Mother Nature showing off again 🌌❤️ The kind of view that makes you stop and just breathe 🌊

Incredible sunrise today from New Zealand 🏖 🌊 ☀

🤧 Doctors warn: Never try to block a sneeze A simple sneeze turned nearly life-threatening for a 34-year-old man in the UK when he tried to suppress it by pinching his nose and closing his mouth. The trapped pressure ruptured his windpipe, forcing air into the soft tissues of his neck and chest—a rare but dangerous condition called spontaneous pneumomediastinum. Sneezes can eject air at nearly 100 mph, generating pressures over 1 psi inside the body. If this force is blocked, it can redirect into unintended areas, leading to burst blood vessels, ruptured eardrums, or throat injuries. In this case, the man recovered without surgery, but doctors caution that suppressing sneezes can cause serious harm. The safest approach? Let it out—into a tissue, your elbow, or sleeve—to protect both yourself and those around you. 📖 Source: BMJ Case Reports (1 Dec 2023) – Spontaneous Tracheal Perforation Following a Sneeze #Sneezing #HealthTips #MedicalFacts #RespiratoryHealth #DidYouKnow #ScienceExplained #BodyFacts #BMJ #PatientSafety

This isn’t edited. A once-in-a-lifetime moment — an eagle carrying the sun over the horizon. 🏆🦅✨

Don’t Believe the Hype

Garbage in Garbage out.

"We admire what we are." Or what we inspire to be

95% or Waxing Gibbous moon rising over Great Pyramid of Giza 🌕 captured by @nasir.alhadid9669

"Everyone wants to be successful until they see what it takes."

A meteor just entered the Earth over Stonehenge today aligning perfectly with Venus and Jupiter during sunset. ☄️ A very rare shot.

Lake Como, Italy @Jake Woodhouse

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“My mother is the heart that keeps me alive.” ❤

The famous Moon Bridge 🌙 🌉 Is it a moon or a bridge? Either way, this reflection is mesmerizing! What a cool design. 🌉

🕷️ The Spider That Gave Up Hunting for Salad Leaves! In a stunning twist of nature, scientists have discovered the world’s first known vegetarian spider—Bagheera kiplingi. Unlike nearly every other spider on Earth, this tiny jumping arachnid thrives not on insects, but on the tender tips of acacia leaves. Native to Central America, B. kiplingi has adapted remarkable survival strategies. The acacia plants it feeds on are usually fiercely guarded by aggressive ants that live on them in exchange for nectar and shelter. To outwit these defenders, the spider uses stealth, quick evasive maneuvers, and even silk lifelines to snatch its leafy meals without getting caught. What’s even more surprising is just how plant-focused its diet is. Studies show that in Mexico, nearly 90% of its nutrition comes from acacia leaves, while Costa Rican populations rely on plants for around 60% of their food. Though they may sometimes sip nectar or eat ant larvae, their primary diet flips long-held assumptions about spider biology on their head. As one researcher noted, finding a vegetarian spider is as shocking as “discovering a flying pig.” This tiny eight-legged herbivore is a powerful reminder of how evolution can break the rules we thought were unshakable. 📖 Source: J. Bryner, LiveScience — “Rare Vegetarian Spider Discovered”

Sunrise today from Stonehenge 🌅 ☀

No, this isn’t CGI or edited. These are Red Sprites 🌩️, a rare type of lightning that flashes high above thunderstorms. They can stretch up to 100 miles and last only milliseconds ⚡. Sprites appear in the upper atmosphere, glowing red or orange, and are almost invisible to the naked eye unless conditions are perfect 👀. A natural light show most people never see.