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[National Geographic @NatGeo]

About the size of a grain of rice, this new species of pygmy seahorse is the first seen in all of the Indian Ocean https://t.co/cNnc1YzsxK

[varsha bhaskar @varshavrutu]

Dibang valley is home to diverse flora and fauna communities such as Hoolock gibbon, Mishmi Takin and many many more. The Hydroelectric project is set to clear 11.6 sq km of thick forest. Let's join together to protest against this project. #SaveArunachalBiodiversity

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

The evidence was mixed on whether Spinosaurus was a truly aquatic dinosaur. Then we found its tail. https://t.co/sDNSqb88mf

[varsha bhaskar @varshavrutu]

For some reason Google maps is showing Kengeri railway station in Bangalore in Tamil @googlemaps

[varsha bhaskar @varshavrutu]

What do we want to want?!

Enjoyed reading this masterpiece from the start till the end. The book truly holds your attention with every page!
@harari_yuval

[Nat Geo Travel @NatGeoTravel]

The eastern population of monarchs has declined over 80 percent and the western population is nearly extinct, with just 3 percent of its population remaining https://t.co/wwNo8HdN90

[National Geographic TV @NatGeoTV]

This spectral tarsier might look cute and innocent, but it will fight you. They are the only fully carnivorous primates in the world and are skilled hunters. #HostilePlanet

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

The world's only known venomous primates, slow lorises are uniquely adapted to life in the slow-lane. But the dangers of poaching and habitat loss have put them at risk. Learn more about the Photo Ark project https://t.co/FK05MPlfFs #EarthDay

[Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund @SavingGorillas]

Q: What food makes gorillas playful?
A: Bamboo! Gorillas like Umuganda and Urahirwa play more during bamboo shoot season, due to the dense nutrients found in the shoots, which boosts their energy - almost like a sugar high! #LetsDoBamboo https://t.co/yVWY0wIZV8

[Nat Geo Travel @NatGeoTravel]

The remote, rugged cliff faces of Kalalau Valley on Kaua’i, Hawaii, are largely inaccessible to humans—prime habitat for rare plants, like this newly rediscovered hibiscus relative. https://t.co/rgBWlqGJzr

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Cormorants always feed by diving for fish, but no one had ever seen the bird go for a fish stuck to a whale shark

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Olive baboons are so curious that it seems to override their sense of fear

[ARCHIVED - NASA Sun & Space @NASASun]

Our Sun isn’t massive enough to collapse into a black hole ⚫️ — but thanks to an international collaboration, you can still get a good look at one. Read more about the first-ever image of a black hole: https://t.co/cCkQJdFrTu #EHTBlackHole

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Explore how urban centers will evolve to meet the growing needs and demands of city dwellers in our April Issue https://t.co/QzBv2hO9Gx #FutureOfCities

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Excess light endangers ecosystems by harming animals whose life cycles depend on dark. It also endangers us by altering our circadian biology https://t.co/xKYg69ezMh

[varsha bhaskar @varshavrutu]

Happy birthday to my role model!

[Dr. Jane Goodall & the Jane Goodall Institute @JaneGoodallInst]

Are you ready for Jane's birthday this April 3rd? To give her the greatest gift for her 85th circle around the sun, share w. us what you're doing to build a better world for all by tagging #generationjane! You could be featured ;) Sign her card + join: https://t.co/NmB5EHGupb

[varsha bhaskar @varshavrutu]

#tenderraddumaadi
Say no to elevated corridor, say yes to trees and a greener city.
Vote for sustainable transport options like the suburban railway and betterment of existing roads.

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Explore how urban centers will evolve to meet the growing needs and demands of city dwellers in our April Issue https://t.co/GPwDTnSuQP #FutureofCities

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Even the bellies of the world's deepest dwelling creatures are not immune to the microplastic littering our oceans https://t.co/OoHW3kTAIS

[The Academy @TheAcademy]

And the #Oscars winner is...