Die eigentlich putzigsten Tiere des Planeten.
Regenbogenwolke
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.
Die Erde von oben
Over 3 years, I took my drone on most of my travels to add aerial footage to my short films. With the current state of the world and my travels on hold for the foreseeable future, I turned to my archives to put together a short film of some of the incredible places I’ve been, as seen from above.
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Würfelqualle
Angbelich selten. #Natur
Es gibt wohl nur zwei Aufnahmen der Chirodectes maculatus, einer Würfelqualle. Eine davon hat ein Taucher von Scuba Kavieng im letzten Jahr vor Papua-Neuguinea gemacht. Wie anmutig und schön sie doch ist.
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Nur eine Schildkröte, die sich duscht
Awww yes.. 😅 pic.twitter.com/nxEdt9zEGn
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) July 31, 2022
Wie Hippos im Wasser fliegen
Mach ich ja genau so.
#Natur
Hippos can’t technically swim
The perfect combination of buoyancy and bone density allows them to “fly” thorough water at speeds of 5mph, (8 kph)
propelling themselves using intermittent ground contact, like astronauts on a moon walkpic.twitter.com/XZPA25VSfc
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) June 17, 2022
Schlafende Elefantenfamilie
An elephant family is sleeping
photographed by a drone… pic.twitter.com/yjaFsZBjZn— Tansu YEĞEN (@TansuYegen) May 27, 2022
Aaaaufwaaaachen
A friend just sent me this video of a cockerel and I am WEAK. 😂😂😂
I also feel seen. 😐 pic.twitter.com/mVE0aWeXic— Lorelei King💛 (@LoreleiKing) June 13, 2022
Hummelmusik (Partitur)
Music for bumblebee pic.twitter.com/yFBAxpK4Mi
— score follower (@incipitsify) June 2, 2022