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Video of the day: caribou munchin’ on bearflower.
Researchers used GPS video collars to track hungry habits of the Fortymile herd in North America. Results show they ate less due to a warming climate & increased pesky insects!
Now, the bite-sized data is helping guide their future conservation. 🧡
Researchers used GPS video collars to track hungry habits of the Fortymile herd in North America. Results show they ate less due to a warming climate & increased pesky insects!
Now, the bite-sized data is helping guide their future conservation. 🧡
January 15, 2026 at 10:35 AM
Video of the day: caribou munchin’ on bearflower.
Researchers used GPS video collars to track hungry habits of the Fortymile herd in North America. Results show they ate less due to a warming climate & increased pesky insects!
Now, the bite-sized data is helping guide their future conservation. 🧡
Researchers used GPS video collars to track hungry habits of the Fortymile herd in North America. Results show they ate less due to a warming climate & increased pesky insects!
Now, the bite-sized data is helping guide their future conservation. 🧡
UK check-in: snow or no snow where you are?
January 6, 2026 at 2:44 PM
UK check-in: snow or no snow where you are?
POV you're a reindeer refuelling after the big day out.
[Alt text: Camera footage from the neck of a caribou shows its chin leaning to the ground and ripping grasses as it munches away. To the left are other caribou doing the same as they forage for food in the daylight.]
[Alt text: Camera footage from the neck of a caribou shows its chin leaning to the ground and ripping grasses as it munches away. To the left are other caribou doing the same as they forage for food in the daylight.]
December 27, 2025 at 11:05 AM
POV you're a reindeer refuelling after the big day out.
[Alt text: Camera footage from the neck of a caribou shows its chin leaning to the ground and ripping grasses as it munches away. To the left are other caribou doing the same as they forage for food in the daylight.]
[Alt text: Camera footage from the neck of a caribou shows its chin leaning to the ground and ripping grasses as it munches away. To the left are other caribou doing the same as they forage for food in the daylight.]
Emperor penguin chicks are on the move.🐧
In December, these tiny explorers have shed their fluffy down and start to step off the sea ice and into the ocean for the very first time. 🥹
In December, these tiny explorers have shed their fluffy down and start to step off the sea ice and into the ocean for the very first time. 🥹
December 18, 2025 at 10:01 AM
Emperor penguin chicks are on the move.🐧
In December, these tiny explorers have shed their fluffy down and start to step off the sea ice and into the ocean for the very first time. 🥹
In December, these tiny explorers have shed their fluffy down and start to step off the sea ice and into the ocean for the very first time. 🥹
It’s been a tough year for nature, but there are reasons for hope. 💚
From Nepal’s landmark snow leopard survey to the first satellite-tagged hawksbill turtles in Fiji, this year gave us real wildlife wins to celebrate. 👏
Together, we can bring our world back to life. 🌍
From Nepal’s landmark snow leopard survey to the first satellite-tagged hawksbill turtles in Fiji, this year gave us real wildlife wins to celebrate. 👏
Together, we can bring our world back to life. 🌍
December 16, 2025 at 10:01 AM
It’s been a tough year for nature, but there are reasons for hope. 💚
From Nepal’s landmark snow leopard survey to the first satellite-tagged hawksbill turtles in Fiji, this year gave us real wildlife wins to celebrate. 👏
Together, we can bring our world back to life. 🌍
From Nepal’s landmark snow leopard survey to the first satellite-tagged hawksbill turtles in Fiji, this year gave us real wildlife wins to celebrate. 👏
Together, we can bring our world back to life. 🌍
Even a cat this powerful needs protection from poachers. 💔
A century ago = around 100,000 tigers
15 years ago = as few as 3,200
Today = around 5,700
We're making progress, but tigers are still in trouble.
Gift a gift that lasts this Christmas. 🎁👇
support.wwf.org.uk/protect-tige...
A century ago = around 100,000 tigers
15 years ago = as few as 3,200
Today = around 5,700
We're making progress, but tigers are still in trouble.
Gift a gift that lasts this Christmas. 🎁👇
support.wwf.org.uk/protect-tige...
December 10, 2025 at 8:53 AM
Even a cat this powerful needs protection from poachers. 💔
A century ago = around 100,000 tigers
15 years ago = as few as 3,200
Today = around 5,700
We're making progress, but tigers are still in trouble.
Gift a gift that lasts this Christmas. 🎁👇
support.wwf.org.uk/protect-tige...
A century ago = around 100,000 tigers
15 years ago = as few as 3,200
Today = around 5,700
We're making progress, but tigers are still in trouble.
Gift a gift that lasts this Christmas. 🎁👇
support.wwf.org.uk/protect-tige...