

Bath time 🛁 The tongues of leopards (Panthera pardus) are covered with tiny barbs or hooks, giving them a rough texture. These hooks help them to groom their own coat as well as the coats of others, an activity which helps leopards to bond. #EarthCapture by yswildlifephotography . . . . #BBCEarth #Leopards #WildlifePhotography #Wildlife #AmazingAnimals

The greenhouse gas is the primary pollutant responsible for climate change. This gas, however, also plays a key role in life on Earth https://t.co/VnjfmgWpgk