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Aerial view of colorful buildings in Burano, Italy National Geographic

Striped marlin on the hunt for sardines and mackerel ⚡️Accelerating up to 50 miles per hour when they strike, these remarkably intelligent and agile predators are able to turn on a dime to avoid curious humans. National…

Big Rhescyntis moth! Check the super iridescent sheen those wings have! National Geographic

Green turtle napping on the reef 🐢 Coral reefs and all their inhabitants are threatened by climate change, overfishing and pollution. A few things you can do to help: 🪸 Wear reef-friendly sunscreen 🐟 Lower your fish a…

This is the Portuguese Man o’war. A terrifying species due its powerful stinging tentacles. This fear prevent us to see its beauty, but if you pay attention, you’ll realize that it is a work of art made by nature. We hav…

An absolutely giant Komodo Dragon 😱🦖 📍 Komodo National Park. National Geographic

The Dead Sea, known by other names, is a salt lake bordering Jordan to the east and Israel and the West Bank to the west. It’s located in the Jordan Rift Valley, with the Jordan River as its main tributary. The sea is ca…

Blue leaves or... Wait, what? 😂 They are Grandalas birds in Lachen, India. National Geographic

Central Sulawesi boasts several stunning natural attractions waiting to be explored, including Paisu Pok Lake in Luk Panenteng, Banggai Islands Regency. The lake, also known as the mirror lake, boasts crystal clear water…

Did you know orcas are the most widely distributed of all whales and dolphins? They can be found in every single ocean on Earth 🌊 In the wild, female orcas can live up to 90-100 years while males can live up to 60 years…

Baby hippos are among the largest mammal babies in the world – once adult, a hippo can weigh up to 2,000kg! To stay cool in the heat, hippos spend most of their day in rivers and lakes 🦛 they are mostly active at night…

Fireflies use bioluminescent flashes to attract potential mates. National Geographic

😍🇪🇸 Bardenas Reales Natural Park was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and comes with a vast network of tracks and roads perfect for hiking and cycling. 🚲 If you’re a fan of outdoor adventures, this is definitely y…

Amazing close-up footage of a massive battle-scarred great white shark off southern Australia. National Geographic

Jellyfish have bodies made up of 98% water and survive by blending in with the ocean. National Geographic

How cool is too see anemones completely closed as a barrel National Geographic

Meet the Balkan Green Lizard! 🦎 Coming across these lizards is always an impressive encounter. This is a male in full breeding colors and flashing off that bright blue head. National Geographic

This beautiful fish is the two spot turkey fish. They are venomous, with poison glands at the base of their spines. National Geographic

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Great hornbills perch in the lush rainforest of Songkhla, Thailand. National Geographic

Anemone dancing with the water flow National Geographic

📍Glendale, Scotland The last sunbeam at Neist Point Lighthouse. National Geographic

A pair of emperor penguins look down at their chick 🐧 National Geographic