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I liked the farm tractor... 

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What a ridge…it won’t be long the snow will be gone and we can go there for daily training again.

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Multnomah falls, Oregon, 2019.

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Drone flies over the cliff at Angel Falls, Venezuela - tallest waterfall on Earth.

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Video about our two week trip to Namibia.

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Night sky over Bavaria

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Milky way rising over the lake

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Tfw you’re thinking of changing your major again, and you’re only a sophomore,,, Yike ? I’ve always loved geology, but overall the anthropology classes at my university seem much more interesting, and double majoring is starting to look insane,,, (I think I’m finally realizing that indecision is my fatal flaw, whoops.)

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Night sky over Bavaria

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Milky way rising over the lake

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Video by Joel Sartore @joelsartore | These Lake Titicaca frogs @museodorbigny are the largest aquatic frog found in Lake Titicaca in Peru and Bolivia. Their wrinkles may seem excessive, but this specialized skin actually functions like a gill, ensuring that the frogs receive enough oxygen to meet their metabolic demands. To catch another glimpse of this incredible creature follow me @joelsartore

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Aurora Australis lights up the night sky over Amundsen Base in Antarctica. Original caption:

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A 25 hour timelapse, moving against earth’s rotation, near the South Pole Telescope [1].

Video: South Pole 04-Jun-2019 Benjamin Eberhardt

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The synergy of two good things making something even better☀️💧🌈 NEW BLOG: I posted the other day about being mindful while hiking and the discussion there led to a piece on my blog that can be a resource to anyone who hikes in the islands :) Also this video just took 47 minutes to upload and I know it’s something different for me but can we please just appreciate this 800 ft of liquid sunshine for a moment 🤗

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The guidelines were greatly contributed to by my friend Ryan Chang ( @ryanschang ), who works for the Oahu Invasive Species Committee.

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A Ray of Light through Rain: Sunlight Basin, Wyoming

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Where do whales go when they die?

When light ocean-dwelling organisms die, their light weight will be carried by currents and kept in the upper levels of the ocean. There, other organisms, big and small, feed on the carcass until nothing is left but small particles which fall to the ocean floor as what is known as “marine snow.” But, what happens when a whale dies? The answer is surprisingly beautiful.

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Stromboli, Aeolian Islands, Italy. This is the northern among the seven islands of the archipelago, almost two hours of hydrofoil from the Sicilian port of Milazzo. Stromboli is over the world famous for its turbulent volcano, permanently erupting with a typical explosive activity. But Stromboli is not only its volcano. A luxuriant Nature stand out from lava black stone as a dominant background colour. Everywhere the land is black, as the cobblestone and sandy beaches, the rocky cliffs and the volcano itself. In spring and summer brooms paint of yellow the hillsides of the mountain, giving the island its typical aspect.

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This is a Blue Whale lunge feeding or surface feeding on Krill in Monterey Bay, California. Can you believe they can take in over 10,000 gallons of seawater in one long gulp!⠀⠀

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The Largest Eruption Nobody Knows About

Krakatoa, Novarupta, Mt. St Helen’s and Pinatubo are some of the most well known volcanic eruptions of the past two hundred years, but none of them were the largest. Instead, these eruptions are well known because of the time period in which they erupted. The telegraph established itself in the 1850’s, which made the world a much smaller place. News was now able to be transmitted around the globe orders of magnitude faster.

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