Cyclosporiasis, a parasitic gastrointestinal illness, is spreading across the U.S., sickening thousands and hospitalizing hundreds. Bill Hanage, professor of epidemiology at Harvard Chan School, shares what’s important to know about the disease and this atypically large outbreak.

i feel like bluesky is the correct audience for this video that i found

Kertasin mitä tuoreeltaan uutisiin nouseesta planeetasta LHS 1140 b on aiemmin sanottu ja törmäsin kiinnostavaan juttuun vuodelta 2017. Se on vanhentunut varsin hyvin, vaikka pari varhaista planeettalöytöä onkin osoittautunut tähtien aktiivisuuden tuottamiksi harhoiksi. www.hs.fi/sanomapro/ar...

🚨my wife saw a BABY porcupine crossing the road today 🚨

Lightning!!!

hmmm

hell yeah

Nice

forbidden dolphins

hyviä uutisia! mutta myös "dna-testi" lol

okay, this is terrifying, but also, sound on for the most beautiful Saskatchewan-ass motherfuckers you ever heard

I was born and raised in Northern Ontario and I am absolutely boiling with rage at the ways in which people elsewhere are talking about the forest fires there as though this is a common occurrence. The air thick with smoke for kilometers, entire communities wiped out - this shit is not normal.

Just now in Snoqualmie, just below the falls.

AI isn't inevitable. You know what is? Having a great time when you visit The Museum of English Rural Life. merl.reading.ac.uk/visit/

good morning

Young owl, big feet. 🦉🪶

if this was BC you know it'd be feet

BETSY

would you rather see this or a bear on your hike

So high, so far, and yet, unmistakably BOBOLINK 😊 #birds

Dreamscape, For M Erin Elizabeth Ross 2022

Found some Dead Man's Fingers while out on my walk this morning. They're such a creepy-cool little fungus.

going to the backrooms, does anyone need any fucked up chairs

Good news this week: Salish Sea whale Pop Tart was successfully freed from fishing gear. A Tallahassee mourning dove baby kidnapped by a do-gooder was returned to her mother without harm. A redtailed hawk from NE Portland named Chocolate was rescued after windowstrike and will make a full recovery.

BETSY

This giant planet orbits a white dwarf, giving us a rare glimpse of what may await Jupiter when our Sun eventually dies 👉 https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Webb/Webb_studies_how_a_planet_survived_the_death_of_its_star 🔭 🧪 ☄️ 2/2

it's a Canada day miracle

good morning & happy Canada Day 🇨🇦

Tätä tärkeää viestiä saa jakaa!⁣ ⁣ Saimaannorppia suojeleva verkkokalastusrajoitus päättyi kesäkuun viimeisenä päivänä. Vetoamme kaikkiin Saimaalla kalastaviin: jättäkää silti verkot naulaan!⁣

Mods are asleep. Post pinnipeds!

good evening 🌊

“The whole point was not to go out and see an otter but to be in the world as if you had taken that imaginative leap into otterhood, and see what happened.” #wildlifeconservation #otters

Illegal fishing costs billions each year. Hidden vessel ownership is one of the reasons why. A new brief from Global Fishing Watch explores how #UBO transparency can expose illicit activity, protect seafood supply chains and strengthen enforcement. 🌊 https://bit.ly/43zUomn

It's a northern flicker and her name is Betsy

clicked the link and it's Finnegan's Wake in its entirety

Moni tietää, että perhoset ovat pihoilla tärkeitä pölyttäjiä. Harvempi ehkä hoksaa, että myös perhosten toukat kannattaa huomioida kotipihalla. Lue suojeluasiantuntijamme Eeva-Liisa Korpelan vinkit 👇🦋 wwf.fi/uutiset/2026...

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Become ungovernable

Absolutely no way to put on or take off a wetsuit without looking embarrassing

goob morning

Watercolor painting of Brown Garden Eels, Heteroconger longissimus, for Sunday Fish Sketch. #sciart #coralreefs #marinelife #worldwatercolormonth #worldwatercolormonth2026 #sundayfishsketch

Best thing you'll read all day

Storm Over The Irish Sea, 2022 by Welsh land and seascape painter Sarah Evans #WomensArt

Nice day out there

Glad to see this; the problem of lost or abandoned fishing gear is a large one that isn't going away soon, but efforts to free entangled animals, clean up existing ghost nets, and put in place preventative measures are exactly what we need. 🐋🦦🦭

From the GARgantuan to the handheld! Over the past 8 months we’ve encountered our largest gar (Alligator Gar in October) to one of the smallest (Shortnose Gar, today). My hand for “scale.”