Michael Flores+FollowMeet the Accordion Worm!A venomous worm that folds up like an accordion just got discovered off Spain’s coast! This little weirdo, Pararosa vigarae, can shrink to a fifth of its size by pulling itself into neat rings—think living slinky with a mean streak. It’s not just a new species, but a whole new genus, and it hunts with venom. Bonus: it’s named after the researcher’s wife as an anniversary gift. Who knew worms could be so extra? #ScienceNews #WeirdNature #OceanDiscovery #Evolution #Wildlife #Science20Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowShark Encounters Gone Terrifyingly WrongShark attacks are down from last year, but 2024 and early 2025 have still seen some truly chilling stories. From a snorkeler in Israel who vanished while filming sharks, to two divers swept into danger in the Philippines, and surfers in Australia attacked in shallow water—these incidents are wild. Even a teen swimmer in Queensland and a spearfisher in New Caledonia weren’t safe. The ocean’s apex predators are making headlines for all the wrong reasons! #SharkAttack #OceanDanger #Wildlife #TrueStories #StaySafe #Science6614Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowBaking Cookies, Met a Bear?!Imagine baking cookies and looking up to see a black bear staring at you through your kitchen window! That’s exactly what happened to Madison Dalton in Virginia. She was just minding her own business when a bear, lured by her bird feeder, showed up for a snack. Her dog’s barking scared it off, but wildlife experts say bear visits are getting more common as animals search for food. Pro tip: secure your trash and bring in those bird feeders! #BearEncounter #Wildlife #HomeSafety #Nature #ViralStory #Science00Share
Tamara Jones+FollowCroc vs. Zebra: Wildest Ambush Ever!Just saw a jaw-dropping video of crocodiles taking down a zebra, and wow—nature doesn’t mess around! These crocs are the ultimate ambush predators, lurking in the water and then striking with insane speed. The way they snatch such a big animal is wild, but it’s all part of keeping the ecosystem balanced. Seriously, this is why you never let your guard down near the water’s edge! #Wildlife #NatureIsMetal #Crocodile #Zebra #PredatorVsPrey #Ecosystem #Science4110Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowRare Giant Skates Are Making a Comeback!Okay, this is wild—Britain’s biggest endangered fish, the flapper skate, is suddenly popping up everywhere after being nearly wiped out! Sea anglers pushed for a protected zone, started a no-kill policy, and now they’re snapping pics and logging them in an AI-powered database. The result? Skate sightings are up by as much as 92%! Proof that when people and tech team up, nature can bounce back in a big way. Would you ever catch and release a 200+ pound fish? #ConservationWin #Wildlife comeback #AIforGood #OceanLife #FlapperSkate #Pets30Share
William Martin+Followis it totally wild to let moles live in my backyard?So, I’ve been thinking about letting moles stay in my yard. I know, it sounds a little out there! But hear me out. Moles can actually help aerate the soil and eat up some pesky bugs. If you’re considering this too, make sure your yard is safe for them. Skip the harsh chemicals and keep pets away from their tunnels. Also, watch out for overwatering since moles like it a bit dry. Caring for unusual pets is all about respect and balance. Have you ever tried this? Let me know your tips! #petcare #gardening #wildlife #moles #backyardpets #Pets121Share
Krista Bond+Followdid i just become a lizard hero overnight or what happenedLast night, I found this funky-looking lizard chilling in my pool. I scooped him out and kept him safe until morning. He seemed a little freaked out, but after some rest, I let him go in the garden. If you ever rescue a critter, make sure to keep them warm and away from pets. Don’t feed them random stuff—just let them chill. Always wash your hands after handling any wild animal. Anyone else have wild animal rescue stories? Drop your tips below! #petcare #wildlife #rescued #lizard #animalstories #Pets130Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowHumans Are Wrecking Wildlife—It’s OfficialScientists just dropped a bombshell after digging through 2,000+ studies: humans are the main reason wildlife is disappearing at record speed. Habitat loss, pollution, climate change—you name it, we’re behind it. The wildest part? This isn’t just bad for animals; it messes with our health, too. Think more diseases and less balance in nature. Want to help? Try rewilding your yard or supporting climate causes. Are we doing enough to protect nature? What do you think? #BiodiversityCrisis #ClimateChange #ProtectNature #Wildlife #EcoFriendly #Science16793Share
Tamara Jones+FollowBirds Are Missing Spring—Here’s Why It MattersWild! Scientists just noticed migratory birds are arriving home late because their internal clocks rely on daylight, not temperature. But thanks to climate change, spring is starting earlier, so by the time birds show up, the best food is already gone. This could mess with their health, breeding, and even entire ecosystems. If birds start changing their migration patterns, who knows what else could shift? It’s all connected! #ClimateChange #BirdMigration #NatureNews #Ecosystem #Wildlife #Science50Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowShark GoPro Captures Wild Great White EncounterImagine strapping a GoPro to a nurse shark and getting a literal shark’s-eye view—then a great white photobombs the footage! Scientists at Florida Atlantic University are using fin-mounted cameras to spy on sharks in their natural habitat, and the results are unreal. Not only do we get to see how these ocean giants interact, but it’s also changing how researchers study their behavior. This is the closest we’ll get to living out Shark Week IRL! #SharkWeek #MarineScience #GoPro #Wildlife #OceanLife #Science320Share
