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In some complex mating ritual, a mobula ray takes flight to execute the perfect belly flop that can be heard for miles. National Geographic

Climbing trees is just good fun, right? Well, not when they're a 75 metre tall karri, and the only way up is a series of metal pegs hammered into the trunk. The Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree is the tallest of three 'climb…

"When I see an animal like this beautiful ray in an aquarium, I am quite torn. You want to see all of these gorgeous creatures out in the wild living their best life, however, animals like rays are killed by the millions…

Kicking back at Twin Lagoon in Coron, Philippines 🏝 National Geographic

A Wren's real voice... National Geographic

The nature-made columns overlooking California’s Crowley Lake 💙 Researchers believe they were formed thousands of years ago by a volcanic explosion that the minerals have just solidified into place like this and resiste…