That is something
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lol Yeah I know lol and they can walk on land lol we used to leave then things to climb out of the water on
...We had all shades of orange and white and orange ones lol
Blue Grotto - Capri, Italy
Famous? Yes. Touristy? Yes. Still, a dream-like light phenomenon worth witnessing in person? Absolutely. Along the coast of the island of Capri in southern Italy, sunlight passes through an underwater cavity and shines through the seawater, creating a pretty blue illumination inside the cave. The cavity’s opening is tiny—less than a meter high—so visitors take a four-passenger rowboat into the grotto, often waiting several minutes until tides are low enough to paddle through the opening. The best time to go? Between noon and 2 p.m. on a sunny day. (Cloudy days won’t have the same impact.) The grotto has been fascinating visitors since antiquity, even before Emperor Tiberius dedicated the cave to sea nymphs. Even in later centuries sailors avoided it for fear of spirits and sea demons. Fair warning: some visitors are disappointed by the whole experience. It takes about one to two hours to get there by boat ride, often for just 10 to 15 minutes inside the cave.
Famous? Yes. Touristy? Yes. Still, a dream-like light phenomenon worth witnessing in person? Absolutely. Along the coast of the island of Capri in southern Italy, sunlight passes through an underwater cavity and shines through the seawater, creating a pretty blue illumination inside the cave. The cavity’s opening is tiny—less than a meter high—so visitors take a four-passenger rowboat into the grotto, often waiting several minutes until tides are low enough to paddle through the opening. The best time to go? Between noon and 2 p.m. on a sunny day. (Cloudy days won’t have the same impact.) The grotto has been fascinating visitors since antiquity, even before Emperor Tiberius dedicated the cave to sea nymphs. Even in later centuries sailors avoided it for fear of spirits and sea demons. Fair warning: some visitors are disappointed by the whole experience. It takes about one to two hours to get there by boat ride, often for just 10 to 15 minutes inside the cave.
@CrystalMarker - Super Cool...
@MissLed - also a lot of patience.
Spider catches a Bee before dying Bee stings the spider. - Both are now a lizard food.
@MissLed - also a lot of patience.
Spider catches a Bee before dying Bee stings the spider. - Both are now a lizard food.
Beautiful
They are so colorful! I love the statement that accompanies these beautiful birds!
The Fennec Fox
The smallest fox, the fennec fox, has the largest ears relative to body size of any canid, reaching lengths of up to 6 inches! In addition to enhancing the fox’s sense of hearing, the huge ears also act as radiators, allowing it to regulate its body temperature in the hot desert.
The smallest fox, the fennec fox, has the largest ears relative to body size of any canid, reaching lengths of up to 6 inches! In addition to enhancing the fox’s sense of hearing, the huge ears also act as radiators, allowing it to regulate its body temperature in the hot desert.
@CrystalMarker - that is super cool and Fennec is really awesome.
Ladakh is in the Himalayas though it has really negligible precipitation, so it is like a high altitude desert. Perfect place for a Snow Leopard. All win "aww" all those who can find it.
Ladakh is in the Himalayas though it has really negligible precipitation, so it is like a high altitude desert. Perfect place for a Snow Leopard. All win "aww" all those who can find it.
It looks like it's from another planet not Earth