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🇸🇪🔥👩 👦 👦😲A Swedish mother threw herself into a flaming hell to save her six children, and survived with 93% of her body ...
08/01/2025

🇸🇪🔥👩 👦 👦😲A Swedish mother threw herself into a flaming hell to save her six children, and survived with 93% of her body burned. Emma Schols, 31, woke up in the middle of the morning to the smell of smoke in her home in Edsbyn, Sweden. Without expecting help, he climbed barefoot down the stairs between flames, went room by room and carried his children one by one outside, even throwing himself out of a second-story window with the youngest. When the stairs collapsed, he reenter four more times, facing fire and toxic smoke. All his children came out unharmed. Emma fell into a coma for more than two months and underwent more than 20 surgeries. Yet, upon waking up, his first question was, “Are my children okay?” ”. Her feat earned her the title of Heroine of the Year in Sweden in 2020, but for many it already represents something deeper: the unwavering strength of a mother's love capable of defying death to protect what she loves most. Her most remembered phrase after saving her children and surviving was "If I gave birth to six children, then I will produce six children."

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Last night's 99% Buck Moon rising above Yosemite National Park🤩🌕🌙
07/14/2025

Last night's 99% Buck Moon rising above Yosemite National Park🤩🌕🌙

A stunning moment captured — a great blue heron taking on and eating an alligator at Central Florida’s Lake Apopka.📸Phot...
07/12/2025

A stunning moment captured — a great blue heron taking on and eating an alligator at Central Florida’s Lake Apopka.

📸Photo Credit: Danny Gilliam

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All credit goes to the original photographer. Just sharing this incredible capture by Danny Gilliam — no copyright infringement intended.

🐴🌊 Horses of Assateague Island Beach: Wild, Majestic, and Free! 🌅✨Nestled along the beautiful coasts of Maryland and Vir...
07/08/2025

🐴🌊 Horses of Assateague Island Beach: Wild, Majestic, and Free! 🌅✨

Nestled along the beautiful coasts of Maryland and Virginia, Assateague Island is home to the famous wild horses of the USA! 🇺🇸 These stunning creatures roam freely along the sandy shores, living the true spirit of freedom. 🌾🐎

People from all around the world come to witness their beauty and feel the wild magic of nature up close. 🌍💫

📷 Credit to the respective owner

Sand Cat...It is a very rare and endangered race, living in the deserts of Algeria, Libya, Tunisia and the Arabian Gulf....
06/22/2025

Sand Cat...
It is a very rare and endangered race, living in the deserts of Algeria, Libya, Tunisia and the Arabian Gulf. It does not mate with other breeds, it is a "purebred" cat. It hunts at night and waits in its nest during the day. Its main food is rodents, insects, reptiles, bluebirds and poisonous snakes. The way it hunts surprised biologists. It strikes the head like lightning, followed by a powerful bite from the neck, until the prey dies.
When it hunts large prey, it buries it in the sand and returns to it when it is hungry. It does not need water, so it feeds on the fluids of its prey. It has extraordinary hearing, hearing the sounds of rodents when they are in burrows under the sand, and digging to the point of catching them deep down. When it aims at the enemy, it simulates radar systems in horizontal scanning by placing its neck in the sand and its ears on the ground completely horizontally.
Source : Cats Streets

🔥 💙 This Is a Northern Blue Banded Bee – And Yes, It's Real!Not all Bees are Yellow and Brown.Native to Australia and So...
06/10/2025

🔥 💙 This Is a Northern Blue Banded Bee – And Yes, It's Real!

Not all Bees are Yellow and Brown.

Native to Australia and Southeast Asia, this solitary bee stands out with its electric-blue stripes and fast, precise flight. It doesn’t make honey or live in colonies—but it’s a powerful pollinator.

✨ Fun Fact: Its high-frequency wingbeats make it incredibly effective at pollinating tomatoes and other buzz-dependent plants.

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Northern Lights from Finland a few minutes ago😍
06/05/2025

Northern Lights from Finland a few minutes ago😍

Sunset from yesterday ☀
06/03/2025

Sunset from yesterday ☀

🚴🏻‍♂️🔩 Did you know there were bicycles that worked without a chain? ⚙️😲Instead of the classic chain system 🚫⛓️, some in...
06/03/2025

🚴🏻‍♂️🔩 Did you know there were bicycles that worked without a chain? ⚙️😲

Instead of the classic chain system 🚫⛓️, some innovative bicycles from the late 19th century used a fully enclosed shaft drive mechanism. Known as shaft drive bicycles, they featured a rotating shaft inside a metal tube connected to toothed gears ⚙️🔁 that transferred pedaling energy directly to the rear wheel. 🛞

🔍 This system appeared around 1894, with Columbia Bicycles—from the historic Pope Manufacturing Company in the U.S.—being one of the early adopters. 🇺🇸

🧼 Key advantages included:

Less exposure to dirt and weather 💨🌧️

Enclosed system with no grease or risk of staining clothes 👕🙅🏻‍♂️

Low maintenance and increased durability 🛠️⏳

📌 However, these bikes were more expensive to manufacture 💰 and required high precision for the gear components. Over time, the traditional chain system prevailed due to its simplicity and lower cost 🪙✅.

🏛️ Today, these bikes are considered mechanical gems by collectors and fans of vintage cycling 🚴🏻‍♀️✨. A few modern brands have reintroduced the concept using updated technology, though they remain relatively rare.

📚 Source consulted: Smithsonian Institution – National Museum of American History

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Incredible shot... Double Rainbow and lightening in the same frame!
05/30/2025

Incredible shot... Double Rainbow and lightening in the same frame!

The largest and deepest natural funnel on Earth is called Xiaotsai Tiankan.It is located in the center of China, Penzhi....
05/23/2025

The largest and deepest natural funnel on Earth is called Xiaotsai Tiankan.

It is located in the center of China, Penzhi. This amazing funnel is completely natural and measures 662 meters deep and 537 meters wide. But the most impressive thing is the diversity of life it contains.

Geologists are surprised by the influence of water on Xiaotsai Tiankan. A funnel was formed at the top of the cave, where an 8.5 kilometer long underground river falls into a beautiful waterfall. Thanks to its huge size it is the deepest karst funnel in the world.

It is home to about 1,300 species of plants and wild animals. Among the most interesting inhabitants of the underground forest is the misty panther, known to the locals since ancient times.

A real-life horror show from nature: a snake eel bursts through the chest of a great blue heron—after being swallowed al...
05/21/2025

A real-life horror show from nature: a snake eel bursts through the chest of a great blue heron—after being swallowed alive. Captured by wildlife photographer Sam Davis, the moment shows the eel using its hardened snout, typically for digging in ocean sand, to instead attempt a grisly escape from the bird’s stomach.

Though the eel's efforts were dramatic, it didn’t survive. Even more shocking—the heron was still flying, despite the wound.
Nature is as brutal as it is fascinating.

📸 Image by Sam Davis

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