National Geographic TV on Instagram: "Underwater volcanoes can support entire marine ecosystems, starting with the ocean's smallest organisms."

UNESCO on Instagram: "World Animal Day is a reminder: protecting animals is protecting life itself. From forests to oceans, animals sustain ecosystems that humanity depends on. But with biodiversity under growing threat, action has never been more urgent. Through UNESCO’s: 👉 784 biosphere reserves 👉 276 natural World Heritage sites 👉 229 global geoparks we work with communities worldwide to protect species and the habitats they need to survive. #ForNature #Biodiversity #WorldAnimalDay #Sharin

How Things Look on Instagram: "High temperatures have a powerful effect on the Earth’s systems. When the atmosphere warms, glaciers and polar ice begin to melt at faster rates, leading to rising sea levels. This change can flood coastal areas, erode shorelines, and disrupt habitats for wildlife and people alike. Warmer conditions also alter rainfall patterns, causing some regions to experience more intense storms while others face long droughts. Heat also stresses ecosystems and the plants and a

Wildlife and Rescue on Instagram: "Wolves were eradicated from Yellowstone National Park by the 1920s, mainly because people saw them as a threat to livestock and game animals. Without wolves, the ecosystem became unbalanced. Elk populations grew rapidly and overgrazed trees and shrubs, which meant fewer willow and aspen trees for beavers, birds, and other species. This lack of vegetation also left riverbanks bare and unstable, changing the natural flow of streams. In 1995, wolves were reintrodu

Explaining Nature on Instagram: "Follow (us) @ExplainingNature to learn something NEW about nature every day 🧠🦌 Despite their almost comical appearance, hippos are among the most powerful and dangerous animals on Earth. Weighing up to 4,000 pounds, they can crush anything in their path with jaws that open nearly 180 degrees and deliver one of the strongest bite forces in the animal kingdom. Their massive size, combined with surprising agility both in water and on land, makes them formidable pr