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We build cities to create spaces for living and working, but all of that concrete distances us from the natural world. So, to remind themselves that they're part of something bigger, members of the subreddit 'Nature is Freaking Lit' are sharing pictures from green forests and blue seas. Whether it's a candid snapshot of a snake or a National Geographic-level close-up of an insect, they definitely inspire others to reconnect with the environment.
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#1
🔥 When It’s Cold Enough To See The Melody
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#2
🔥 The Symmetry Of This Turn In The Air
#3
🔥 This Perfect Shot Of An Owl In Flight. Photo By Steve Woods Photography
#4
🔥 Gazelles And Their Shadows, Galloping Over The Namib Sands
#5
🔥 A Polar's Mother Watchful Eye🔥
#6
🔥 Eclipse As Viewed From The Iss
Deta Rossiter 3 weeks ago
why is this not higher. Like really, this is something only a very select few will ever experience in real life
#7
🔥the Melanistic Fox
#8
🔥 A Clouded Leopard
#9
🔥 Majestic Tiger 🐯 And Her Cubs- India
#10
🔥 Snowflake On A Crow's Wing
#11
🔥 Baby Foxes 🔥
Multa Nocte 3 weeks ago
Another animal that one wants to pet and yet knows very well that they shouldn't.
#12
🔥 In Florida, A Manatee Is Perfectly Illuminated In Its Natural Habitat
Conservation (Hope) Photographer Of The Year, 1st Place Winner Sylvie Ayer.
#13
🔥 Giraffe Photobombs The Picture
#14
🔥 This Is The Majestic Greater Kudu
#15
🔥 A Battle Scarred Indian Leopard (Marlon Du Toit - Instagram) 🔥
#16
🔥sleepy Lioness.🔥
#17
🔥 The King Of The Forest (Chaitanya Deshpande - Instagram) 🔥
#18
🔥 A Polar Bear Carves Out A Bed From A Small Iceberg Before Drifting Off To Sleep In The Far North, Off Norway’s Svalbard Archipelago
#19
🔥 It's Just An Attack!
#20
🔥 A Once In A Lifetime Shot, Barn Owl, Photo: Roy Rimmer 🔥
#21
🔥 Dragon Head Mountain, South Sinai, Egypt 🔥
#22
🔥 Jonathan The Tortoise Is The Oldest Living Land Animal In The World
#23
🔥 Stygian Owl Known For Red Reflection Of Their Eyes That Are Often Associated With The Devil
Luke Branwen 3 weeks ago
I've heard that these owls spawned the Mothman legend. Their wingspan is absolutely MASSIVE and their eyes glow red like in the pic.
#24
🔥 Sørvàgsvatn, A Lake That Hangs Above An Ocean; Faroe Island
#25
🔥 The Arctic Hare - Aka Floof Snowballs 🔥
#26
🔥 Black Panther 🔥
#27
🔥 Indian Black Narrowmouth Frog (Melanobatrachus Indicus)
#29
🔥 The Tree On The Left Has Been Cut A Few Years Ago, But Has Stayed Alive Because Of The Tree Right Next To It
Luke Branwen 3 weeks ago
Imagine a human equivalent: a person with a barely alive torso of another person surgically attached to their back. Sorry, I'm a SF writer, I just think like that 🥲
#30
🔥 What Do You Suppose They Are Talking About?
#31
🔥 Angry Psychedelic Bird
Behold the Lilac-Breasted Rolle.
Scientific Name: Coracias caudatus Country, Continent: Eastern and Southern Africa Habitat: Savannas and Open Woodlands
The lilac-breasted roller (Coracias caudatus) is an African bird of the roller family, Coraciidae. It is widely distributed in sub-Saharan Africa, and is a vagrant to the southern Arabian Peninsula. It prefers open woodland and savanna, and it is for the most part absent from treeless places. Usually found alone or in pairs, it perches at the tops of trees, poles or other high vantage points from where it can spot insects, amphibians and small birds moving about on the ground.
This species is unofficially considered the national bird of Kenya. Alternative names for the lilac-breasted roller include the fork-tailed roller, lilac-throated roller (also used for a subspecies of purple roller) and Mosilikatze's roller.
#32
🔥 The Stages Of An Osprey As It Dives Into The Water To Hunt
#33
🔥 Wild Cloud Formations Over Scotland
Livingwithcfs 3 weeks ago
either Dali or Van Gogh made it to the sunset department in the afterlife
#34
🔥 This Dramatic Storm Captured In Germany
#35
🔥 This Last Spring I Had The Most Enjoyable Five Minutes Trying To Catch A Glimpse, And I Finally Did, Of This Yellow Warbler In A Pink Tree
Multa Nocte 3 weeks ago
What a lovely little bird, and it is even prettier with the pink blossoms as contrast.
#36
🔥 Dracula Parrot 🔥
#37
🔥 The Lesser Known Cousin Of The Killer Whale, The False Killer Whale
#38
🔥 Bush Dogs Have Been Described As Looking Like Bear/Dachshund Hybrids
#39
🔥 Bohemian Waxwing 🔥
#40
🔥 Footprints Left Behind By A Ladybug
#41
🔥 The Road Not Taken... 🔥
#42
🔥 An Eye Of A Female Humpback Whale
#43
🔥 A Meteor Fell Near The Most Active Volcano (Mount Merapi) In Indonesia 🔥
Novel Idesa 3 weeks ago
No that's clearly a star fragment. You can use it at a Great Fairy Fountain to upgrade your Ancient Armor or sell it for 300 rupees. But you have to grab it before sunrise or it'll disappear.
#44
🔥 Gharial Mom And Her Kids, India, Photo By Santosh Jana
#45
🔥 Once In A Lifetime Capture
Photo Credit: Prasenjeet Yadav.
From the photographer's IG: "This is definitely one of the most memorable shot I have ever taken and also the first image that NG published back in 2016!! This GreenMeteor was captured while taking a time-lapse to document the urbanization around the Skyislands southern in India. The camera was set at 15s exposure for 999 shots and this came into one of those shots. Green Meteor’s greenish color come from a combination of the heating of oxygen around the meteor and the mix of minerals ignited as the rock enters Earth's atmosphere"
Riley Quinn 3 weeks ago
I had the wonderful good fortune to catch a green meteor fireball from my back porch. It seemed so close, as if it were a mere couple of miles away, but I think that might have been an optical illusion. I don't know if it consisted of magnesium or nickel since both elements burn green. It was spectacular.
#46
🔥 Gray Peacock Pheasant 🔥
#47
🔥 Landscape Divided Beautifully By The Rails Of A Fence
#48
🔥 A Swarm Of Jellyfish Congregated Under This Boat
#49
🔥 The Humble Tardigrade Is One Of The Few Things To Survive The Last Five Major Extinctions
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Cronecast AtTheRisingMoon 3 weeks ago
These are wonderful, thank you for sharing them! Good content day between this and the new historical photos, yay !
Linda Riebel 3 weeks ago
I thought I had seen the most fabulous nature photos -- and then GRETA came along !
Tammy Hilditch 3 weeks ago
OMG!! Incredible, never seen anything like Most of these pics ! Amazing nature , Amazing work !
Carianne Sanders 1 week ago
I'm disappointed that the actual photographers aren't given credit for these. I've seen them as award winners for various photography groups
Cronecast AtTheRisingMoon 3 weeks ago
These are wonderful, thank you for sharing them! Good content day between this and the new historical photos, yay !
Linda Riebel 3 weeks ago
I thought I had seen the most fabulous nature photos -- and then GRETA came along !
Tammy Hilditch 3 weeks ago
OMG!! Incredible, never seen anything like Most of these pics ! Amazing nature , Amazing work !
Carianne Sanders 1 week ago
I'm disappointed that the actual photographers aren't given credit for these. I've seen them as award winners for various photography groups
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