Apologies, the photographer's name should be spelled, Adreinne Waheed

In these vibrant photos taken by Adrienne Waheed, resistance comes in all forms, big and small https://t.co/w9uabn0ebb

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Divers encountered this 26-foot long pyrosome—which is not one, but up to thousands of individual organisms called zooids https://t.co/kj5dWJAydP

The minuscule moon finally has a name—Hippocamp—and scientists are beginning to piece together its violent history https://t.co/voSLhaiIXL

Photographer Areca Roe set out to show unusual household pets—like tarantulas and iguanas—in the most familiar of settings https://t.co/puKspbD9Uy #LoveYourPetDay

We all know #LoveYourPetDay should be every day. So tell us: what makes your pet special? https://t.co/IDayg03b2f https://t.co/jWLx87eIGa

The humble Bramble Cay melomys lived only on a single island in the Great Barrier Reef, and has likely disappeared forever https://t.co/IJAdIWKJp0

Interestingly, each crab had its own technique for styling its hat made of sponge—an act that presumably repels predators https://t.co/8TT9yiKUbS

A bison bull walks through a frosty field in Saskatchewan, Canada, in this moment frozen by Your Shot photographer Tracy Kerestesh https://t.co/XMNxukzRNQ https://t.co/11IrZAtykt

You may be surprised by how many products contain palm oil https://t.co/EkDcJykbxL

Since ancient times the Baganda of Uganda have been making a venerated fabric by pounding the inner bark of the mutuba tree https://t.co/FfqJjVgeOA

“When you're 15 feet off the ground over water at night, in a hammock, in Florida, you’re mostly thinking about not falling out and creating splashes that might interest some of the large alligators that patrol the lake,” says photographer Mac Stone https://t.co/m87m8GliK6

Nicknamed "sea cows," manatees are aquatic mammals with voracious appetites—spending up to eight hours a day slowly consuming sea grass https://t.co/2MeUFPrbLd

Don't be fooled by its pleasant name—the sunflower star is a terrifying predator https://t.co/U7QjRRKuU7

“There are moments on this wild and beautiful planet that live with you forever,” photographer Andy Mann writes. “This is one of them.” https://t.co/PuxL9uQB0m https://t.co/6knoD8Op0Y

As they came together and broke apart, these couples dominated their times, built empires, and transformed their worlds https://t.co/XVdG23k2XJ

The world’s tallest active geyser has recently picked up the pace of its activity—erupting five times in 2019 already https://t.co/swrjkDJYnU

In a stunning time-lapse, a filmmaker reveals the first fleeting moments of life for an alpine newt https://t.co/XnrV3hN7iI

Africatown's residents—many of them descendants of the last slave ship to bring African captives to U.S—dream of seeing their community revitalized https://t.co/Ur60xaZi1q