🔥This is by far the cutest thing I’ve seen on the internet today!
u/Key_Performer_3645 — 2 hours ago
Nature & Landscapes
La beauté brute de la nature, des montagnes aux forêts brumeuses.
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🔥 Male leopard warns tourists to stay away from his territory
u/Prestigious-Wall5616 — 4 hours ago
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🔥Apple Snail (Pomacea canaliculata) laying eggs
Video: Nature Behavior Channel – YT
u/SashSegal — 5 hours ago
Video of a power window working on a door without its outer skin on.
u/Aromatic_Try_9600 — 11 hours ago
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🔥 two adorable fairywrens in a beautiful moment
u/Much_Cash6037 — 8 hours ago
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🔥 Diver finds ancient looking turtle who knows all the secrets to the universe
u/GigglyGoggins — 2 hours ago
Peak Refuel meal already moist when opened - a good reason to repackage at home
I went on a recent overnight and when I opened my meal, the contents were already moist (at least a portion of them). I always give my meal a stir before adding water and when I did this things were definitely weird. This was Peak Refuel Chicken Pesto and I have had it many times and never encountered this. I chose not to eat it and find out what would happen.
I generally repackage my food if on a multi night trip as it saves weight and volume. Though on a quick overnight I will frequently not bother.
Anyway, it would probably be good to check your Peak Refuel before heading out. Expiration date on the package was March ‘36. I don’t know how to read lot numbers, but picture is attached.
u/GrumpyBear1969 — 4 hours ago
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Upper Falls, Letchworth State Park, NY [OC] 6118 x 5767
u/NatexTheGreat — 4 hours ago
The shore of Yilung Latsho, a sacred Tibetan lake in the mountainous west of Sichuan province, China. [OC] [5200x7070]
u/NathanCS741 — 4 hours ago
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🔥A rare glimpse of the Yunan snub-nosed monkey, one of the world's most elusive mountain primates
u/Additional_Chard3680 — 6 hours ago
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🔥These are Kenyan cave elephants, which dig underground caves just to mine salt. They find tiny, narrow holes that can barely fit their heads and use their tusks to carve them into proper caves, sometimes making these caves miles long.
u/Fantastic_Look5582 — 9 hours ago
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Twelve Apostles, Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia [OC] [1080x1350]
u/steven_sandner — 10 hours ago
🔥Aurora in the Sawtooths!
Nature’s silent 4th of July firework show. Stunning ‘vortex beam’ made an appearance; never seen anything like it before! (iPhone 17pro - did not edit photo)
u/Echinodermatatron — 6 hours ago