The crest-tailed mulgara casually went into hiding for a century then popped up in the sand dunes of New South Wales. Hopefully we'll get a few more stories like this! https://t.co/cb4ksqnB8J
Roses are red πΉ
#HERpers kick a$$ ππ»ββοΈπͺ
This little frogβs heart π
Is not made of glass πΈβ¨
#ValentineASpecies
Glass frog (Vitreorana sp.) π§π·
The #GulfofMexico was the first reported ocean dead zone in the 1960s. Today, the gulf is still affected by eutrophication & 883 other coastal areas have been added to the list of dead zones. β οΈπ
How can we reduce #NitrogenPollution? Learn more β‘ https://t.co/28sSIMzFWm
So who else knew there used to be 'marsupial lions'? Because it's news to me! A 23kg species was discovered last year but we already knew about a 130kg species from 30000 years ago. https://t.co/d1dFNhk89y
It may be cold out but a quick moss collection means plenty of fun back in the warmth. I always appreciate the variation in mosses, I used to think they were just....moss. @Britnatureguide@BSBIbotany@nationaltrust@WoodlandTrust
Would you just look at that cheeky face?! Meet Flo, one of many fantastic residents at the British Wildlife Centre in Lingfield. More photos incoming! @BWCtweets@BBOWT@Britnatureguide
Even an eXtreme botanist like @drmgoeswild can't hide his excitement at finding a Hazel Dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) in @BasildonParkNT. @sally_rewilding@NCooten
I'm always amazed by what selective breeding can do, but I didn't even know these all came from the same plant! Find out more from @KewScience here: https://t.co/ol8DoWL9Y6
Meanwhile in Australia, thousands of school children in every state took to the streets to protest the innaction of politicians towards climate change. This is just the beginning. #bethechange