What is there in the world! Flowers that look like ballerinas, mushrooms that look like fingers of a dead man, volcanoes with bright blue lava, blue bees, turquoise ice of the lake… You can’t count them all. Here is a small collection of natural wonders that will take your breath away.
1. 147 year old wisteria in Japan
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2. A very happy sleepyhead
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3. Turquoise ice of Baikal
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4. Arctic fox in the process of growing fur for the winter season
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5. Petunia “Night Sky”
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6. Giant prehistoric plants – dendrosenets growing on the top of Kilimanjaro
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7. Newborn twin snakes
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8. This kid looks like a gremlin
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9. Snow print of an owl that caught a mouse
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10. The saddest frog in the world is the rough narrow frog (Breviceps fuscus)
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11. Bright blue volcano Kawah Ijen in Indonesia. Burning sulfur eruption
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12. A turtle rides a capybara
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13. Stingray migration
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14. Adorable tiny spider legs
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15. Lynx on top of a 12-meter cactus
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16. Snapdragon seed pods
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17. Forest without borders
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18. Orchid ballerina – Australian endemic
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19. What does the circulatory system of a horse’s hoof look like?
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20. Millions of spiders wrap their webs around trees in Pakistan, hiding from floods.
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21. The wreck of a sunken ship, captured by nature
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22. Chavk!
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23. A woodpecker’s tongue is so long that it wraps around its skull. This helps to protect the brain from the impact force with which the woodpecker hits the trunk and extract insects from deep crevices.
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24. Achatina giant
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25. Beetle foot under a microscope
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26. Blue bee
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27. Rainbow Eucalyptus
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28. Psychotria sublime, grows in Colombia, Panama and Costa Rica
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29. Mushroom “Dead Man’s Fingers” (Xylaria polymorpha)
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30. The kiwi bird has the largest egg relative to body size of all animals.
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Source: – translated specially for fishki.net
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