1.5K views · 85 reactions | Nasa’s work on Devon Island reveals how studying Earth’s harshest landscapes helps us prepare for future missions and understand why this remote place fuels so many theories about life on Mars Follow @spaceeves #SpaceExploration #NASA #Mars #SpaceEve | SpaceEve | Facebook

Join the Mars Institute, NASA and Google Street View on an expedition to Devon Island — the most Mars-like place on Earth — to discover how research conducted here will help prepare us for future explorations of Mars. Learn more: g.co/earth/devonisland | Google Earth

🐦🎵Okay team, here's a mini Monday morning quiz - can you guess which bird is singing in the trees? 🔊 SOUND ON Hint: These birds breed in March and April, often producing three broods of up to five blue, spotty eggs. When the ground is too hard to get earthworms, they eat snails, cracking the shell open by banging it against a stone 'anvil'. 📷 Thanks to Steve from DWT #ConnectToNature | Devon Wildlife Trust

It may be Autumn, but below the waves, our seas are filled with life. This curious fish is a young ballan wrasse, among our biggest reef fish, growing to 2ft long. While this one is green and yellow, they can also be red, bright green, or gold with plain, striped, or speckled patterns. | Devon Wildlife Trust

369K views · 3.8K reactions | Meet Georgia the pine marten,...