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Black Dolphins π¬
A species of mammals from the dolphin family.
Their length varies from 3.6 to 8.5 meters, weighing around 800 kg (up to 3000 kg in some cases). π
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A forest fox, aka a crab-eating fox, on the nocturnal prowl in Brazilβs Cerrado region.
National Geographic
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Look at those toes grabbing on to mom!! π€£ Cute as can be Rhesus Macaque baby at Silver Springs State Park, Florida. These guys are always a big hit with tourists but they are not only not native, they raid bird nests, outcompete native species for food sources.
National Geographic
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Hatching an egg in the Antarctic wilderness requires a lot of synchronicity between emperor penguin parents, but practice makes perfect π€
National Geographic
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The calling card of the village of Munnar is the beautiful tea plantations, Kerala, India.
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Beach bar in Phuket, Thailand πΉπ
ππ» Earthly charm πβ¨
Did you know? Phuket is Thailand's largest island and is known for its stunning beaches, clear waters, and lively night markets. π
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Atolla Jellyfish ππͺΌ
A deep-sea medusa from the Atollidae family. Despite its name, it's not related to coral atolls. Habitat: 1000m below sea level ππ‘
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A baby Jaguar, pausing as it descends a tree in Brazilβs Pantanal, the largest wetland on planet earth. This was a magical and unexpected moment π
National Geographic
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For hundreds of years, wind has sculpted the sandstone on the slopes of Coyote Buttes, shaping it into shapes resembling a dragon's head, a seahorse, or a wizard's hat.
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πβ¨ Kumano, a small town in Japan, hosts a breathtaking festival of light and color every year - the Fireworks Festival!
First held in 1958, this spectacular event has been attracting crowds from all over the world. The festival is renowned for its stunning pyrotechnic displays and exclusive handmade fireworks, crafted by local artisans following centuries-old traditions. πβ¨
Interesting fact: The art of making fireworks in Japan dates back to the 17th century, and is considered a highly respected craft.
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Wolf Fish πΊ
A powerful predator with strong jaws, designed to crush the toughest shells.
It feeds on sea urchins, crabs, and mollusks, maintaining the ocean's delicate balance ππͺ
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Bohemian Waxwing // Jaseur borΓ©al (feat. Cedar Waxwing)A reddish color is found on the undertails of the Bohemian Waxwings but is absent on the Cedar Waxwin
National Geographic
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Women in the Mekong Delta (Vietnam) collect water lilies. These elegant flowers are used by locals as food, for decorating temples, or sold at morning markets. πΈπ
Did you know? Water lilies are a rich source of vitamins and minerals, and are considered a delicacy in many Asian cultures. They are also used in traditional medicine and as a natural remedy for various ailments. πΏπ
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Dominican Sharks π¦
In the vibrant Caribbean Sea, these sharks are a notable presence. Reaching lengths of up to 3 meters, they thrive near coral reefs, guarding their territory with precision. ππ
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