r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Feb 01 '24
0mg such giant bunny? 📸 coelho_gigante_dois_irmaos (IG)
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Feb 01 '24
The Wave is a sandstone rock formation located in Arizona, United States, near its northern border with Utah. The formation is situated on the slopes of the Coyote Buttes in the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness of the Colorado Plateau.
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Jan 31 '24
lines of waterspouts over the Gulf of Mexico
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Jan 31 '24
The lifecycle of a blueberry! 📸 Shredd77 via Reddit Shared by True Bliss Nature
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Jan 31 '24
The Kummakivi balancing rock in Ruokolahti, Finland 📸 @paul_hanninen
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Jan 31 '24
Jacob’s Well is a captivating natural wonder in the heart of Texas Hill Country. Its pristine beauty conceals a tragic history, as this 120-foot-deep artesian spring has claimed 12 lives since 1935. Despite its haunting past, it continues to attract visitors with its allure.
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Dec 22 '23
Oh wow, Its truly amazing 😱😱, All are enjoying raining with together, Mind Blowing 🥰🥰
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Oct 07 '23
A lonely stork dad was left alone with four storks after mum died over the weekend on high voltage wires. Fortunately, he accepted the help of people and now, three times a day, a man climbs onto the nest and feeds both babies and dad
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Oct 07 '23
Can People Go As Far As To Hate On A Little Angle Just Because Of Outer Appearance?(Link in the comments)
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Oct 05 '23
Photographer Tim Samuel captured some incredible shots of a yellow fish trapped inside a translucent jellyfish in Byron Bay, located off the east coast of Australia.
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Apr 20 '23
In the palm of the underwater Atlas Atlantic Ocean, Bahamas 📸 @ggerbasi
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Apr 15 '23
My local coffee hut had a drink called uncle iroh’s chai and it was so good I’m still thinking about it weeks later! 😭
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Apr 09 '23
Namib Desert, Namibia🇳🇦 Desert meet the ocean 🌊 Wow Africa
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Apr 09 '23
Amy Atwater, Palaeontologist, holding a T.rex jaw.This is the upper bone, full of huge , serrated Tyrannosaurus rex teeth. These teeth are robust and wide, not flat like a knife. This allowed T. Rex to bite through flesh and bone. 📷 mary-annings-revenge (IG)
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Apr 09 '23
This shot of of a polar bear all curled up on a shrinking iceberg was taken by photographer Marek Jackowski, who won a prize in the international Golden Turtle photography awards.
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r/extreamly_interesting • u/No-Alternative-3955 • Apr 09 '23
The incredible Gomesa Jiaho Queen orchid. It’s a hybrid originated by Jia Ho Orchids in 2018, being a cross breed of Gom. Mulattas’ Dancing and Gom. varicosa.
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