@kityates The "Fosbury Flop."
As of now, 256 wolves have been killed in Montana's controversial wolf hunt.
With snares, traps, and bait, people are killing these wolves for fun.
It's outrageous that in the 21st century, bloodlust continues to drive the wolf management policies in states like Montana, Idaho, & Wyoming.
Call on the US Interior to prioritize conservation over bloodsport by relisting wolves in the N. Rockies to protect them from this cruelty.
RT @AschbacherJosef: An ESA-led project processed billions of radar images over the entire Amazon basin and converted it into a data cube, finding that in a period of less than 4 years over 5.2 million hectares of forest were lost. That's about the size of Costa Rica. https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/Copernicus/Sentinel-1/Using_a_data_cube_to_monitor_forest_loss_in_the_Amazon
🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/CopernicusEU/status/1635390670197379072
So cool! A map of every neuron in an insect brain https://www.sciencenews.org/article/brain-insect-fruit-fly-detail-nerve-cell
A simple reason not to register at #Spoutible: the name. I like Mastodon BECAUSE people aren't "spouting off."
Who needs more of that? Spouting off is the big social media problem.
Deeply troubling story that I think should make it clearer at the top that this about a bunch of racist, snowflake goons terrorizing a bakery and its young employees because they did a nice thing. https://www.washingtonpost.com/food/2023/03/10/red-truck-bakery-protests-warrenton/
This bobcat spent two hours hunting in our yard yesterday. Such a privilege to be in its presence for so long.
#bobcat #NaturePhotography #WildlifePhotography #nature #NewHampshire
Church in Amazonia decries murder of indigenous activist in Ecuador
Catholic leaders in the Amazon denounce the assassination of Eduardo Mendúa, leader of the indigenous Cofan people who fought against oil extraction in the Amazon forest, and call for justice.
🧵 Did you know that young Jimmy Carter heroically saved Canada from a nuclear meltdown when he was a naval officer?
It's true!
The world’s first nuclear reactor meltdown occurred right here in the Ottawa Valley — and a young U.S. naval officer (future U.S. president Jimmy Carter) was brought in and put in charge of the team containing the disaster — 70 years ago.)
Ok, looks like you have to bring that post into qoto by pasting the URL into the Search bar! And then you can comment. Kind of weird, but OK....
This is good, I agree. But why do I have to sign in on that server to comment? Does qoto not resolve to a recognized Mastodon address?
Great to see more cities adopting their code to promote biodiversity.
https://www.bangordailynews.com/2023/02/23/news/bangor/bangor-lawn-code-bee-conservation-joam40zk0w/
Bank Vole.
It was so funny to watch these voles scurrying off with the hazelnuts, as the voles themselves pretty much blended in with the woodland floor, but you could see this hazelnut zipping along through the undergrowth!
Canon R7 RF100-500mm, 500mm, f/7.1, 1/400th, ISO 8000.
@charlesriver I'd go with the red tail.
“He made an unprecedented trip to a war zone, one where there are no U.S. troops to protect him. And, yes, he’s old. ”
Biden’s trip to Ukraine was a big deal. Here’s why. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/02/biden-trip-ukraine-kyiv/673134/
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