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⚡️ THIS IS NOT NORMAL LIGHTNING… These are Red Sprites — massive, ghost-like electrical bursts flashing 30–50 miles above powerful thunderstorms, right at the edge of space. They exist for just milliseconds… gone almost as soon as they appear — making them one of the rarest lightning phenomena on Earth. Most people will go their entire lives without ever seeing one. But when they do appear… the sky doesn’t look real anymore. 🌌 #RedSprites #Lightning #ExtremeWeather #Atmosphere #SpaceWeather #Nature

May and June are great for trail camera filming. Spring is in full bloom, and young animals start to reveal themselves. July is when they start exploring the forest, and we can watch them grow up in front of the camera 🥰 the Forest Diary Pages for May&June: Spring at the Fox Den, are on their way to everyone who signed up! Who subscribed to the Digital Forest Diary has already received them in their inbox ☺️ Can't wait for the reveal? Link in bio #snailmail #fawns #trailcam #deer #wildlife

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💡Ireland’s puffin season, which begins in late March and peaks in May and June, is the perfect time to visit the country’s dramatic cliffs and islands. These vibrant seabirds return to breed, offering a spectacular wildlife experience for nature lovers. Popular spots like the Saltee Islands, Skellig Michael, and Cliffs of Moher offer some of the best puffin viewing opportunities. Not only will you see these charming birds up close, but you’ll also experience the stunning coastal landscapes and natural beauty of Ireland. 🐧🇮🇪 Are you planning on going puffin watching? Tag someone who would love to! 🙌 📍Ireland

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Guess who’s back in Ireland? 🐧💚🇮🇪 The puffins have returned and it’s officially one of the most magical times of the year. If you’ve been dreaming of seeing these little legends up close, now’s your chance! Here are two amazing ways to visit them: 🚤 Saltee Ferry – the classic trip to the islands, perfect for a relaxed adventure @salteeferry ⛵ Saltee Sea Safari – for a more up-close, wild and unforgettable experience @saltee_sea_safari Tag someone you’d bring with you 👇 #Puffins #Ireland #SalteeIslands #WildAtlanticWay #NatureLovers ExploreIreland

328.5K likes, 5.6K comments, and 48.0K shares | #art #painting #artist #artwork #satisfying #colors #drawing | Art Daily Dose (@artdaily_dose) | Posted Oct 29, 2025 | Spotlight Witness the incredible process of creating a massive, realistic 3D mural of the Great Wall of China. This time-lapse showcases an artist using plaster and various tools to sculpt mountains, clouds, and the iconic wall itself onto a large canvas, transforming a blank space into a breathtaking work of...

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One year ago today, the world lost an incredible soul. She was known by many names, but to me, she was Sweet Girl. A curious and playful juvenile humpback, she embodied the beauty of interspecies connection. She was calm, gentle, and full of wonder. She sought us out not with fear, but with curiosity. Tragically, her life was cut short when she was struck by a fast-moving vessel, almost certainly a ferry based on AIS data and the veterinarian’s report. She was brutally disfigured and suffered for hours. Even in her final moments, she approached humans, seeking comfort and eye contact as tiger sharks closed in. She drowned soon after. Sweet Girl’s story is not unique. It is estimated that 20,000 whales are killed by ship strikes each year and another 300,000 cetaceans die from entanglement and bycatch. While some humpback populations have nearly recovered since industrial whaling decimated 99 percent of their kind, others, such as those here in Oceania, remain at only about 37 percent of their pre-whaling numbers. Now, for the first time since the industrial whaling era, humans are once again the leading cause of whale deaths through speeding vessels, discarded fishing gear, shark nets, and the depletion of their primary food source, krill. Reports this year from Rarotonga, New Caledonia, French Polynesia, Mozambique, and Peru all tell the same story: fewer whales returning to their breeding grounds. Here in Polynesia, despite promises of stricter speed limits and improved monitoring systems, nothing has changed. Two whales have already been seen this season with ship strike wounds. These whales are born here, they return home each year, and it is our duty to protect them. No matter where we are in the world, we can raise our voices for stronger protections — slowing ships, removing shark nets in Australia, enforcing sustainable fishing practices, and calling for a moratorium on krill harvests in the Southern Ocean. Every action matters. Every voice matters. The whales cannot speak for themselves, so we must speak for them. We can do better. We must. Sweet Girl - Humpback Whale - Moorea - French Polynesia - Whale - Swimming with Whales

Happy birthday to my sweetest boy. You’ve brought warmth, laughter and love into my life in ways I’ll never be able to put into word