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CodesUcq

CodesUcq

1.Symbolism Comms Thread: Humpback WhaleLet's start with an example.01/27/2016 Dead humpback whale washes up on North Carolina coast"a baby humpback between 1 and 2 years old""More biologist on scene. Something's

Craig Welch

CraigAWelch

Last year @natgeo photographer Ian Teh and I joined an expedition to the treacherous spot where the Pacific and Atlantic meet, a tiny island in Tierra del Fuego.We were looking

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yuanalbano28

Why haven't we discovered any dinosaur fossils in the Philippines?A thread! Read to know our OFFICIAL National Dinosaur. Well, technically. The Philippines literally did not exist when the dinosaurs were

Eric Block

FortySixAnd2wo

Enoch to Esoteric Technology Before the flood, 200 angels that had been sent to earth to watch over humans, met at the summit of Mount Hermon. At this meeting, they

Seaver Wang

wang_seaver

The 100% Renewable Energy Strategy Group makes no sense to me. Net-zero electricity by 2030 is a target many would argue is near-impossible for even the USA, yet the signatories

Dr. Connie Kassor

constancekassor

A little thread/rant on the casual misuse of the word "sherpa": It's getting colder in the Midwest, which means I'm seeing ads for:"oh so sherpa" jackets- @lululemon "signature sherpa" pullovers-

KEPT THE FAITH, BABY! SI SE PUEDE!

JamesMWilliam18

THREADWe are hearing about "white supremacy," "white nationalism" and "racism." What are these? What do they mean? Am I a racist?Again, your boys Jules and Vincent on board to help

Javier Luque

TropicalPaleo

Hoy Colombia es uno de los países más biodiversos, ¿pero cómo era su diversidad en el pasado? Hola, soy Javier Luque, investigador postdoctoral colombiano en la Universidad de @Yale, interesado

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

2- There's a delicate balance between preventing infections and increasing lockdown fatigue. People do not have unlimited energy, so we should ask them to be vigilant where it matters most,

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NanoSpacecrafts

November 23, 2020: Chang’e 5 launch on a Long March 5 rocket. The unmanned lunar probe will bring lunar soil samples back to Earth #China #ChangE5 #Moon Chang'e 5 will

National Geographic

InsideNatGeo

A group of Explorers is examining the recent unprecedented surge of single use plastic personal protective equipment (PPE) disposal during the COVID-19 pandemic.Photo: @JustineAmmendo1, @jackie_saturno Justine Ammendolia (@JustineAmmendo1)

National Geographic

NatGeo

Every Monday throughout #BlackHistoryMonth , we'll be passing the mic to someone from the @NatGeo family who will be highlighting an aspect of history or their work. Today we're hearing

Jeff The Leftist 🌹

Jef_The_Leftist

This whole thread is a mess in regards to the argument that canvassing is dangerous during Covid and the main reason for this is because it doesn't actually really use

National Geographic

NatGeo

Every Monday throughout #BlackHistoryMonth , we'll be passing the mic to someone from the @NatGeo family who will be highlighting an aspect of history or their work. Today we're hearing

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

There are 4 main problems with concentrating on low-risk settings and restricting/shaming outdoor interactions. 1- These messages are quite harmful because people are confused about where the real risk is.

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

Of course, we still need to show respect to others and their personal space outdoors, even though it’s low risk. But a recurring theme on social media and in the

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