In this amusing clip from the BBC documentary nature series The Secret Life Of Primates: Baboons, British zoologist Charlotte Uhlenbroek narrates as a troop of facially expressive baboons check out their reflections for the first time.
UK-based artist, Helen Musselwhite (@paperhelen) creates mesmerizing paper sculptures to capture the essence of nature. They can be used for everything, from just decor to even snowboard designs... just take a look for yourself!
As smart as we humans may think we are, many of us would probably be surprised to discover exactly how crafty Mother Nature can really be. Here we've compiled a Where's Waldo-like collection featuring "When You See It" style photos of nature at its best. We've included directions to help you find whatever is hidden in each, just in case you need to peak. That said, get ready for a mind blowing trip into the wilds of nature.
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"The art of flying" is a short film about "murmurations": the mysterious flights of the Common Starling. It is still unknown how the thousands of birds are able to fly in such dense swarms without colliding. Every night the starlings gather at dusk to perform their stunning air show. Because of the relatively warm winter of 2014/2015, the starlings stayed in the Netherlands instead of migrating southwards. This gave filmmaker Jan van IJken the opportunity to film one of the most spectacular and amazing natural phenomena on earth.
Turning to Mother Nature, Nikolai Tolstyh cuts various animal silhouettes on paper and chooses natural backdrops to complete his artwork, which he then photographs to share on Instagram. Via: Creative Boom
From frog tongues to fly tongues, these are the most outrageous tongues you'll find in the animal kingdom.
