自然

Have you ever seen an ermine before? 🤍🤎 In summer the ermine is brown, with a whitish throat, chest, and belly. In colder climates the winter coat is white, except for the black tail tip. In moderately cold climates the fur becomes only partly white! Beautiful shots by @markian.b Information from Brittanica 

发现

Marty Raney, then and now 🪓 We’re celebrating 40 years of Discovery, and we want to hear your favorite Marty memory! #HomesteadRescue #40YearsOfDiscovery 

发现

📍Puente Nuevo, Ronda, Spain 📸: James O'Neil #Spain #landscape #Malaga 

奇妙的地方

Discover the Seychelles. Sugar-white sands, turquoise waters, and the kind of sunsets that stay with you forever. 🌅🏝️ This is paradise — and it’s calling. #Seychelles #IslandEscape #BarefootLuxury #TravelDreams 

EarthPix

@jani_jogi786 Snake 🐍 charmer 

美丽的目的地

@iampcast takes us through Rome, the city just crowned the most walkable in the world! 🇮🇹👣 From the Colosseum to the Pantheon, and Baroque squares in between, Rome is basically one giant open-air museum—made to be explored step by step. With its flat, easy-to-navigate center and iconic sights around every corner, this city was built for walking. 🏛️🍦 What’s your favorite spot in Rome? 

国家地理

Many cannabis users swear by the drug’s capacity for pain relief but experts say the evidence for it is “questionable”—and it may just be the placebo effect. It may seem like it doesn’t matter whether the positive results people experience in cannabis trials derive from taking the drug or thinking they did, as long as their pain is diminished. However, researchers say that isn't the case. “It’s not enough to know that something is working. We need to know why it is working to best help patients,” says Karin Jensen, who spearheaded the study and is a researcher in the pain neuroimaging lab at Sweden’s Karolinska Institute. Could the perceived benefits be more about expectation than the drug itself? Find out more at the link in bio. Photo illustration by Kurt Mutchler 

国家地理

Bats have extraordinary hearing, navigating the world by listening to the sound waves of their own calls bouncing off nearby objects. But did you know that fringe-lipped bats also listen to frog and toad mating calls to help them hunt? A skill learned through trial and error, this species can even tell which toads are safe to eat and which are toxic. Learn more about fringe-lipped bats and their impressive ears at the link in bio. Photographs by Grant Maslowski 

国家地理

Have you ever seen a Strawberry Moon? What about the Lagoon Nebula? 🌌 Each new month brings with it stellar new sights to see, and this June is no different. From close-range meteors to an unusually clear view of Venus, there’s something for every stargazer in June—and prime conditions in which to see them too. Head to the link in bio for your guide to June’s most exciting night sky events. Photograph by Alan Dyer, VW Pics/Science Photo Library