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Meet Fábio Gomes Trindade, a street artist from Brazil, recognized by his afro hair murals. The artist picks empty walls with trees above them to draw portraits of women, men, or children in a way that the tree represents their hair. The artist sometimes chooses to paint portraits where the tree is absent, in hopes that it will inspire people to plant them. Fábio has gained a huge following from all over the world on Instagram due to his vivid artworks. One of his murals, Fabio dedicated to Rihanna and the resemblance is uncanny!

The following is what is usually said about bees; they are black and yellow. This blue bee, which is widely shared on the internet, seems to break this generalization.

We can all agree that 2020 is a truly disastrous year.

If you think the winters are really cold wherever you live, think again after checking out these photos of winter in the Northern hemisphere. The temperatures usually drop below zero, but luckily we have some brave people that were able to take gorgeous photos of winter. Enjoy this gallery we put together for you with a cup of hot chocolate!

The surface of the Earth is largely covered by water. Oceans regulate the atmosphere and approximately 50-85% of the world’s oxygen comes from the oceans thanks to phytoplanktons. Oceans also absorb millions of tons of carbon dioxide and thus, successfully cool down the atmosphere. Unfortunately, the increase in greenhouse gases has been ruining that. The climate around the world is getting warmer and warmer, and the fish are shrinking in size due to this since sea surface temperatures also increase.

Our Earth is undergoing radical change with regards to the climate. The ice caps are melting, hurricanes and storms are getting harsher and harsher, a couple of locations are experiencing greater flooding, wildfires are turning into much more common occurrences, extreme droughts are eliminating entire water sources- the list just goes on and on. Today, a lot of organizations and institutions are keeping an eye on what’s going on on our planet climate-wise, and NASA is one of the most important ones out there. Throughout the years, NASA has been watching more than thousands of locations around the world using its space tech, searching for signs of climate change. Because of these reasons, they launched the website called the Images Of Change where they show the comparison photos of various places on Earth, focusing on melting glaciers, results of wildfires, deforestation, extreme droughts, and a couple of other phenomena.

All of us have seen paintings of artists and seen their brilliant imagination expressed on a canvas, and thought to ourselves, where is this craziness coming from. We are used to the ordinary, peaceful, and calming nature we usually turn to soothe our soul, but nature can actually go way beyond that at times. That painting of an artist we see on a canvas can get even wilder in real life, and if you still need proof, we’re here to give you exactly that! Just check out the gallery below we have put together for you to understand what we’re talking about much better.

We’re sharing our planet with lots of other species and it’s mind-blowing to learn about them. Even though we have very advanced technology today, there’s a lot to discover and we still don’t know all the animal or plant species out there. Thus, we get to learn something new every day. So today, we’re going to help you improve your knowledge about the world you’re living in. In the gallery below, you’re going to find 10 peculiar flowers found in the wild that we believe many of you haven’t seen or heard of. Would you even dream of having flowers shaped like baby bats, or Bratz doll lips? But they exist! However, it’s unlikely for you to come across them on your casual outdoor walk. They’re difficult to find, but that’s why they’re perfect to show us how magical nature can be. So without further ado, just scroll down and enjoy our gallery!

Due to the heavy rains in the region, wolf spiders, and money spiders around Yinnar which is a rural community in central Gippsland, Victoria, Australia migrated to this nearby park using a technique called ‘ballooning’. They covered the entire park in spider webs and the photos of the result will send shivers down your spine!

This project that’s called Frontals contains bird photos the ecologist, filmmaker, and photographer Ruurd Jelle van der Leij has been collecting for more than ten years. When he takes a series of photos of a single bird, the photographer always gets a frontal shot of the bird or two in between. So, he found out these frontal shots made the birds look entirely different. That was when he decided to focus on them and make sure he would have at least one frontal shot in each of his series. He then realized some birds started to look like cartoon characters, while some looked ridiculous and funny. He observed a big change in waders in particular since they tend to have long bills not visible from the front. The photographer is obviously familiar with the bird species, but frontals can hide some extreme characteristics of the birds when you don’t know them. Owls and birds of prey look at you from a frontal view, that’s the normal way for them, so they’re only fun when they twist their heads. According to him, only spoonbills are indeed much prettier when they show their great bill with yellow spots and tufted heads. Frontals also allow you to create extraordinary compositions, from a photogenic perspective. You need to understand the “Less is more” philosophy works great with frontal birds. So, here in this gallery, you’re going to find some examples of this project. We guarantee you that they’re going to change the way you’re looking at birds!

Meet Robert Irwin, a 14-year-old award-winning photographer, and scientist. He is also the son of Steve Irwin, who is also known as “Crocodile Hunter”, and it seems like he follows in his dad’s footsteps by raising environmental awareness. 

If you’re an animal lover, you’re in for a treat because we have incredible animals on this list such as capybaras, llamas, toucans, and other lovely creatures that you’ve never seen before!