Wildlife Matters: Respecting Nature and Ocean Life

These 5 endangered species are running out of time: 🐅 Sumatran tiger: Indonesia’s last remaining tiger species with fewer than 400 remaining. 🐸 Sky-blue poison dart frog: Found only in a tiny pocket of Peru. 🌸 Rafflesia arnoldii: The world’s largest (and smelliest) flower. 🌳 Shihuahuaco Tree: A 1,000-year-old giant being cut for flooring. 🍄 Austroboletus amazonicus: A super rare fungus that could be extinct within two years. Five different species, but they all share one common threat: thei

Restoring Marine Ecosystems: How to Bring Oceans Back to Life

That’s not all 👉 what we see as a mushroom is just the fruiting body. The main part of the fungus, called mycelium, is a network of thread-like structures that grow underground or within their food source. Mycelium can extend for miles and can be hundreds or even thousands of years old. Sometimes called the “Wood Wide Web,” mycelium allows trees and plants to send signals and even nutrients to each other. The largest known living organism on Earth is a honey fungus (Armillaria ostoyae) in Orego

Can Brain Cells Learn Outside the Body?

Most people don’t even know a blue antelope ever existed. There are nearly 100 antelope species on Earth, but nothing like the bluebuck. It had a silvery, slate-blue coat, super unique facial markings, and a smaller build. Even next to its closest cousins, the roan and sable, it stands on its own. One of the most unreal animals you’ve never heard of. And we’re bringing it back. 🎥 Link in bio for the full announcement. 💙 Let’s bring back the blue.

Amazon Rainforest in Brazil: The World's Greatest Natural Wonder Disappearing