Kaitlyn Hardy

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Even if it's just something small, you can help out in a big way to save the environment. You could use other types of oils instead of palm oil to save Sumatran rainforest or carpool, bike, walkto work/school to lessen carbon emissions and save coral reefs 🐠🌺🐆
#lightonecandle

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

This type of Maple tree is a Japanese Maple, which is native to Asia, but also found in many shady woodland areas. They're producers & make their own food. They make seeds that can produce a variety of trees with different colours, shapes, & sizes. 🍁🍂🍃#CharacteristicsOfLife

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Birch tree branches grow flowers that disperse around 1 million seeds each year, which are eaten by animals such as birds and squirrels. Young birch trees have smooth bark&the bark of older trees have ridges,but no matter the age, the bark is another source of food for animals

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Birch trees grow in temperate climate areas with well-drained soil, lots of moisture, and sunlight. They are producers, so they make their own food through photosynthesis. Birch trees are usually found near lakes or rivers. 🌿🍃🏞#CharacteristicsOfLife #FLEcosystem

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Pine trees grow in altitudes up to 13,000 feet in dry, sandy soil. They make their own food. The trees also make needles and pine cones. The pine cones produce seeds that animals can eat as well as pollen that fertilize the seeds. 🌲
#CharacteristcsOfLife #FLEcosystem

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Reeds are found near lakes, ponds, or marshes. In late summer, purple flowers bloom and tons of seeds are dispersed. However, they're invasive and crowd out some of the other vegetation in their habitats. They are producers, so they make their own food. #CharacteristicsOfLife

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Both dandelions and daisies also produce their own food through photosynthesis. Birds, small mammals, insects and some livestock feed on them🌼#CharacteristsicsOfLife #FLEcosystem

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Both dandelions and daisies are found in large fields, grasslands, lawns, or by roadsides in temperate regions with moist soil and lots of sunlight. They can be troublesome since they are invasive but are helpful too because they produce lots of pollen. 🌼

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

The Leuser ecosystem used to be a gorgeous place where orangutans, rhinos, tigers, and elephants lived together in the wild, but thanks to your products it's turning into a sad, barren area.
What. A. Shame

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

@TraderJoesList STOP USING PALM OIL!! I hope you feel guilty about how badly you're treating the environment. Your products include palm oil and you even sell BOTTLES OF PALM OIL. What a shame
🙄😒 #StartWith1Thing #SaveLeuserEcosystem #CutConflictPalmOil

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

G'day @Jedda_the_Shark, last time you pinged, you were off the East Coast of Australia by Fraser Island. Have you ever gone out to the Great Barrier Reef, it's so sad how bleached and unhealthy they're getting. 🦈🇦🇺
#StopCoralBleaching
#Australia
#GreatBarrierReef

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Hey @Shark_Katharine why're you so far off the east coast when it looks like most of the other sharks stay close to the coast? 🦈
#EastCoast

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

#ecologicalsuccession can change an environment. This birch tree forest could develop into a maple tree forest
🌲🌳🍂🍁 https://t.co/Cpe2Cwl473

[🐝🌻Nash Turley🌻🐝 @NashTurley]

I may a little maple now but I will take over this forest when all you opportunistic birch die #EcologicalSuccession

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Also @Greatwhiteazlyn and @OCEARCH how has the Hurricane Maria effected you east coast sharks? #HurricaneMaria #EastCoast 🦈🌊

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Hey @Greatwhiteazlyn, how are ya doin?! See you've still been hangin out off the coast of Montauk. What's so interesting that's been keeping you there? Haven't you been bothered by the horrible NY weather? What've you been eating, seeing, or doing there?
#greatwhitesharks #NY 🦈

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Darwin discovered that when there are more small seeds, the small beaked finches survive better than the large beaked finches. Then, the next generation of finches have larger beaks and vise versa for the large seeds with the large beaked finches
#NaturalSelection

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

Darwin is most known for his study of the Galapagos finches. He discovered that they have different beak sizes and the types of finches that survive depend on what seeds are available
#NaturalSelection
#Darwin'sFinches

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

#EndemicSpecies are species that exist in only one area such as the Galapagos giant tortoises

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

#GMO insulin is such a great resource for people with diabetes. Our techniques for this keep getting more and more advanced👍
#GMOinsulin https://t.co/OADmlTlkLt

[Nutmeg Something she @NutmegSomething]

@scifri #GMOs: making higher quality #insulin more affordable and readily available since the late 1970s. #GMO insulin is safe and now #diabetes is NO LONRER a death sentence.

[Kaitlyn Hardy @k_hardyy]

C- cytosine
A-Adenine
T- Thymine
G- Guanine