this is a photo from my last #trip to #capeverde 🇨🇻 #nature
this is a photo from my last #trip to #capeverde 🇨🇻 #nature
“Pink dawn”. The reflection of a flamingo colony reddens the waters of Kenya's Lake Bogoria, under a purple sky. OMG 😍!
Wonders are everywhere 🤓 and I hope you encounter some of them this week 🌟
I certainly will, I just got to the Algarve and I’m getting ready to see its stunning scenery. Wait for the pictures later 📸📸
“Pink dawn”. The reflection of a flamingo colony reddens the waters of Kenya's Lake Bogoria, under a purple sky. OMG 😍!
Wonders are everywhere 🤓 and I hope you encounter some of them this week 🌟
I certainly will, I just got to the Algarve and I’m getting ready to see its stunning scenery. Wait for the pictures later 📸📸
One of the last two white rhino specimens left on the planet, monitored 24/7 by a military so that poachers don’t kill it.
With this photo, taken at a nature reserve in Kenya, Matjaz Krivic won the award for “Best Travel Photographer 2022”.
The photograph that is making the world go around 📸 #nature
One of the last two white rhino specimens left on the planet, monitored 24/7 by a military so that poachers don’t kill it.
With this photo, taken at a nature reserve in Kenya, Matjaz Krivic won the award for “Best Travel Photographer 2022”.
The photograph that is making the world go around 📸 #nature
Did you know that a cheetah's long muscular tail works like a rudder?
The tail is used to stabilise and acts as a counterbalance to its body weight and by swinging the tail back and forth, as it chases its prey, continually adjusting to the change in direction, allowing for sudden sharp turns during high speed chases. The inner ear of the cheetah also helps it keep its balance when quick changes in direction are required and the inner ear balance system help cheetahs keep their head stable and their eyes focused on the prey.
#SpiritOfTheMasaiMara #SpiritFacts #SianaConservancy #WildWednesdays #DidYouKnow #Cheetahs #BigCats #MasaiMara #Safari #Kenya #Nature #Wildlife #MagicalMoments
Did you know that a cheetah's long muscular tail works like a rudder?
The tail is used to stabilise and acts as a counterbalance to its body weight and by swinging the tail back and forth, as it chases its prey, continually adjusting to the change in direction, allowing for sudden sharp turns during high speed chases. The inner ear of the cheetah also helps it keep its balance when quick changes in direction are required and the inner ear balance system help cheetahs keep their head stable and their eyes focused on the prey.
#SpiritOfTheMasaiMara #SpiritFacts #SianaConservancy #WildWedn...
#Knives have links with #homicide. Still, knives legally remain important for kitchen use.
Excessive consumption of #alcohol is linked with #intoxication and other adverse effects on health. Still, #brewing of alcohol is #legal in most parts of the world.
#Cannabis grows naturally with numerous #dietary and #medicinal uses. Cannabis is however prohibited in most parts of the world.
Hard to explain the rationale behind man prohibiting #nature. 🙂
#Knives have links with #homicide. Still, knives legally remain important for kitchen use.
Excessive consumption of #alcohol is linked with #intoxication and other adverse effects on health. Still, #brewing of alcohol is...