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A love story 🀣
12/13/2024

A love story 🀣

This is how things look when I'm home alone 🀐
12/13/2024

This is how things look when I'm home alone 🀐

love this
12/12/2024

love this

Curly hair πŸŽ€πŸ’—
12/12/2024

Curly hair πŸŽ€πŸ’—

Hot chocolate time πŸ˜‹
12/12/2024

Hot chocolate time πŸ˜‹

Only lucky girls have this ❀️😍
12/12/2024

Only lucky girls have this ❀️😍

This is a Flying fish up close. They can propel themselves out of water at speeds of more than 56 km/h. Once in the air,...
12/12/2024

This is a Flying fish up close. They can propel themselves out of water at speeds of more than 56 km/h. Once in the air, their rigid β€œwings” allow them to glide for up to 200 meters.
Flying fish, belonging to the family Exocoetidae, are remarkable marine creatures known for their unique ability to glide above the water's surface. These fish are equipped with unusually large pectoral fins that function like wings, allowing them to leap out of the water and glide for considerable distances to escape predators. They are primarily found in warm oceanic waters around the world, including the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Typically, flying fish can glide up to 200 meters at a speed of about 60 kilometers per hour, using their tails to generate the necessary thrust by rapidly beating the water surface before takeoff.
In addition to their distinctive gliding capability, flying fish have adapted to a variety of oceanic environments, often seen in both coastal areas and the open sea. They feed on a diet of plankton and small marine organisms, making them an integral part of the ocean's food web. Their unique behavior not only aids in evasion from predators like dolphins and larger fish but also makes them a subject of interest for humans, leading to their depiction in folklore and their role in various culinary traditions across different cultures. Their fascinating ability to glide and their ecological importance highlight the incredible adaptability and diversity of marine life.
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What would you say to this man who drives many kilometers every day to bring water to these animals.
12/12/2024

What would you say to this man who drives many kilometers every day to bring water to these animals.

The eye of a female humpback whale πŸ‹ πŸ’™ These stunning photos were taken by Rachel Moore
12/12/2024

The eye of a female humpback whale πŸ‹ πŸ’™
These stunning photos were taken by Rachel Moore

This was captured on film over Glendalough Valley in the Wicklow Mountains over Ireland. Just beautiful. ❀️
12/12/2024

This was captured on film over Glendalough Valley in the Wicklow Mountains over Ireland. Just beautiful. ❀️

Remember
12/12/2024

Remember

Alone at everything >>>
12/12/2024

Alone at everything >>>

The Beauty of Moana 2.🌊🐚🀎
12/12/2024

The Beauty of Moana 2.🌊🐚🀎

Only lucky people have this πŸ’–βš‘
12/12/2024

Only lucky people have this πŸ’–βš‘

Fruits πŸ“
12/12/2024

Fruits πŸ“

Stuart little (1999) My whole childhood wasβ€¦πŸ˜ŒπŸ’Žβ€οΈ
12/12/2024

Stuart little (1999) My whole childhood wasβ€¦πŸ˜ŒπŸ’Žβ€οΈ

Journals. β™‘οΈŽ
12/12/2024

Journals. β™‘οΈŽ

Believe me! This is a painting
12/12/2024

Believe me! This is a painting

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