Some men can't find the cathedral pic.twitter.com/sluZr7bMzs
— Vi La Bianca (@AuthorConfusion) September 17, 2022

Some men can't find the cathedral pic.twitter.com/sluZr7bMzs
— Vi La Bianca (@AuthorConfusion) September 17, 2022
Ant choir 🎤🐜🎤🐜🎤🐜 pic.twitter.com/GEo1lPyyPd
— score follower (@incipitsify) September 27, 2022
Oder ist es Denkfaulheit?
Looks like cats are smarter than the dogs😊 pic.twitter.com/XdR6RHQVn7
— Tansu YEĞEN (@TansuYegen) September 25, 2022
#Natur
Jupiter from the James Webb Space Telescope pic.twitter.com/VZP4hXOrmM
— حيدرة Space 8K (@uhd2020) September 22, 2022
Die eine Gruppe plant doch was! pic.twitter.com/wbJnXbqbKg
— Mattis Rövardotter (@Digitalesbandb) September 24, 2022
A bird telling a hedgehog to hurry across because it's dangerous🦔🕊 pic.twitter.com/3POcD2eLpj
— Tansu YEĞEN (@TansuYegen) August 31, 2022
ist ansteckend
Copycat.. 😊 pic.twitter.com/utdCAoqILI
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) August 16, 2022
This is called a „scarf cloud“, which occurs when a thunderstorm’s updraft creates a pileus cloud and the sun’s angle interacts with the ice crystals in the pileus cloud. The scarf cloud is formed by the cooling and condensation of moist air forced up and over the peak. When the sunlight is at the right angle, the light diffracts between the droplets and the ice crystals in the cloud, creating a rainbow colour.