"The photographs here show just a few of the creatures we met in four weeks, at depths as great as 466 feet," writes biologist and photographer Laurent Ballesta https://t.co/zIejsixxkJ
Reaching a 30-gigawatt goal—enough to power 10 million U.S. homes and slash carbon emissions by 78 million metric tons a year—is a massive challenge https://t.co/ieotvIGtmA
Often spotted traveling in groups called pods, sperm whales are active deep sea hunters and can grow to be up to 59 feet long. Stream #SecretsOfTheWhales starting April 22 on Disney+
In what may be the largest interspecies communication effort in history, scientists will try to decipher what sperm whales are saying to one another https://t.co/sWPNnsoAHh
Scientifically known as thanatosis, or tonic immobility, playing dead occurs across the animal kingdom, from birds to mammals to fish https://t.co/Wwzmz5HW1Y
“We live on a water planet, and the more we know about this water world, the better off we’ll be.” Nat Geo Explorer and photographer @brian_skerry has spent his career underwater — photographing marine life with the intention to inspire ocean conservation efforts.
Right now we're stuck with jumbles of letters and numbers, or country names that stigmatize people from that region. Experts have a plan to fix that https://t.co/zxeRM2dmLa
What place on Earth inspires you most? Show us using #ShareYourSpot!
"For most Indigenous cultures and myself, there’s no separation between ourselves and the land," writes photographer Kiliii Yuyan. "I’m sharing images from my favorite spot on Earth, the Alaskan Arctic."
📍San Diego, CA
"Earth Day is about connectivity and understanding that we're connected to people and place and planet," says Nat Geo Explorer @LillygolS
📍Santa Barbara, CA
"Whether it's a trail or a local park or even going to the beach, connecting with nature on April 22nd is my way of giving back and saying thanks," says @insidenatgeo Explorer @RaeWynnGrant
Happy #EarthDay! Enjoy breathtaking scenes from around the world that reveal Earth’s beauty—as well as its vulnerabilities to human influence https://t.co/DmpQ1qh8Q7
Whales’ alliances, their intricate conversations, and how they attract mates or care for their young seem eerily familiar. The mysteries we’re unraveling reveal creatures a lot like us https://t.co/zOXK3u1xiM
This #EarthDay, take a moment to appreciate our oceans and all the magnificent sea creatures who live there, like the mighty whales, who feel love and empathy much like human beings #SecretsOfTheWhales
This Earth Day, I’m joining @NatGeo in sharing one of the places on the planet that matters most to me: I love going for a bike ride early in the morning and taking in the spectacular view of the California coastline! #ShareYourSpot