Dark night skies are important for human & ecosystem health. What are ways to protect the night sky where you live? Do you have shielded, downward facing light fixtures or do they shine into the sky? https://t.co/hpq9lV7boy
#DarkSkyWeek#IDSW2021#DiscoverTheNight#ParkSkies
Y’all have been so patient waiting for this week’s #animalfacts so HERE IT IS!! Let’s talk about the spinner shark, a shark that is definitely cooler than the spinner dolphin lol! 🦈 > 🐬
Ft. @CarleeMJ_ and @Curly_Biologist
You can help birds during their migration back north by turning off all non-essential lights at night (specifically from 11pm – 6am) to help them avoid colliding with buildings.
Learn more from @DrBirdCast at: https://t.co/mskJfeewto
Posted this five years ago. But from what has transpired in America recently, it’s clear that not enough people paid attention. So I’ll try again…
A meditation on Political vs. Personal vs. Objective Truths
[1,000 words — 4 minute read]
https://t.co/VnIS6kuSkS
A study released in spring of this year confirmed what Audubon scientists have always suspected: planting native plants in your yard means more hummingbirds for you to watch from the porch. #PlantsForBirds https://t.co/QyNuV0ra2n
If you don't have a need for your Christmas tree anymore, these big cats will gladly take it off your hands! Donate your tree to the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Educational Center for them to enjoy.
📷: Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Educational Center
Just a reminder that your Non-Avian Dinosaurs would’ve developed a bunch of weird soft tissue things that don’t preserve (and a reminder that animals can have seasonal ornamentation, and adaptations instead of looking one way all the time