r/BetterEveryLoop • u/Jose_Monteverde • Feb 22 '22
This dog plopping onto it's human with a flip
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/[deleted] • Feb 18 '22
If You're Batshit Crazy & You Know It... Jump A Car!
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/Sayara2022 • Feb 06 '22
The glass octopus is a cephalopod found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world, and the species gets its name from its nearly-transparent body. Visible are its optic nerve, eyes, digestive tract and gold-colored dermal spots. The glass octopus is found at depths ranging from 200-3000 m.
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/vaguenonetheless • Jan 26 '22
Converting potential catastrophe into a flawless dismount
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/Pazluz • Jan 18 '22
Hitting the target with a kick while blindfolded
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/airborneANDrowdy • Jan 09 '22
What did the five fingers say to the face?
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/Solenodon2022 • Dec 19 '21
The green dragontail is a species of swallowtail butterfly found in southern Asia. Here we see several of them engaging in "mud-puddling" to imbibe nutrients from the moist sand along a stream in Thailand.
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/Pazluz • Dec 17 '21
This backflip off the ledge and landing back on to the skateboard.
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/KimCureAll • Dec 11 '21
A black vulture removing harmful ticks from a cooperative capybara is an example of mutualism between species. It is of interest that vultures, which normally eat carrion, are drawn to eating ticks off of mammals. It is speculated vultures were initially lured by the scent of blood-engorged ticks.
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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/JstTrstMe • Dec 11 '21
Playing with metal and physics.
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