liz_6

Sunset and You，I like both of them✨ #sunset #fyp 

liz_6

Sunset and skiing, double romance✨ #sunset #fyp 

Muhammad Arsalan Sabir

Join me on a journey with @turkishairlines — from catching a glimpse of Mount Fuji through the airplane window to standing in Fuji Town, gazing up at its awe-inspiring peak. It’s hard to grasp the true scale of this extraordinary mountain until you see it with your own eyes. #mountfuji #turkishairlines✈️ #turkishairline #japan #mountfuji🗻 #mountfujiview #worldfrommyeyes #japan🇯🇵 

Nature Is Metal

Feed The Birds 📽 by @tmacstar Naturally, when one seeks to attract anything from the wild into their respite from the outside world, sometimes they are also inadvertently leading what may be looking to capitalize on the very same generosity. Roadrunners can and will pull this off in the wild, but the feeder takes all the guesswork out of their plans for lunch. These opportunistic, omnivorous predators have many ways of securing something to eat. Insects, lizards, snakes, rodents and bird eggs make up the bulk of their diet, and they fill in all the gaps with seeds and fruits when times are tough. As you can see from the video, they are experts at moving their body into position to grab stuff above them, but they are even better at chasing things down on the ground. Their quickness helps with that. They can run flat out at speeds of roughly 20mph (32kmh). The only catch is, they aren't really good at flapping those wings/flying. In fact, they are pretty mediocre at it. Sure, they can jump up and make short work of a distracted hummingbird, but they always return to the earth. They are kinda like chickens and turkeys in that way, except way faster and less delicious. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nature Is Metal is powered by you! Did you record a wild video that you would like to get featured here? natureismetal.com/submissions is the absolute best place to send it. Our team checks the submission page daily 

ChrisBurkard

⁠ @chrisburkard chases light to create the perfect photograph. He also chases challenge and immerses in darkness to navigate his own evolution.⁠ He's a true explorer of the external and internal landscapes. ⁠ ⁠ In this episode of What’s the Rusch, Chris and I go beyond the lens and into the darkness to examine the light within. We revisit insights from our Iceland winter bike crossing together. That was our first and only adventure together, so far, but the bonds form deep and fast in extreme physical environments like that. ⁠ ⁠ Chris impresses me with his insatiable curiosity and commitment to living passionately. ⁠It's so refreshing to converse on an intimate level with a strong, resilient successful, athletic male. Chris breaks the masculine, stoic mold and is living proof of the strength in vulnerability and the joy of embracing a beginner's mind. Just as his photography examines raw and extreme landscapes, his personal explorations do not shy away from the same type of internal terrain.⁠ ⁠ For anyone who's juggling family, career, passion, and personal growth this episode is for you. I hope you'll listen to the full episode (link in bio) and share what you glean from his insights. ⁠We had fun with this and I hope you will too.⁠ ⁠ Thank you to our partners @guenergylabs & @livemomentous for bringing us this conversation. If you take your health seriously, you need to head to show notes or link in bio for your discount codes from GU and Momentous. ⁠ 

John Derting

Wind on the surface creating that underwater shadow movement 😍 

Australia

This is what it’s like to hike through a landscape formed over 300 million years ago 🥾 Stretching for over 150 kilometres east of Mparntwe (Alice Springs), East Tjoritja (East MacDonnell Ranges) offers everything from quintessential outback terrain to hidden waterholes and spectacular peaks. Explore the park’s trails and treasures at your own pace, or join a guided tour with @redearthroaming to visit the region’s highlights. 🎥 : @jakewiltonphoto 📍: East Tjoritja (East MacDonnell Ranges), @visitcentralaus, @ntaustralia #SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGday #NTAustralia #RedCentreNT ID: Aerial view over a person hiking to a peak overlooking a rugged outback landscape with bushland and tall orange rock formations. 

Australia

Chasing waterfalls in the Kimberley is truly unforgettable 🛥️ Luxury expedition vessel @truenorthaustralia is purpose-built to nose right up to incredible waterfalls like this one in @australiasnorthwest. With 18 cabins, this small adventure ship specialises in activity-based itineraries boasting fishing, heli picnics, guided walks, ancient rock art and small-group excursions onboard the ship’s agile adventure boats. Privately charter the @luxurylodgesofaustralia vessel for your next incentive to experience one of the world’s last true wilderness frontiers. 🎥: @truenorthaustralia 📍: @truenorthaustralia, @australiasnorthwest, @westernaustralia #SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGday #MeetInAus #WATheDreamState #AustraliasNorthWest ID: Text over video reads “Is this the ultimate way to experience the Kimberley?” with a large boat pointed beneath a waterfall cascading down from a rocky cliff. 

Hubble Space Telescope

A jewelry box full of stars 🌟 This 2018 Hubble image shows aging red giant stars alongside smaller, white Sun-like stars at our galaxy's central hub. In this dynamic environment, variously aged stars zip around at different speeds depending on their chemical compositions. Our Milky Way's center is about 26,000 light-years away from us. We're sharing one outstanding image from each year of Hubble’s mission to celebrate its upcoming 35th birthday – counting down to a new series of anniversary images! Stay tuned for more, and get caught up at the link in our bio! Image description: Several stars fill the field of view, glittering in shades of red, orange, blue, and white. Image credit: NASA, ESA, Thomas Brown #Hubble35 #NASA #Hubble #stars #space #science #astronomy #universe #cosmos #telescope