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Nemophila Harmony is a flower event in Hitachi Seaside Park in Japan About 5 million baby blue-eyes flowers (nemophilas) bloom

The dragon dance

In the middle of a forest on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, a geyser recently suddenly erupted sending warm water from an underground hot spring about 30-40 metres into the air

Smooth moves caught on camera

An abandoned stadium in Taipei has been transformed into a community garden where locals grow fresh food

World’s only 7 star train in Japan 📹 KaraAndNate

Heroes

Life on a ship

How dogs react to crying babies

An entire forest inside a sinkhole 📹 Tongtianluo Cave, Guangdong, China,

In the Philippines, a Skylab motorcycle is a modified bike with side extensions used to carry multiple passengers in remote areas

Nemophila Harmony is a flower event in Hitachi Seaside Park in Japan About 5 million baby blue-eyes flowers (nemophilas) bloom

That time an unexpected snowfall covered tulips in Turkey

He found the strawberry garden 📹myadorabletortoises

Comically accurate. GTA moves

Zipline ride across a massive natural sinkhole in Guizhou, China

Japanese fans cleaning up after a football match at Wembley Stadium yesterday

The BBC “spaghetti tree” hoax is one of the most famous April Fools’ pranks, broadcast on 1 April 1957 on Panorama, narrated by Richard Dimbleby

In India, Kolkata Municipal Corporation is turning unused space under a bridge into a sports complex. From chess clubs to football grounds

What a Boeing 747 looks like at cruise speed from another plane.

2/🧵 These nestlings are orange with long filoplumes or feathers that end in white tips. Just like this caterpillar, which lives near its nests about 12cm long, or about the size of a cinereous mourner chick. And its hairs are are also tipped with an irritating toxin 📹 MrHawkshadow

Deep in the Amazon, in open nests, the chicks of the cinereous mourner wait for their parents.. These chicks have an astonishing defence from nest predators The moment they are alone, they look & move like toxic caterpillars found in the same trees. 1/🧵