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Kolaloka Kalani Queypo!! Huge congrats on this nomination being announced officially tonight at 7pm!! https://www.academy.ca/virtual-presentations/

Trudgen got it. "It's like a trope to make Native American people seem primitive somehow," he says, "when actually there were a lot of bilingual or polylingual Native Americans at that time."

Q:How do you send a message in a forest? . . . .... . . A: Use moss code! See more

maanamagwas (the fish gatherer)

Northern Wryneck (Jynx torquilla) Wrynecks are actually woodpeckers. However in this pose they look like a potentially dangerous reptile. What a way to scare off threats.

The news on Earth Day.

Yup, this happened Psôn!

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This image shows three full years of tracking a single male Rough-legged Hawk. These incredible tracks show just how far these birds travel! First captured whil...e on migration in Montana on Oct 10, 2017, as a 2-year-old, this hawk has provided 15,866 GPS locations to add to the world's largest dataset on this important species. It literally flew up to the far ... far north of Canada (tip of the Northwest Passage), then headed west to parts of the Northwest Territories and back down to Colorado - unbelievable! Prior to this research we had no idea they traveled such a wide range. Connect with Nature! Field credit - Teton Raptor Centre Project lead and map work - Jeff Kidd/ The Rough-legged Hawk Project Photo / Research Credit: Neil Paprocki See more