马库斯

A magic ride in the rain and sun 🚂🌦️ 📌 Brienz Rothorn, Switzerland 🇨🇭 📸 See more Switzerland at @swissaround #switzerland #swissaround #brienz #rainy #stormy #heavenonearth #swiss #swissalps #nature #hikingadventures #suisse #outdoor #travelling #reisen #travel 

环游世界

Marzamemi, Sicily ❤️🇮🇹 (One of Italy’s most charming hidden gems - save this for your next trip!) As the sun goes down, this little fishing village transforms into pure magic: glowing lights, cozy piazzas, romantic seaside restaurants, and the scent of summer in the air. 🌅 Wander through the cobbled streets, stop for aperitivo, and enjoy dinner under the stars - it’s one of those places you’ll want to come back to again and again. ✨ Dining tips: Taverna La Cialoma, Liccamuciula, Campisi Marzamemi 🍽️ 

环游世界

Mallorca Travel Guide 🌞 (⬇️ Save this for your next summer trip!) 🏖 Best Beaches - Cala del Moro - Cala S’Almunia - Cala Llombards - Cala Figuera - Cala Santanyí - Cala Pì - Cala Mesquida - Es Trenc 🌸 Towns & Villages - Sóller - Deià - Valldemossa - Santanyí - Ses Salines - Fornalutx - Alcúdia - Palma Old Town 🤩 Things to Do - Boat tour to Sa Calobra & Torrent de Pareis - Wine tasting at Bodega Son Juliana - Hiking in Serra de Tramuntana - Sunset drinks at Café Miró, La Residencia - Kayak in Cala Santanyí 🍴 Best Restaurants - Mar at St. Regis Mardavall - El Olivo at La Residencia - Xelini, Deià - Nama Restaurant, Deià - Ca’s Patro March, Cala Deià - Cassai Restaurant, Ses Salines - Café Drac, Cala Santanyí - Bar Abaco cocktail Palma ✨ Useful Tips - Best time to visit: May, June and September are perfect for fewer crowds + great weather - Getting around: Renting a car is essential to explore the island freely - many beaches and villages are not easily reachable by public transport - Beach tips: Go early in the morning to the most famous coves (Cala del Moro, Cala S’Almunia, Cala Llombards) to avoid crowds and find parking Tag someone you’d travel to Mallorca with! 😍 

约翰·德廷

These surface level glacier rivers are a rather beautiful phenomenon on this sunny day in Alaska 😍 

瓦伦·阿迪亚

We are the biggest fools ! I noticed something in the wild. You won’t have time to read this. This is for the very few who will ❤️ But today THIS year ! Storms will drown cities. Floods will erase homes. Heatwaves will kill. Not someday. Now. Do you see the last horizon? And we? We’ll still fight over language, pride, and belief while nature silently prepares to end us. The last horizon. I watched a honeybee pause. It waited. Confused. The sun hadn’t risen like it used to. The last horizon. That’s when it hit me a small shift in weather can shatter everything. No pollination → No crops → No seeds, no fruits → No birds, no insects → No balance. And no not even you. The last call. One small change in the weather. One silent break in the wild. And everything falls apart. The last horizon. A mistimed rain. A sun that shines too long. A frost that comes too soon. That’s all it takes. Not decades; one season. One storm. The last call. And yet, while ecosystems collapse, we argue over borders, beliefs, and pride. The last horizon. THIS year — not in 2100 — we’ll face floods, droughts, and nature’s final warnings. Do you see the last horizon? You won’t have time to read this. But if the bees are confused tomorrow, we’re already too late. The last photograph. The last call. Before it all goes away. These photographs captured in the wild; at the edge of the last horizon. #thelasthorizon #environmentday #climatechange #varunaditya #varunadityaphotography #EnvironmentDay #nature #naturelovers #naturelover #wild #wildlife #wildlifephotography #wildlifephotographer #animal #amimals #photography #photographer 

伊朗风景

🖤 ‎‏#Iran #ایران ‎#Tonekabon #تنکابن ©️ : @Ehsan.Nikfarjam 

澳大利亚

Happy World Environment Day 🌏🫶 From our reefs to our rainforests, mountains, and deserts we’re proud to be home to a whole host of one-of-a-kind landscapes. One of the best ways to experience our unique environments is with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities, the Traditional Custodians who have cared for these regions for over 65,000 years. Make new mates and memories as you explore our landscapes through a fresh lens, learn ancient wisdoms, sample native foods and adventure to unreal places. 🏝️: Join @yura_tours to spend a day exploring art, wilderness and wildlife on Minjerribah (@northstraddieisland), @visitbrisbane, @queensland ❤️: Learn about Luritja and Pertame bush foods, medicine and cultural practices with Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience and Tours in @visitcentralaus, @ntaustralia 🚁: Helicopter to ancient rock art sites with @jarramali_rock_art_tours in Laura, @tropicalnorthqueensland, @queensland 🌊: Take to the water with the world’s first stand up paddle boarders alongside @wajaanayaam in @coffscoastnsw, @visitnsw 🎵: Hear a didgeridoo played in ancient caves with @koomaldreaming in @margaretriver, @westernaustralia 🛥️: Cruise through a World Heritage-listed landscape with @kakadutourism in @tourismtopend, @ntaustralia 🏖️: Wander a coastal mountain trail with @jellurgal as you learn about @experiencegoldcoast’s rich Aboriginal history in @queensland 🌴: Delve into the practices and traditions of Ngarinyin Country with Injiid Marlabu at @elquestro, @westernaustralia #SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGday #DiscoverAboriginalExperiences #ThisIsQueensland #NTAustralia #FeelNSW #WATheDreamState ID: A series of photos and videos show people exploring landscapes with Aboriginal guides, including islands, the outback, rock faces covered in art, waterways, caves, coastal trails and bushland. 

自然主义

Thoughts & Prayers 📽 by @marco.corda96 The natural world just happens to be a place where death is so frequent, that to mourn every untimely demise would be all consuming. Survival is prioritised over grief because it has to be. Case and point: this dead duck, suspended in midair by a dormant winter branch, is seen as an opportunity to refuel by those who still carry the sigil of the living, rather than a sacred monument to remember the dead. You want to talk about privilege, let's talk about having the opportunity to properly mourn our own dead without worrying about being next on the ol’ chopping block. Animals carry the pain of loss but it very quickly gets whittled down to a muted soreness, pushed down and eventually out entirely for their own safety. To dwell on the loss would be to prioritise something that cannot help them get through the day. Overall, the wilderness looks at death as opening a door rather than closing one, and while the grief is ever present, it can only get in the way of the true goal: to persist and endure - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nature Is Metal is powered by you! Did you record a wild video that you would like to get featured here? natureismetal.com/submissions is the absolute best place to send it. Our team checks the submission page daily 

哈勃太空望远镜

You're looking at years of Hubble observations taken of Saturn. Thanks to Hubble's long-spanning mission, the telescope can keep a close eye on planets in our solar system, tracking how they change over time. This baseline, long-term information helps astronomers understand Saturn's atmospheric dynamics and evolution. Why do these Saturn images seem so "Warhol-esque"? This is real data from multiple Hubble filters, mapped onto colors perceptible to the human eye. Each filter combination emphasizes subtle differences in cloud altitude or composition. Music credit: "Neon Trap" by Sebastian Barnaby Robertson [BMI] Jacob Paul Turner [BMI] Jeffrey Losanto [BMI] via Killer Tracks [BMI] and Universal Production Music #NASA #Hubble #Saturn #space #science #astronomy #universe #cosmos #telescope #planet