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Miss Bonnie McSquirrely7,900,000 views • 3 years ago
🇵🇭 Philippine Eagle – The King of the Skies! 👑 Did you know the Philippine Eagle is not only the largest eagle in the world by length, but also one of the rarest and most powerful raptors on Earth? With a wingspan stretching over 7 feet and piercing eyes that rule the rainforest, this “Monkey-Eating Eagle” is a true apex predator and a national treasure of the Philippines. Sadly, it’s also critically endangered, making every sighting a breathtaking glimpse of survival. #PhilippineEagle 🦅 #KingOfTheSkies 👑 #RareAnimals 🌍 #WildlifeWonder ✨ #NatureTok 🌿 @Fauna blog♂️ @🔥 Sheetarchieve ✅ @tiktok creators @Oz media
wildWhisper2,100,000 views • 1 year ago
A crested macaque's "smile" sparked debate after this photo started circulating online. Is it cute, aggressive, or something people completely misunderstood? Animal behavior experts say primate facial expressions aren't what we think. #Monkey #WildlifeFacts #AnimalBehavior #NatureTok #ViralDebate
AJ Koby501,100 views • 8 months ago
Lake Peigneur: Tha event that turned a Freshwater Lake Into Saltwater. On November 21, 1980, a drilling accident beneath Louisiana’s Lake Peigneur triggered one of the strangest environmental disasters in history. An oil rig accidentally punctured the roof of a massive salt mine beneath the lake. Water rushed into the mine, causing the lake to collapse into a massive whirlpool. The drilling rig disappeared, the Delcambre Canal temporarily reversed direction, and saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico rushed inland. Lake Peigneur went from a shallow freshwater lake to a deep saltwater lake, permanently transforming its ecosystem. This is the incredible story of how one drilling mistake completely changed a lake. Subscribe to Earth & Empire Media for more documentaries about history, Earth, space, disasters, and the strange events that shaped our world. #lakepeigneur #naturaldisaster #louisiana #drilling #naturetok
Earth&EmpireMedia59,300 views • 2 months ago
Explore the Cache River Illinois wetlands, the southern Illinois cypress swamp, Buttonland Swamp ancient trees, Heron Pond boardwalk, bald cypress in Illinois, water tupelo habitat, hidden Midwest destinations, Illinois nature travel, rare Illinois wetlands, and Southern Illinois hiking trails. Would you visit? #CacheRiver #IllinoisNature #HiddenMidwest #SouthernIllinois #NatureTok
midwestuncovered8812,200 views • 3 months ago
Ryan takes us through the process of making a REAL flint and steel fire—it takes a lot more work than most of us are led to believe. This is one of the many skills our summer staff are learning alongside our year-round educators, as we learn more about the ancestral lands our school occupies; be it animal, plant, or theory. This fire making practice doesn’t hold a candle to some of the ancient concepts that we also teach, but can be incredibly helpful when a survival kit is prepared. Something I’ve learned in the woods is to have many heat-related backups so that we never sleep in the cold. Ryan is, as always, a fountain of knowledge on so many practices of survival and bushcraft; it’s never linear, but he teaches me more than most of the folks I have the pleasure of knowing. #rewilding #rewild #exploration #bushcraft #firemaking #nature #outdoors #school #kids #teaching #summerschool #summercamp #camp #wildsummer #naturetok #bushtok
The Rewilding School11,200 views • 3 years ago
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