Funny or Interesting Things
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World’s largest tree by volume.
General Sherman Tree in CA.
Coastal Redwood
275’ tall, over 4mm lbs, 2300-2700yrs old.2 -
World’s Tallest tree
Hyperion Tree in CA
Coastal Redwood
380’ tall, about 600yrs old, expected to live another 1500-2000yrs.
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Apparently it’s a bit of a tie for the smallest mammal in the world.
The lightest, Etruscan Shrew weighing >2g.
The smallest, The Bumblebee Bat, 1” long
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Natural color chicken eggs
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Wild Bird Eggs
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Bismuth
Metal crystals, it’s what makes Pepto Bismol work.
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World’s biggest Amethyst, the
Empress of Uruguay
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Rhodochrosite
Scolecite
Rose Quartz Geode
Azurite
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honey_honey_12 wrote: »Great Pacific Octopus
Vampire Squid
I find these much scarier than the alligators.
These creatures are very intelligent.
The squid gives me the creeps. 😳
Umm.... don't you live in Oklahoma ??4 -
Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Great Pacific Octopus
Vampire Squid
I find these much scarier than the alligators.
These creatures are very intelligent.
The squid gives me the creeps. 😳
Umm.... don't you live in Oklahoma ??
Yes, and your point is? 🤨
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honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Great Pacific Octopus
Vampire Squid
I find these much scarier than the alligators.
These creatures are very intelligent.
The squid gives me the creeps. 😳
Umm.... don't you live in Oklahoma ??
Yes, and your point is? 🤨
😂
Just look out for those killer, giant squid.
They're known to congregate in Chickasha.5 -
Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Great Pacific Octopus
Vampire Squid
I find these much scarier than the alligators.
These creatures are very intelligent.
The squid gives me the creeps. 😳
Umm.... don't you live in Oklahoma ??
Yes, and your point is? 🤨
😂
Just look out for those killer, giant squid.
They're known to congregate in Chickasha.
Very funny! 😂
Srsly, more reason for me to enjoy the sand and the water coming up over my toes as I sit on the beach.
I used to be a huge fan of going way out,
(that would be New Smyrna Beach in Fl on the Atlantic) but knowledge has me beached these days, well that and sharks. 😂3 -
honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Great Pacific Octopus
Vampire Squid
I find these much scarier than the alligators.
These creatures are very intelligent.
The squid gives me the creeps. 😳
Umm.... don't you live in Oklahoma ??
Yes, and your point is? 🤨
😂
Just look out for those killer, giant squid.
They're known to congregate in Chickasha.
Very funny! 😂
Srsly, more reason for me to enjoy the sand and the water coming up over my toes as I sit on the beach.
I used to be a huge fan of going way out,
(that would be New Smyrna Beach in Fl on the Atlantic) but knowledge has me beached these days, well that and sharks. 😂
interesting choice of beaches:
"New Smyrna Beach consistently leads the rest of the world in shark bites, most of which are minor and result when sharks feeding near Ponce Inlet mistake surfers or swimmers for baitfish. In 2020, six of the shark bites occurred in New Smyrna Beach. Still, 2020 is not a record year."
I imagine "Lake Thunderbird State Park" might be a safer choice.
(shorter commute time too.... call it a 'win-win'.)1 -
Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Great Pacific Octopus
Vampire Squid
I find these much scarier than the alligators.
These creatures are very intelligent.
The squid gives me the creeps. 😳
Umm.... don't you live in Oklahoma ??
Yes, and your point is? 🤨
😂
Just look out for those killer, giant squid.
They're known to congregate in Chickasha.
Very funny! 😂
Srsly, more reason for me to enjoy the sand and the water coming up over my toes as I sit on the beach.
I used to be a huge fan of going way out,
(that would be New Smyrna Beach in Fl on the Atlantic) but knowledge has me beached these days, well that and sharks. 😂
interesting choice of beaches:
"New Smyrna Beach consistently leads the rest of the world in shark bites, most of which are minor and result when sharks feeding near Ponce Inlet mistake surfers or swimmers for baitfish. In 2020, six of the shark bites occurred in New Smyrna Beach. Still, 2020 is not a record year."
I imagine "Lake Thunderbird State Park" might be a safer choice.
(shorter commute time too.... call it a 'win-win'.)
Those people got bit swimming by the inlet to the intracoastal waterway.
Lots of bait fish around.
We always parked miles down toward Canaveral.
I’d been going there for years before it got that reputation.
Only had to get out of the water once when a shark was spotted.
But.....like I said, I stick to the beach. ☺️
Oh and, lakes, yuck.1 -
honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »Great Pacific Octopus
Vampire Squid
I find these much scarier than the alligators.
These creatures are very intelligent.
The squid gives me the creeps. 😳
Umm.... don't you live in Oklahoma ??
Yes, and your point is? 🤨
😂
Just look out for those killer, giant squid.
They're known to congregate in Chickasha.
Very funny! 😂
Srsly, more reason for me to enjoy the sand and the water coming up over my toes as I sit on the beach.
I used to be a huge fan of going way out,
(that would be New Smyrna Beach in Fl on the Atlantic) but knowledge has me beached these days, well that and sharks. 😂
My nephew and family went to Florida during February break, sitting on the beach and watching sharks right off the coast. Eeeks.3 -
I love the way the sheep backs up to get a better run. 😂
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I try not to post gifs but sometimes they’re so cute!
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I used to be a huge fan of going way out,
(that would be New Smyrna Beach in Fl on the Atlantic) but knowledge has me beached these days, well that and sharks. 😂
I'm originally from Orlando and that was my old stomping ground. We once spent a week in NSB during a hurricane. We were stubborn enough not to leave and thankfully it wasn't too bad. Lots of shells on the beach after it moved through. Always went there and Daytona Beach Shores, Ormond, Melbourne, etc. Love those beaches. Never saw a shark, though. We still go back each time we visit family in the area.1 -
diamondgirl0314 wrote: »I used to be a huge fan of going way out,
(that would be New Smyrna Beach in Fl on the Atlantic) but knowledge has me beached these days, well that and sharks. 😂
I'm originally from Orlando and that was my old stomping ground. We once spent a week in NSB during a hurricane. We were stubborn enough not to leave and thankfully it wasn't too bad. Lots of shells on the beach after it moved through. Always went there and Daytona Beach Shores, Ormond, Melbourne, etc. Love those beaches. Never saw a shark, though. We still go back each time we visit family in the area.
My ex grew up in Winter Park so all our vacations were there.
Love NSB. ❤️0 -
My ex grew up in Winter Park
Know it well.
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Lenticular clouds6 -
Looks 3D but it’s flat farmland in eastern Colorado during the winter.8 -
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I had no idea chickens can be affectionate. 🤷🏼♀️8 -
Blue Morpho, Mex, Central and South America
Sunset Moth, Madagascar
Emerald Swallowtail, SE Asia
Eighty-Eight Butterfly, N, C, S America
And my favorite, Crimson Rose,
India, Sri Lanka
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Oregon, a man turned it into his home.6
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