🔥 Jupiter; closest visuals yet, Hubble NASA Telescope3mo ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
A waterfall in the White Mountains, New Hampshire United States [OC] [3024x4032]1yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/EarthPorn
My husband attempting to catch a waterfall: Glacier Point, Yosemite National Park, California, USA3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/hiking
My husband in front of a fallen redwood roots: Yosemite National Park, California USA, old grove redwoods near the eastern park entrance.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/hiking
My husband and his infectious smile whenever I see it, I break into a smile too.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/happy
ITAP of my husband in front of the roots of a fallen redwood.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/itookapicture
🔥 The tale of Shere Khan the tiger, Baloo the bear and Leo the lion is truly touching. The three of them were rescued together from a drug dealer who had abused them extensively. The three friends are now inseparable. They are under the care of the Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary in the U.S.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Taking a walk with my husband in August 2018, five days after I donated him a kidney. This is one of my happiest life events. I’m forever grateful I could do this.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/happy
Winter Hiking on a sunny day. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/hiking
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” Martin Luther King Jr.2yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/MostBeautiful
Dewey Pines (Drosophyllum Lusitanicum), a carnivorous plant3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/BotanicalPorn
A 250-year-old Sargent juniper from Saitama City, Japan. The plant stands 28 inches tall.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/BotanicalPorn
My husband and me, friends for 49 years and married for 32. We aren’t lucky, we work at this.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/MostBeautiful
This is me the kidney donor and my husband the recipient without a mask. Thank you for all the Love.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/happy
Honey bees fill ‘saddlebags’ with pollen. Bees don’t just transport pollen between plants, they also bring balls of it back to the hive for food. These “pollen pellets,” which also include nectar can account for 30% of a bee’s weight, Photograph credit Heidi and Hans-Juergen-Koch.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/Awwducational
Marina City on the Chicago River in Chicago, IL. Iconic architecture built in the early 60’s.1yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/pics
🔥 Octopuses have three hearts and a doughnut-shaped brain. They have eight arms. Each arm contains its own 'mini brain'? They use tools; in the wild octopuses have been shown to build little dens. They are able to recognise individuals outside of their own species, including human faces.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
I took a picture of frost on my storm window at dawn. It appeared Van Gogh had visited in the night.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/AccidentalArtGallery
🔥 As one of only a few animals to live many years after menopause, killer whales have provided new insight into the benefits of this reproductive strategy. Females past child-bearing years become group leaders with valuable survival skills, scientists report in the journal “Current Biology” (2015).3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
🔥 Drone Captures Whale And Dolphins Playing Off The Coast of Australia3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” Martin Luther King Jr. ❤️1yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/MostBeautiful
🔥 A bee’s eye; Humans see light in wavelengths from approximately 390 to 750 nanometers (nm). Bees, like many insects, see from approximately 300 to 650 nm. That means they can’t see the color red, but they can see in the ultraviolet spectrum (which humans cannot).3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
🔥 Tafoni is such an interesting rock configuration created by wind, salt, water. This in coastal California.2yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Octopuses have three hearts and a doughnut-shaped brain. They have eight arms. Each arm contains its own 'mini brain.’ They use tools; in the wild octopuses have been shown to build little dens. They are able to recognise individuals outside of their own species, including human faces.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/Awwducational
OC; Tofoni Coastal Cliffs, Bean Hollow State Beach, Pescadero, California, USA [2448x3264]3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/EarthPorn
🔥 Emerging from their burrows after dark, ground pangolins will each eat about 15,000 ants and termites in a night—5.5 million in a year. As temperature increases change rain patterns, animals like the pangolin face an uncertain future. (National Geographic July 2021.) Photograph by Thomas Peschak2yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Hiking and camping with my son in this breathtakingly gorgeous country. Geoje Island, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/hiking
🔥 Honey bees fill ‘saddlebags’ with pollen. Bees don’t just transport pollen between plants, they also bring balls of it back to the hive for food. These “pollen pellets,” which also include nectar can account for 30% of a bee’s weight. Photograph by Heidi and Hans-Juergen-Koch.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Bloodroot; native plant in Illinois. I took this picture on a walk in the woods.1yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/BotanicalPorn
🔥 A man wearing a protective suit descends the rim of the lava lake in Marum, Vanuatu. Photograph by Conor Toumarkine3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
🔥 Tiger beetles are jewel-toned insects that run so fast, they have to stop to see where they’re going. These long-legged beetles are fierce predators that use their formidable speed and large mandibles, or mouthparts, to hunt smaller insects and spiders.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Rafflesia arnoldii is a parasitic flowering plant. These flowers are considered to be among the largest in the world and can grow up to one metre in diameter. This specific species found only in Sumatra.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
🔥 Angler fish lives at the bottom of the sea. To attract prey, the scary-looking fish uses a bioluminescent “fishing pole” that hangs just above and in front of its toothy face. Image credit: Jared Benney3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
I took this picture of Sinheungsa; The Great Unification Buddha, 14.6 meter Bronze on 4.3 meter Bronze Pedestal in the middle of a woods in Gangwon, South Korea.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
🔥 Cannabis bud up close; A scanning electron microscope image shows four types of trichomes on the edge of a bract leaf collected from a large bud. A bract is what encapsulates the female plant’s reproductive parts and appears as green shaped leaves covered in resin glands.3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Liger ( Male Lion + Female Tiger); they exist only in captivity where they are deliberately bred. They grow to be very large very quickly, and are the biggest cats in the world. Hercules, the largest non-obese liger, is the largest living cat on Earth, weighing over 410 kg (904 lb).3yr ⋅ Outrageous_Bell4293 ⋅ r/bigcats
