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COOLEST thing you'll see today!!

244,084 次观看 • 9 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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DamnThat'sInterestingg 的头像
DamnThat'sInterestingg9 个月前

This is what happens when a bubble freezes

DemonX 的头像
DemonX9 个月前

Fun fact: you can see photosynthesis in real-time. This is an aquatic plant producing oxygen.

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DemonX9 个月前

Trapped bubbles in crystal-clear lake ice

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Amazing Animals!9 个月前

Goat and Duck playing teeter totter is the coolest thing I've seen today. 🐐❤️🦆

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DemonX9 个月前

He built a cozy shelter above water so he could fish from it 🪵

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Cosmos9 个月前

A magnificent sea turtle gracefully swims through a school of fish. 🐢

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Roberts Scott9 个月前

AI generated? Too much air volume coming out for a human.

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NO CONTEXT MEMES9 个月前

Scuba diving in a kelp forest in Monterey, California 🐟☘️

Nature is Stunning 🌿 的头像
Nature is Stunning 🌿9 个月前

I have no idea what is happening here but it is the best thing I’ve seen today!

NO CONTEXT MEMES 的头像
NO CONTEXT MEMES9 个月前

Diver gets attacked by a swordfish at 220m (721 feet) below surface

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BerkayX9 个月前

Maybe this..

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Pankaj Thapliyal9 个月前

Ring Harmonics

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Nature is Stunning 🌿9 个月前

This particular shark is believed to predate the existence of the United States of America. A team of scientists discovered a cluster of Greenland sharks and concluded that some of them are the oldest known vertebrates alive today. These sharks inhabit the frigid waters of Greenland and were the subject of a study conducted in 2017, which examined 28 individuals. The eldest shark in the study measured 16.5 feet (five meters) in length and was estimated to be approximately 392 years old. The researchers established, with a "95 percent certainty," that the shark's age fell within the range of 272 to 512 years, with a most probable age of around 390. While the exact reasons behind their exceptional lifespan remain unclear, it is believed that the arctic temperatures they inhabit (plunging below 29 degrees Fahrenheit) contribute to their longevity. These low temperatures result in reduced body temperatures and slower metabolisms, thereby minimizing damage to the sharks' tissues. Additionally, their growth rate is exceptionally slow, with less than half an inch (a centimeter) gained per year, suggesting a significantly longer lifespan compared to other vertebrates. Furthermore, the females of this species exhibit delayed sexual maturity, only beginning to mate at the age of 156.

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AhNOonahKee👽9 个月前

Damn😩 This is so beautiful 🔥 How did she identify this ripple stunt

Based Smonkey 的头像
Based Smonkey9 个月前

Woohooo!

𝕻𝖗𝖎𝖓𝖈𝖊🧟‍♂️ 的头像
𝕻𝖗𝖎𝖓𝖈𝖊🧟‍♂️9 个月前

Wow 🥶

LITTLE Finger🤘 🤘 的头像
LITTLE Finger🤘 🤘9 个月前

Nature is therapeutic

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OJ9 个月前

Who's ready for a weekend

OMAH'LE🐐 的头像
OMAH'LE🐐9 个月前

Awesome

Aidi Basi 的头像
Aidi Basi9 个月前

So cool💙

Political Maverick 的头像
Political Maverick9 个月前

Artist!

Aju Benjamin 的头像
Aju Benjamin9 个月前

Ooooh that great

Debayo 🌱 的头像
Debayo 🌱9 个月前

That was mind blowing

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Surf Life 🏄9 个月前

This is so cool 🩵

𝗢𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗟𝗢 的头像
𝗢𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗟𝗢9 个月前

Looks cool asf

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Kmarq9 个月前

Pretty neat!

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Ajmoney📊9 个月前

Amazing one

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Gorj9 个月前

So cool and soothing 😎

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Chandru9 个月前

Woah that was so CooL

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joykay2229 个月前

Wow 😳😳😳

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DISTINCT9 个月前

Way more cool

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PAT9 个月前

Nature flexing again, no big deal

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