Mad Bird Tornado
Bird whirlwinds look like a dream, but this creepy visual effect is natural. The photograph was taken by an amateur photographer, and although no one knows exactly what makes up this living tornado, it is believed that it was caused by starlings, a notorious bird that flies in dense flocks of birds known as murmurs. This formation helps reduce the amount of energy that starlings need to release in order to travel and move, and large groups of weird people like these can protect them from predators. When starlings move in flocks like this, the entire pattern changes with one bird.
You won't want to get lost on this country road in Northern Ireland
This haunting photo of the road and crooked trees may look like still footage from a horror movie, but this shady tree tunnel can be found on Brega Road in Antrim, Northern Ireland. This row of beech trees was planted by the Stewart family in the eighteenth century with the aim of creating a magnificent entrance to their Georgian mansion. In 1775, James Stewart planted 150 beech trees in two parallel rows, creating an amazing path to their estate. As the years passed, the trees grew together, and their branches formed an unforgettable tunnel.
Goose has multiple rows of teeth
The goose is already terrifying, and the multi-row teeth have brought a whole new dimension to these angry birds. While those sharp spikes may look like teeth, they are actually a type of cartilage called atoms. This tough cartilage functions similarly to that of teeth, but without tooth enamel, they grow directly from the beak. Goose's atomic teeth are as sharp and hard as regular teeth, and if you're not careful, they can take a chunk of meat from you, so you should do your best to avoid provoking it.
Spiders cocoon in trees during floods
After the monsoon hit Pakistan in 2010, the river overflowed its banks, causing insects to seek refuge as much as possible. Spiders hide in trees, weaving silky webs around leaves and branches.
Locals have never seen anything like this, and the net-covered trees look eerie.
The Black TimberWolf prepares to attack
When you're out hiking, the last thing you want to see is such a face. Black Timberwolves aren't born despicable, but they don't want you to run free on their territory. Although these canines look terrible, they actually have a side to the company. According to Reader's Digest, a prospector rescued a group of wolf cubs from somewhere in Alaska and returned them to their mother to help them recover, and the animals remember him years after the incident.
The bearded vulture, the strongest bird, can easily become the pet of a supervillain
Pink, yellow or white various bearded vultures, also known as bearded vultures or vultures, are birds of prey that, along with Egyptian vultures, are considered old world vultures. These birds were truly terrifying, their feathers stained red by the blood of the animals they ate, and the rotting bones they swallowed. In some cases, the bird will look for the carcass, dropping it from extremely high altitudes, crushing it into swallowable pieces. Although they are absolutely frightening, the birds are also monogamous, with a lonely female eagle joining a pre-existing couple to create a new polygamous family.
A snowy owl prepares to cook
Oddly enough, the two birds would get people close enough to take good pictures with their cameras, while in many cases the snowy owl would eat ducks, which was odd. These aren't odd bird friends who have forged unusual connections in the animal kingdom, but it's always fascinating to see such partnerships take place. Of course, it's entirely possible that it's just sitting on its prey and waiting for the others to leave so it can eat quietly.
King of the Seas
The great white shark is one of the deadliest predators on the planet, and once it finds its prey, it will eat whatever it wants. Few people who come face to face with these deep-sea monsters survive.
The bald eagle is the master of the sky and the top predator
Found only in North America, the bald eagle is a majestic creature with a wingspan of up to 2.1 meters. An adult eagle can soar at an altitude of more than 3,000 meters at a speed of 48 km/h. These beautiful birds can live up to 30 years in the wild, and of all the birds in the sky, they are undoubtedly the most impressive. When it comes to prey, they can see the trajectory of the prey clearly from several kilometers away.
Cthulhu or seaweed? Do you want to know what it is?
Although we know more about what's in the ocean today, for a moment you might think that these waves are filled with creatures with thousands of tentacles. We know it's seaweed, but when you see something like this, it's hard not to be scared. The ocean is full of seaweed and all kinds of dregs, but it's rare to see the sea roll up so much marine debris and take it away in the form of giant waves. Can you imagine what it's like to swim into the waves like this? Even if there isn't a giant octopus or anything like that in the water, it's disgusting to let that stuff rush into you.
Small towns in Central Texas have bird problems
As autumn temperatures drop, birds migrate from the north to areas with warmer climates in the south. Some went to Mexico, some went to Florida, and many went to Texas. Migratory birds fly at night, the air is cool and calm, and there are fewer predators waiting for them. Migratory birds fly together, so when a bird rests, they all rest – which has led to the town's transformation from a quaint little village into a completely apocalyptic. Towns in central Texas are not only known for being covered with birds, but they are also frequently bothered by crickets in the spring.
Gecko eyes
The enchanting eye belongs to the Tokai gecko, a lizard native to Southeast Asia, and despite its small size, it is still one of the largest geckos you can find. These little things are not only cute, but they are also fast. They can sprint quickly to avoid capture, and can climb over walls, trees, and slippery rocks thanks to small suction cups at the soles of their feet covered with tiny hair-like protrusions at the ends of the splits. Some geckos even have retractable claws, so make sure you don't get tangled up with these little guys... Just in case.
The marmot realized it had been caught by a jackal
Do you know how it feels when you're caught wandering around the house wearing only your underwear? The groundhog's face revealed a very anthropomorphic fright. Unfortunately the marmot did not survive the attack.
Coyote cubs learn to howl
Everyone has to learn to howl —even coyote cubs. These "barking dogs" are known as the loudest of North American mammals. The howls of this animal include sharp howls, barks, and shouts, each meaning something different, giving them their own language. The adult coyotes' vocal repertoire contains eleven vocalizations, some of which are also emitted by puppies. These vocalizations are graded against each other, so they are divided into eleven types based on their different sounds, behavioral backgrounds, and physical characteristics.
The rising sun of the polar regions
Taking perfect photos of polar bears can be a daunting task, especially when the mission is using a camera that can freeze at any moment. To snap this photo that looks like a polar bear spitting fire, the photographer spent weeks on board waiting for the perfect moment.
The hyena matriarch fights a group of African wild dogs
Hyenas are one of the most feared animals in South Africa. Aside from the fact that everyone looks weird, they're the kind of animals that become completely devoid of martial arts in order to get whatever they want. Hyenas may be scavengers, and they are also top predators. They kill and steal prey, and although they are mostly haunted at night, they are known to also come out during the day, although they will be on defense at that time. African wild dogs are similar, and once these two close relatives meet, there will only be blood on the ground.
Was this moose struck by lightning?
Initially it was unclear what stained the moose, but it was reported that it was not struck by lightning but by a bear.
Sailfish are considered by scientists to be the fastest swimming marine creature in the world
While scientists and biologists dispute this, the sailfish is recognized as one of the fastest swimming animals in the world. Sailfish can peak at speeds of 112 km/h, which means they are on the highway as if they were in the ocean. One animal scientists argue about running faster than sailfish is the cheetah. This long-billed fish is packed in flocks and feeds on smaller fish, crustaceans and cephalopods.
The larvae of the yellow box fish are dazzling bright yellow, but this color will gradually disappear in adulthood
This aquatic cheese block is a young yellow box fish. When these creatures are young, their whole body is a stunning bright yellow, although their color fades as they age. Yellow box fish live near coral reefs in warm waters, and when they are attacked, they release a neurotoxin called tetrodotoxin, which can wipe out deadly predators and any fish in the area. Even if predators bite a box fish in their mouth, they usually spit them out because their toxins are so terrible.
The power of nature
When most people think of the ocean, they think of rest and relaxation, but those people have never felt the power of the tides. The ocean is one of the most powerful and terrifying things on Earth. With the combination of tides and weather patterns, waves can burst at heights of 23 meters or more. Admittedly, the waves shown in the picture are not what you would see on a normal beach, but in the middle of a hurricane or typhoon. If you find yourself bound by such a great wave, the best thing to do is to hold on and pray.
Microscopic observation of bee stingers and wasp stingers
No one wants to choose between a bee sting and a wasp needlestick, and they're both painful, but the tip of the bee sting is five times softer than the bottom, which makes it easier to pierce a person's skin. The researchers looked at how to make medical needles more like bee stingers, a change that could make it easier for people to get needles.
This is not an alien spacecraft, but a bloated whale carcass floating in the sea
When an animal dies in the wild, it breaks down and disappears, as if it never existed, but what happens when the largest animal on Earth dies? When whales die, they start to break down like anything else, but the bacteria in their stomachs create heat and gas that builds up and causes the animal to swell like a giant balloon — that's what you see in this picture. Soon, the pressure became too great, the corpse exploded, and the internal organs and flesh were everywhere.
Breathtaking volcanic lightning phenomenon
The wonders of nature are limitless, and one of the craziest things that happens in the world is volcanic lightning. It is both beautiful and dangerous, but it doesn't happen every time a volcano erupts . Volcanic eruptions occur as hot lava moves upward through the Earth's crust. Most of the time, these eruptions erupt in a slow and polite manner, only sometimes it is explosive. These explosions spew large amounts of volcanic ash into the air, at which point you are most likely to see volcanic lightning. This rarity has been observed for a long time, so it's not impossible that you'll see it, and stay safe as you explore volcanoes.
A thick plume of smoke rises in the Australian outback
Fires that nearly devastated Australia destroyed many parts of the country, with New South Wales and Victoria being the most affected. More than 2,000 homes in NSW were destroyed, forcing thousands of people to be left homeless. Bushfires have been raging on the island's mainland, with the fire that began in September 2019 being the deadliest ever.
Compete with the death gaze of the giant crocodile
Ordinary crocodiles and alligators are scary enough, while nature's giant crocodiles are even more daunting. A giant crocodile was found on the Nile, and he was known as "Gustav". The Nile crocodile is a man-eater whose as many as 300 victims suffered a terrible fate while walking on the banks of the Ruziz River. No one knows exactly how big Gustav was, it is said that it is more than 5.5 meters long and weighs more than 0.9 tons.
The mynah obscured the sky over Rome
Rome is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, but every autumn the sky is filled with starlings. These little songbirds poured into the city from frigid Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, and it is believed that nearly four million of these birds flee to Italy each year and completely cover the sky. If you notice, the horizon of this photo shows the afterglow of the sunset in faded blue and orange, trying to break through the hard-to-penetrate bird fog. There was no way to avoid such a thing, they just came to the city, and the Romans could only endure it.
A house that was frozen after a snowstorm
Harsh winter conditions have made this house in Webster, New York, freeze like an igloo, but it's not just the cold, it's caused by a variety of factors. The fierce winds mixed with the moisture of the surrounding lakes, covering the house in ice, turning it into a frozen palace. To prevent this from happening, the house must be protected by a retaining wall or you don't live near a huge body of water where the temperature drops to freezing.
You've heard of waterfalls, but what about Sand Falls?
The Middle East Sand Falls are actually a fairly new thing that has struck places like Saudi Arabia, and the cause of which is thought to be climate change. When sand pours over the cliff like water, a sand waterfall occurs. This phenomenon is considered a myth, and these sand waterfalls often occur on dry riverbeds and can flood after heavy rains. The water carries a lot of sand, giving the impression that sand flows like water.
This kid will never forget his trip to the zoo
As the boy was getting ready to take a picture, the tiger stood up and prepared to attack. The boy smiled, and the tiger jumped up, and the only thing that stopped it from bringing the child in was the tempered glass.