BlackAndWhite on Instagram: "As climate change continues to reshape even the most remote places on Earth, Mount Everest is revealing grim reminders of the dangers it has claimed over the decades. Recent melting ice has exposed yet another climber’s body—frozen in time, preserved by the mountain’s brutal conditions since an expedition long past. This discovery adds to the more than 200 bodies that remain scattered along the slopes, many in locations too perilous for recovery. These silent sentine

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Explaining Nature on Instagram: "Researchers on ABC Science’s Secret Science conducted a unique experiment to explore whether humans are naturally afraid of snakes. They placed infants in a controlled environment alongside harmless, non-venomous snakes, allowing scientists to observe the babies’ reactions without outside influence. The goal was simple: find out whether fear of snakes is something we’re born with or something we learn as we grow. What they discovered was the opposite of what many

Jessie Dickson🌱 on Instagram: "Why would we allow an out of state energy company based in Wall Street to destroy an intact biodiversity hotspot with thousands of old growth trees and native wildflower superblooms for miles while calling it green energy? Replacing the native biodiversity at Coyote Creek with miles of solar panels is not green energy. It’s a crime against Mother Nature. Endangered species can’t eat solar panels. Coyote creek is one of the last biodiversity hotspots left in Sacram

Jim Morris Environmental & Wildlife T-Shirts on Instagram: "Our brand new SWANS design is finally here 🤍🦢 This drop is available in limited quantities and was made with winter layering and the holidays in mind. You can choose from a white tee, a denim garment dyed heavyweight tee, or a blue Comfort Colors sweatshirt. Each one features artwork inspired by the story of the Trumpeter Swan. Their population once fell to fewer than 100 in the lower 48, but with the help of National Wildlife Refuges