Hanshirō

Hey y’all. Just tying up the last two tweets. Some of you have DM’ed us and me tioned that we should look into “Discord.” Apparently it would be a good way to bring together environmentalists, conservationists, ecologists, animal lovers, regens, and everything in-between.

Legal protection and healthier forests and habitats have helped the American Black Bear go from "Threatened" to "Least Concern." Bears are critical to the food chain within their population; they disperse seeds, an they also help maintain populations of their prey. 1/4🧵

Our upcoming Space tomorrow! xitter.gq/i/spaces/1nAKErOVbayGL

The black bear lives in the North Americas throughout deciduous forests, which are forests populated by trees whose leaves go through seasonal changes. The only time you'll see them grouped up is a group composed of a mother and its cubs, or a pair during mating season.

Hainan Black Crested Gibbons in particular live on a single 2 square kilometer island in Southern China. Deforestation, and expansion of agriculture are all anthropogenic pressures the Gibbon faces. Anthropogenic: Environmental changes caused directly or indirectly by humans.

Arc is attracting an incredible group of people at the intersect of nature & technology. Come along to meet some of them! xitter.gq/i/spaces/1yoKMWPrWwXJQ – at Brisbane, Queensland

You'd be lucky to see a Black Crested Gibbon swinging through the trees; they can swing through the forests faster than we can run! youtu.be/zX4-eMbpiHA