#wanderlust adventures

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Laura and Maddox, the nature-centered, adventurous duo, are getting ready to embark on an exciting journey into the beauty of Sulani! 🌴🌊

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Everything was green, somewhere at the side of the road on the Isle of Skye

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Yearning for adventure

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If the Sun is at Gateway of India, Mumbai

Scaled down model of our Solar System, assuming the Sun is at Getway of India, Apolla Bundar, Mumbai, then the following national parks all over India will be where the planets be!

[alexmurison]

Little puffin just cruising on the wind

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"In order to write about life, first you must live it." - Ernest Hemingway

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Forest trails, Latemse Meersen, Flanders, Belgium

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Cenote Il-Kil / Mexico (Matheus Ribeiro).

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Relax your mind

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Trail Views | Olympic National Forest

[alexmurison]

Autumn at the Fairy Glen, Eryri National Park

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" The Bodygard " //© Alex Pham

This black and white whale accompanying the mother and baby is an “escort”. Escorts have a funny role in Humpback society. They are not the fathers of the calves. Instead, they are (usually) other males who are hanging around for the chance to potentially mate with the female. The “good” escorts can play a protective role, keeping the calf and mum safe from predators like Orcas or False Killer Whales. The “bad” ones may actually harass the female and disrupt the calf’s nursing in their zeal to try to mate. As far as I can tell, our man here is being an upstanding gentleman. The thing I am most fascinated by though are the reports that there are occasional female escorts as well. I would love to find out more about how frequent this is and why it occurs. Why would other female Humpbacks do this? Please let me know if anyone has insights!

Music: © Scott Wills - Somewhere Before Tomorrow