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1. The immense size of a fully grown wombat.
2. This is a giant leatherback sea turtle.
3. How many Earths would be able to fit inside the Sun?
4. Here’s an average-sized giant African land snail.
5. I had no idea an eagle talon was so enormous!
6. The size of an average blue whale’s heart.
7. The Titanic in a comparison with a modern cruise liner.
8. Quetzalcoatlus Northropi – the largest flying animal to ever live.
9. A pair of fully-inflated horse lungs.
10. This is how big a moose really is.
11. Nice to meet you!
12. Some road signs really are that huge!
13. This saltwater crocodile is a colossus!
14. The view from Earth if our moon was replaced by Saturn.
15. The true size of Michaelangelo’s David.
16. The terrifying size of a gorilla’s hand.
17. Standing beside a single wind turbine blade.
18. Comparing a comet to the city of LA.
19. Here’s a giant oceanic manta ray. Scary!
20. Here’s how big the USA is in comparison with the moon.
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some nice sights to brighten your day !
A cool looking Volcano in Ethiopia has blue lava apparently due to a high sulphur content.
An innovative playground in Copenhagen that has trampolines built into the street for the kids to jump on.
This photo could just be the perfect mountain sunrise you’ll ever see
Running in Florida doesn’t look that appealing. (Whoa!! This HAS TO BE the Tamiami Trail in the Everglades.)
Photo of a baby deer taken on Memorial Day 2013 at Jefferson Barracks Cemetery in St. Louis.
After being married for 71 years if all you are left with is the love of your life and a couch in the woods I think you did OK
Keyhole Rock at Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur California provides a beautiful ocean cave sunset photograph.
Some cool beach art on a beach in New Zealand. I can imagine how difficult it is to make 3D Beach Artwork.
A look at Bavaria with lots of color in this photograph.
The Swedish Air Force likes to camouflage it’s aircraft hangers like this jet cave hiding a fighter jet
This Oceanside path in Spain looks like a cool place to take a hike.
A beautiful photo of the San Juan Mountains in Colorado. Chimney Rock is on the left and Courthouse Mountain is on the right.
Apparently these beach boulders are located at Moeraki, New Zealand and occur naturally.
It appears that this group of Gibbons are singing together. Perhaps they’re singing “The Lion Sleeps Tonight“.
Buddy Hayman, Billy O’Neill, Ward Vaughn, Jimmy Hearn, Jimmy Ball, and Burton Fitch
A cool picture of a Kingfisher with the catch of the day. The colors of this bird are just beautiful.
If you like adventure and aren’t afraid of heights then this Extreme Mountain Bike Trail is for you to ride.
The Gelada Baboon in this photo taken in Ethiopia looks so thoughtful and wise as he sits on his mountain perch.
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Being a Nature Photographer Is the Best Job
Very cool…….really in touch with nature !
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Creation is full of awesome sights!
Here’s Some Of Nature’s Most Beautiful.
Enjoy!
Live with no regrets, Treat people the way you want to be treated, Work like you don’t need the money, Love like you’ve never been hurt, and Dance like you do when nobody’s watching.
When this Peacock spreads his tail, it looks like white lace
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Off the cliffs next to the Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego ,
Taken with high precision but most of the time just lucky shots. Animal photography at it’s best, at least in a fun way..
36 PERFECTLY TIMED ANIMAL SHOTS
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With a brightly multi-colored body the Paradise Tanager is indeed one of the most beautiful birds and a treat to the eyes. The Paradise Tanager is endowed by seven different colors making it stand out and thus easily identifiable. That it is also a songbird further makes the Paradise Tanager much sought after by bird and nature lovers. The Paradise Tanager is found in humid tropical and sub-tropical forests of the Amazon Basin in South America and is seen in countries of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
The bird has been categorized under 4 subspecies based on the color of their rump, which is either entirely red or a mix of red and yellow. Known to be highly social and restless, they are usually seen in flocks of 5 – 20 and rarely stay in one area for very long. They generally feed on fruits (fruit pulp, seeds) but also consume insects (grasshoppers, spiders, crickets), although instances of the latter are much less.
Both sexes of the Paradise Tanager look alike and it is extremely difficult to differentiate between the males and the females through appearance. Studying the bird’s behavior, it is established that the male tends to sing more often than the female. The female is primarily responsible for nest building, while the male would accompany the female when she is gathering nesting materials. The male may even or sing or call nearby the nesting site while the female is busy building the nest. There have also been some reports where both the male and female have jointly built the nest.
The sheer brilliant colors have also ensured that Paradise Tanagers have been captured from their natural habitat to be made pets although a great deal of high and proper daily care is required to ensure stable health.
Some reports suggest a declining trend in the population of Paradise Tanager, however, they are yet not considered as `threatened species’.
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Isn’t mother nature absolutely wonderful to put such beautiful creatures on earth… Enjoy!
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