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Who knows the species?? 🦚 Mantis shrimps are multiple record holders. Their claws can strike with a speed up to 23 m/s and thereby producing vapor-filled bubbles that hit their prey for a second time. One could call it…

That golden hour glow 🌅 Send to a friend who’d love this sunset in San Diego 🌊 📍San Diego, United States National Geographic

Daily dose of nature!! 🤗 "An almost unreal scene I filmed at the world-famous dive site 'Batu Bolong' in the Komodo National Park. What is only a small rock on the surface turns out to be one of the most biodiverse ecos…

Little explorer 🐸 Send to a friend who’d love this black eyed tree frog 😍 National Geographic

A temple like no other 🐍✨ Located in Nampally, this snake-shaped temple is a true architectural wonder. To enter, you'll have to find the snake's belly - and as you walk through the serpentine shrine’s curvy tunnels, yo…

🦅For Amorous Bald Eagles, a ‘Death Spiral’ Is a Hot Time When America’s national bird takes a mate, the two really do fall for each other—in a spectacular, plummeting courtship ritual. National Geographic