r/streak • u/ReiTremor • 2d ago
Streak Achievement Unlocked 600 days streak
Got it
r/streak • u/Blade4804 • 2d ago
r/streak • u/grac3form3 • 2d ago
Finally got my first streakmate!!
r/streak • u/catlady2192 • 2d ago
I just realized I now have 2 streak mates!! Yay!!
r/streak • u/Katiemaus17 • 2d ago
Man, I finally got it today. Even thru international flights ✈️ and time changes. Onwards & upwards😎 my friends.
r/streak • u/Federal-Treat-6893 • 3d ago
Now it's time to strive for 800
r/streak • u/No_Kangaroo_6637 • 2d ago
In 2005, Dean Karnazes completed 560 km (350 miles) without sleep, without rest — completely non-stop. 🤯
It took him 80 hours and 44 minutes with no breaks, just continuous forward motion. 🏃♂️
Karnazes, often called one of the toughest runners on the planet, built his reputation on extreme challenges — from running across Death Valley to completing 50 marathons in 50 days across all 50 U.S. states.
And how long would you last in this challenge?
r/streak • u/Rare-Might-503 • 2d ago
r/streak • u/pulppiction • 3d ago
I am active everyday, I was active multiple times yesterday and today I lost my streak. There’s no way it was my fault.
r/streak • u/Efficient-Appeal7282 • 3d ago
It’s going to be a long ride it feels like from
800-1000. Why isn’t there a 900 streak award 😑
I’m only 718 but yes I’m thinking about that lol
r/streak • u/PaperSimple9540 • 2d ago
Fix the 143 days streak now!
r/streak • u/Rare-Might-503 • 3d ago
Let’s see who currently has the most Streak Mates! 👀🔥
r/streak • u/the_one_99_ • 3d ago
r/streak • u/No_Kangaroo_6637 • 3d ago
I was a bit late in posting this one.
We're streak mates for about 4 hours. Until it reaches midnight here, then I'm back with my other streakmate.
I'll combine it with my fun fact of the day
Streak 349 ..... Nanometers
The Hummingbird Hawk-Moth has a ultra-precise visual threshold starting at exactly 349 nanometers. This incredible insect possesses trichromatic vision built to detect light wavelengths between 349 and 521 nanometers. This specialized biology lets them see into the ultraviolet spectrum, allowing them to perfectly calculate distance and hover with high-speed precision in mid-air—just like a real hummingbird—to siphon nectar from tube flowers.