Discovery

professional drivers giving professional opinions 😉 @dalejr @connorzilisch See how these crafts roll in #RedBullSoapboxRace, premiering Tuesday at 9p on @discovery 

Discovery

Whales now swim where ships were once swallowed. 🐋🧊🌊 In 1845, two British vessels vanished in these icy waters - now famously known as the Lost Franklin Expedition. New clues are surfacing… but what secrets still lie beneath the ice? Find out on #ExpeditionFiles tonight at 9p on Discovery. 

Discovery

Getting ready to start the day 🐒 📸: Martin Harvey #macaque #primate #wildlife 

Wonderful Places

LINK on @wonderful_places BIO! Get your membership for free now 😃😃🙌🏼🙌🏼 #vacation #luxuryvacation #dreamholiday #travel #explore 

EarthPix 🌎 Travel

What discount would your friends get? Tag them and comment. Video by @amonthego15 and @alexwandersyt 

EarthPix 🌎 Travel

We’ve met this man in Amalfi coast Italy 🇮🇹 and he’s the coolest! Video by @kylensuttner 

BEAUTIFUL DESTINATIONS

If you're going to add one destination to your African bucket list, let it be Zanzibar, Tanzania! 🇹🇿 🏝️. This dreamy island, just off the coast of Tanzania in East Africa, offers a little bit of everything. Here's what you can't miss: 🏝 Relax on Nungwi & Kendwa’s turquoise beaches, perfect for lazy days and dreamy sunsets 🕌 Explore Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site packed with history, culture, and spice-filled alleyways 🌶️ Join a spice farm tour and learn why Zanzibar is nicknamed the “Spice Island” 🐢 Hop over to Prison Island and meet giant tortoises and snorkel clear waters 🐬 Enjoy dolphin spotting in Kizimkazi or snorkel the vibrant Mnemba Atoll 🧘‍♀️ Stay beachside in boho bungalows or barefoot luxury resorts Zanzibar blends Swahili culture, Indian Ocean beauty, and a laid-back vibe that’s hard to beat! Who's catching the next flight over? ✈️ 🇹🇿 🏝️ 📽️ @sandramaria__travellover 📍Zanzibar, Tanzania 

National Geographic

This octopus hitched one of the coolest rides around—a mako shark. While this might not necessarily be the case here, animals do sometimes latch onto other organisms for travel purposes. It's a phenomenon called phoresy—read more about it at the link in bio. 

National Geographic

You probably know your zodiac sign, but do you know where it came from? The Western zodiacs can be traced back to ancient Babylon, where priests would interpret the positions of the stars to determine their influence on the king and the state. Learn more about the origins and evolution of the zodiac at the link in bio. Host: @thehalleybee