Cat Fact Wednesday

Fact: Brotherly Love is real.

Catch more brotherly cuddling on our Kitten Rescue Cam.

Do Things Look Fuzzy Sometimes?

explore.org has partnered with New Earth to train some of our new live cam operators.  

New Earth provides enrichment programs, job training and education to at-risk and incarcerated youth. It’s no easy thing starting over, but these teens, between 13-18-years-old, are doing it!

The New Earth youth are learning skills in production, social media and new media that will provide the experience they need to help them find jobs in the future - which can otherwise be challenging. Until then, they are becoming our fantastic live cam operators! Check out our new live cams and their operators, and learn more about New Earth here!

Why Bears? “Protect bears… and everything else is healthy.”

Our Brown Bear Live Cam will be launching soon, and we’ve joined up with brown bear expert Chris Morgan, who will be hosting some live chats with the community! 

Until then, see Chris’ short video here and find out why bears are “famers in the wild.”   

Diving team for dinner.

The Arctic tern eats mostly small fish. They also enjoy small ocean-faring invertebrates like insects, shrimp, and krill.

These birds swoop down into the water to catch their prey just like larger airborne sea predators.

Watch the live Arctic Tern cam here.

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More precious than a pearl, this puffin egg is perfectly positioned for protection from predators and precipitation. 

This puffin egg will likely hatch in 6-9 days. Stay tuned to Puffin Cam!