Mak in Canada

06/12/2026

Nature therapy. 🏕️💚

06/05/2026

05/23/2026

“Turquoise waters, mountain air, and a little peace for the heart.” — Lake Louise, Canada. 🇨🇦

04/30/2026

First fish 2026! Catch and release. 🎣🐟

01/18/2026

👊🏻🇨🇦

10/25/2025

Daming tama ng isda! 🎣😅

10/25/2025

Sira ang reel! 🤣🎣🍣

10/22/2025

Bawat cast fish on ah! 🎣🍣

10/21/2025

The reality is that Chinook Salmon die after they spawn. This dramatic end is part of a reproductive strategy called semelparity, where an organism invests all its energy into a single, massive reproductive effort before dying.

Every Chinook salmon’s final act is not an end, but a beginning.

Their decomposing bodies feed rivers, forests, and the next generation. Nitrogen from their flesh nourishes trees. Animals drag them ashore, spreading life into the soil. Young salmon thrive and feed in the nutrient-rich waters left behind.

Death becomes rebirth.

10/21/2025

Ayaaaay! 🥹😂😅 Leo in Nanaimo