Buhay Isla Verde

30/04/2026

❣️Read in the comments: Part 4 of our Travel Guide For First-Time Visitors of Sampalucan, San Agustin West, Verde Island❣️

23/04/2026

Kay panglaw…

💚 Ay, kapanglaw nuong April 2, 2026, bandang alas-singko ng umaga.🥹

Mapanglaw na mapayapa habang kaningning ng buwan.

18/04/2026

💚 Tahan na, anak. Ika’y pumaroon
sa tabing dagat at masdan mo yaung
araw at kagyat na ito’y lulusong
bitbit ang liwanag, bukas pa aahon.

Tahan na, anak. Pahirin ang luha.
Punuin ng galak ang iyong diwa.
Dasaling ang gabi’y magdulot nawa
ng kapahingahang tunay na biyaya.

✍️ Mimi Catud
📸 Cla De Leon

11/08/2025

Ang tunay na Verdenian🫡

08/06/2025

Nature has its fair share of bizarre creatures, but few are as fascinating as the sea sq**rt, an animal that literally digests its own brain when it no longer needs to think or move.

In its larval stage, the sea sq**rt is an active swimmer, navigating the ocean with the help of a small, primitive brain. But once it finds the perfect spot, typically a rock or coral, it attaches itself permanently. At this point, movement is no longer necessary, so the sea sq**rt absorbs its own brain and nervous system, repurposing the nutrients for survival.

From then on, it spends the rest of its life filter-feeding while remaining completely stationary. It’s nature’s version of achieving ultimate relaxation, find a home, settle in, and never worry about thinking again!