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[upbee2]

Might as well appreciate the beauty in April snow #note8photography

[upbee2]

Something I love a lot about the Note 8 is that I can draw and it makes for a REALLY convenient sketch pad :)

[cariykon]

another unfinished comic

[theartofanimation]

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[best-of-memes]

[redowblue-deactivated20221229]

Oh my days

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[savannahfaerie]

HOLY SHIT

[stardustcartel]

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[afallfromelegance]

THAT IS FUCKING TERRIFYING WHY DO PEOPLE FIND THAT BEAUTIFUL?! THERE’S A BIG FUCKING GAPING HOLE IN THE MOTHERFUCKIN OCEAN AND WATER IS DISAPPEARING INTO IT WHERE DOES IT GO?!

[dasomenn]

*Under The Sea starts playing*

[smashsamurai]

Anyone know where this is?

[roseroyalty-moving]

This is off the Island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean! And actually it’s not really a waterfall, it’s the underwater sediment/minerals and sand that is being swept off the continental shelf into the epipelagic waters  by some pretty strong currents, creating a sort of illusion that the water itself is rushing over into a waterfall. It’s a pretty cool illusion though! 

There aren’t ever such things as underwater waterfalls or rivers that are just made out of water since water is technically all the same density (besides fresh and saltwater) and the only thing that separates it would be the salinity and/or the thermocline!

But when water is actually mixed with something denser, such as hydrogen sulfide or perhaps salt water crashing with fresh water, it can actually form underwater rivers such as the one in Mexico! 

[the-times-like-these-deactivate]

Holy shit

[marmolita]

As I learned from Octonauts, these areas of more dense water are called brine lakes!