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Annular eclipse on October 14, 2023 from Quixadá, Ceará, Brazil. [📹 melmaquiano] Join @World&Science 🌥

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This is why this bird is called a pelican, not a pelican't. Now you know why pelicans have such big pouches. Pelicans are skilled divers, using their large bills to scoop up fish from the water. [📷 ig: mark.smith.photography] Join @World&Science 🦅

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Hello all 🐠 Porcupine puffer fish are engaging and intelligent tropical fish. While they are known as masters of defense, they are also naturally very curious. Join @World&Science 🐟

🐘Wow, take a look at this! This video captures the awe-inspiring moment when an elephant delicately uproots a tree. What's your thought on this? Comment down 👇 Join @World&Science ❤️

It never gets old. When a helicopter's propeller is perfectly synced with the camera frame rate, the result is always astounding. [🤔why it happens: buff.ly/34ZNsl5] [📷source: buff.ly/3tad5Ki] Join @World&Science 👍

❓You see the centre moving? Interestingly the central square is NOT moving.This is a color-dependent motion illusion in a stationary image. Join @World& Science 🧪

Nohsngithiang Falls - also known as the Seven Sisters Waterfalls in the Indian state of Meghalaya. This waterfall is called Seven Sisters because it cascades in seven separate segments along the steep hillside. It is situated in the East Khasi Hills district, near the village of Mawsmai.The Meghalaya region is known for its abundant rainfall, which contributes to the beauty and grandeur of the falls. Join @World&Science ✅

🐆Witness the extraordinary hunting tactics of a jaguar as it targets a caiman in a water body. Jaguars are skilled climbers and use trees to stalk prey. When hunting, they leap down silently from branches, utilizing their powerful leg muscles for precise and agile jumps. This ambush strategy allows them to surprise and pounce on unsuspecting prey with incredible speed and accuracy. [📷 ig: henriqueolsen ] Join @World&Science 🔭

A large, fully developed avalanche can weigh as much as a million tons and travel faster than 320 km/h (200 mph). This one was filmed on Tian Shan mountains [📹 Harry Shimmin] Join @World&Science 🔄 ( plz invite and share this channel with you friends who are interested in this type of posts ❤️)

This is why train wheels are not perfectly cylindrical, but slightly conical [📹 3d_printer_academy] Join @World&Science ➕

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99% of the internet network runs through submarine cables. There are over 420 submarine lines in the world, totalling 1.3 million km, over 3 times the distance from Earth to Moon. [📹 Tyler Morgan-Wall] Join @World&Science ❤️

No land animal can outrun a cheetah 🐆 ⚡️Capable of going from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 3 seconds, the cheetah is considered the fastest land animal on Earth. [📹: yousra20058albrahim] Join @World&Science 🧪

Ever saw something like this? Candle ice is a form of rotten ice that develops in columns perpendicular to the surface of a lake or other body of water. This occurs due to the hexagonal structure of the ice crystals. Join @World&Science ✅

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Ever wondered how an Induction Stove works? 🧠 Comment down any other application of the principle mentioned in the video 🤔 📹: ig: _masalalab Join @World&Science 🧪

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💠As we start posting again in our channel, we start with an amazing video! ✈️These flamingos are feeding their chick a type of milk called crop milk both parents have special cells to produce milk in their crop (part of their throat) red, because it’s densely packed with dietary carotenoid. Join @World&Science ❤️