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Wonderful World

The wonderful, interesting, gorgeous, world we live in! Nature, science, and space.

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Pod of orcas spyhopping amongst the breaking sea ice, Ross Sea, Antarctica. The Orca’s spyhop through gaps in the ice to determine how they can reach new fishing grounds. ©Chadden Hunter

Mandarin Duck - what an incredibly beautiful bird.

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The Verzasca River in Switzerland is so clean, you can see all the way down to the 50ft deep riverbed

Scooter the penguin from New York Aquarium (Coney Island, Brooklyn)

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Havasu Falls, Grand Canyon National Park

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Bonsai building sculptures by Takanori Aiba.

The Narrows. It is in the Texas Hill Country on the Hays/Blanco County line where a coral reef once thrived in land covered by an ocean that is now dry and frozen in time.

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fingal’s cave, inner hebrides, scotland

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Sequoia National Park, USA

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The world’s largest skateboard.

Amazing train set in Germany.

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Hotel Kakslauttanen glass igloos for viewing the Northern lights.

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Palmar Treefrog (Hypsiboas pellucens). 2011 © Alejandro Arteaga

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St Lucia In the Caribbean Islands.

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Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria, Germany.

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Snow Cathedral, Norway.

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Watkins Glen State Park, New York.

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Four Seasons, Thailand. The elephants just roam around the property.

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Gecko caught in Kona, Hawaii

In a tiny corner of western Poland a forest of about 400 pine trees grow with a 90 degree bend at the base of their trunks - all bent northward. Surrounded by a larger forest of straight growing pine trees this collection of curved trees, or "Crooked Forest," is a mystery.

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Elephants

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Kuwait. This is so incredible!

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Snowy Owl by Barbara Fleming

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Fascinating! African crested rats apply poison for self defense. Only other mammal to use poison it doesn't produce itself? Humans!

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The Penguin Jumper Project was started as the result of an oil spill in '00 off the southern tip of Australia threatening the lives of 'Fairy' Penguins, the smallest breed of penguins measuring 30cm tall. 15,000 tiny jumpers (sweaters) were donated from knitters around the world, improving survival to 98%. #Penguin #Sweater

Grains of sand magnified to 250 times real size. this is incredible.

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Uluru Waterfalls, Australia

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World's tallest tennis court.

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They have HANDS! Easter Island

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Adorable pile of baby otters! Awwww...

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Baby tigers!!

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