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In a complete metamorphosis, an insect goes through all four separate life stages. 🦋 National Geographic

⚓️ MONSTER DEEP SEA JELLYFISH ⚓️ This monster deep sea Scyphozoan, the giant phantom jellyfish (Stygiomedusa gigantea) is thought to be one of the largest invertebrate predators in the deep ocean! This jelly is one of th…

The Purple Sandpiper is a pot-bellied shorebird commonly found along rocky Atlantic shorelines in the winter. These sandpipers carefully walk along the slippery algae and seaweed-covered rocks looking for invertebrates l…

Genovesa Island, one of the islands located in the Galapagos archipelago, is a birding mecca. It is often referred to as the island of the birds because of the large number of sea birds found in this tiny place. Red-foot…

A polar bear tenderizes its food before eating, demonstrating that even polar bears have standards when it comes to their meals.⁠ National Geographic

Iceland is known for its cold weather, with average temperatures ranging from around 32°F (0°C) in the winter to around 53°F (12°C) in the summer. Despite the cold, Iceland is a popular destination for travelers due to i…

✅ Chestnut-backed Tanager ✅ Stilpnia preciosa ✅ Saira-preciosa National Geographic

The raging storm in France’s Ushant around the Nividic Lighthouse. 🌊 Did you know that this is the first automatic lighthouse in the world?! 💡 How epic is this shot? ❤️ 📍 Nividic Lighthouse, Ushant, France National Ge…

"I want to be a sloth in my next life…" National Geographic

A magical view of Mount Semeru, the tallest and most active volcano in East Java, Indonesia. 🌋 The name translates or means “The Great Mountain” in Sanskrit. When safe, it’s one of the more popular hiking destinations i…

The birds in Africa are amazing! Often overshadowed by the mammals. Here’s just a few… National Geographic

Cypress Mountain is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts located in West Vancouver’s Cypress Provincial Park, just a short drive from the city center. The mountain is known for its wide range of activities, incl…

A rare Malayan tapir was just born at The Chester Zoo! It’s a girl 🤍 This is not only a miracle, but a win for conservation as the Malayan tapir is an endangered species. National Geographic

Would you also swap your 🎄 with this cutie?? ⬇️ Widely known as 'Shaun the Sheep' this nudibranch is on top of the bucket list of underwater photo and videographers around the globe. Usually they can be found crawling o…

Flamingos are known for their oddly satisfying mating rituals 🦩 To start, a male will raise their heads with a very straight neck, then move their heads side to side. The ritual continues with an open-winged salute and…

Aerial view of camels in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. These mammals are can survive up to 15 days without water! National Geographic

This is the double-jawed, giant moray eel! They prefer reef habitats, like the Great Barrier Reef, and are generally considered to be solitary (and sometimes secretive) animals 🤫 National Geographic

Blue holes are home to naturally formed underwater caves and caverns - creating an eye-catching depth. National Geographic

A lion’s roar is often used as an intimidation tactic. A message to other lions: “Hey, this territory is occupied”. 🦁 National Geographic

Meet the maned forest lizard! 💚 This reptile is found in Indonesia on the islands of Singkep, Java, Bali, Sulawesi, Karakelang, and Salibabu. National Geographic

Fall in love with the leopard shark! 😄 This shark species can respire while stationary and is often found resting on the seafloor. It breathes by drawing in water through its mouth (or through an opening behind each eye…

El Tigre Waterfalls is a Costa Rican delight, home to a colorful display of wildlife and wonder. National Geographic

👀💧 Troilus luridus, also known as the bronze shieldbug, can be found hanging around plants across England, Wales, and Ireland. National Geographic

Antarctica is the coldest and windiest continents on Earth – it’s also the most remote. There are no native people and contrary to popular belief, no polar bears 🐻‍❄️ Antarctica’s unique biodiversity is threatened by cl…

The cutest thing you’ll watch today (watch till the end)- this is how rhinos sleep… Watch the little baby’s ears as the pesky flies wake him up. Taken while staying at the beautiful Kifaru house National Geographic

There’s always that one in each family (watch till the end…). Taken while staying at the wonderful Elephant Pepper Camp (In Mara North Conservancy). National Geographic

Beautiful moment of Starling murmuration! Murmurations are large groups of starlings that fly in mesmerizing patterns in the sky. It is thought that these formations offer protection from predators, as it is difficult fo…

The scale-adorned eyes of the eyelash viper snake is enticing, but beware – its bite is vemonous. National Geographic

Did you know? Deer have been roaming freely in London’s Richmond Park Nature Reserve since 1637 🦌 a few rules to remember if you’re observing or taking pictures of wildlife: - Don’t feed them - Don’t try to touch them -…

Shiny moth 💎✨ This faithful beauty (that’s the common name of this moth), originally found in west India and Cuba, is showing of its iridescent wings. As a defense mechanism they possess toxic foam, which they emit when…