Bolder Magazine

Watch a baby honey bee hatch! Wait as you see this little girl hatch out of the comb! This worker bee just spent 12 days sealed in her little cell, growing until she was ready to finally hatch! Her first task: cleaning out her own cell. What a busy bee! 🐝

Ready to start a nature journal? All you need is paper, a pencil, and time to be outside. Start by drawing what you see or writing down what you hear. The only rules are to have fun and be creative. No two nature journals are the same. What will yours look like? Share a photo of your nature journal with us at uploads@boldermagazine.com

No, this isn't R2D2. On this day in 1962, the Telstar satellite relayed the world's first live television broadcast between Europe and the United States, reaching over 200 million viewers. In the next issue of BOLDer, we'll dive into the world of satellites! Photo licensed under: https://lnkd.in/ea4xHBkV

Stories for the whole family about loving nature and best managing our natural resources. Thank you for subscribing and making this magazine possible!

A little gray tree frog was hanging out on our deck. As soon as it's dusk, he will start trilling and it sounds like hundreds are joining in!

I may not have noticed this cool guy making his way across the sidewalk if I had not just read about moths in the More Issue of BOLDer Magazine! This is the caterpillar of the Sphinx Moth! 🐛

Did you know the U.S. Interstate System spans 46,876 miles, nearly twice the Earth's circumference? In our next issue of Bolder Magazine, we'll dig into how these roads are made, the materials we use, and how they keep us connected. Make sure to subscribe ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g9rEwqUQ

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How many moths can a grizzly bear eat? According to the folks at Yellowstone National Park, bears climb above the timberline to feed on the protein-rich army cutworm moth and consume more than 40,000 a day during August!

What do you call this guy? Crayfish, crawdad, crawfish or mudbug? He's a feature in our story about DREDGING in this month's issue of BOLDer!