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Take in this gorgeous aerial view of Steep Cone Geyser in Yellowstone's Lower Geyser Basin https://t.co/OjJadfU0J5
A comprehensive study found that viral remnants can survive for months after infection in certain people, perhaps causing some symptoms of long COVID. https://t.co/oCCCBYSNVm
More than a decade ago, United Nations members crafted an agreement to curb the loss of biodiversity. We’ve failed miserably, but all hope is not lost #BiodiversityDay https://t.co/w8DJHWt0sK
More than four times the size of nearby Arches National Park, with less than half the visitation, Canyonlands abounds with backcountry opportunities https://t.co/vxMDWix8mZ
Dogs’ willingness to play with us may have been a key factor in their domestication https://t.co/c2bh4RGyn3
Here are 10 places where you can ditch your wheels and start unplugging immediately https://t.co/f8aVBPBL0R
A puzzle confounded Egyptologists when an unidentified ancient language was found on a mummy's bandages in the 1800s.
Solving it took decades but rewarded scholars with valuable insight into the authors—the Etruscans https://t.co/ZImwZjViIp
In the drying West, people must now keep their "head on a swivel." Five brushes with wildfire in as many months https://t.co/McKJQcpkMZ
Bighorn sheep deliver headbutts at over 20 miles per hour—enough to kill a human https://t.co/rw8s6Z2Hdy
A recent paper is one in a series of studies showing the medium-sized carnivores often take such risks, much more than previously thought https://t.co/dtLbuESVCm
Believe it or not, there was a period in the early 20th century when psychologists adamantly warned parents against cuddling their own children https://t.co/SUTeYhVkHt
Lion cubs rest in a tree in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park in this image by photographer Michael Nichols https://t.co/gyaEmdtijy
Still widely practiced in Japan, the tea ceremony is an elegant, codified ritual designed to achieve total immersion in the moment https://t.co/JJr9W00It3
New technologies are helping rebuild the skin of people with diabetic ulcers, deep burns, and other severe injuries https://t.co/0h4Vntjfma
Sobin Koizumi began learning how to host the ceremonies when she was just six years old https://t.co/AQlGrtoieb
Did you know? Owls can be found in nearly every environment in the world, from deserts to coniferous forests to the Arctic tundra https://t.co/ZMn45dpTOg
A recent study found that garter snakes can discriminate their own chemical signature from that of littermates fed the same diet—a snake version of recognizing your mirror reflection https://t.co/fRNe0O9HCh
Wildlife filmmaker Bertie Gregory brings us along for the ride as he documents animals in extraordinary places in #EpicAdventuresWithBertieGregory, coming soon to #DisneyPlus https://t.co/JcktdIBDcV https://t.co/VhbbKw460Z
Polynesian wayfinding has long been a patriarchal tradition. Now, @insidenatgeo Emerging Explorer Lehua Kamalu is breaking the mold—and helping to lead a revival of the ancient skill https://t.co/ZaAWsHLMh1
Norfolk and Virginia Beach are some of the best places to learn about Filipino American culture, history—and food https://t.co/7sTYYwGpOe