There’s no telling what you’ll run across in your daily life that is truly an outdoor oddity. During a cold winter morning, a man comes across a patch of grass on a tree in Nogales, Arizona. Upon closer examination, that patch of grass is totally something odd.
Author: Joe Beitler
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Ants sometimes act like a liquid, other times a solid
Fire ants aren’t that odd but their behavior certainly is. Fire ants are a scourge of the southern United States. Wikipedia says: “in the US the FDA estimates that more than $5 billion is spent annually on medical treatment, damage, and control in Red Imported Fire Ant infested areas. Furthermore, the ants cause approximately $750 million in damage annually to agricultural assets, including veterinarian bills and livestock loss, as well as crop loss.” They are an invader species and truly a pest.
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Depressing image of a zoo in Russia
Here’s a depressing picture of a bear in an enclosure in Russia.
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Bull Sharks Caught in the Potomac
The Potomac is a river on the Eastern seaboard of the United States that runs north from the Atlantic towards Washington, DC. Catching a shark, any shark, in these waters — very brackish if not very fresh water — is very rare.
Bull Shark Caught in the Potomac Of course, the first thing you should do is kill it and then string it up on a fork list. Then, take pictures!
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Bioluminescence make one cool beach.
Bioluminescent bloom on a deserted beach in the Maldives. How cool is this?
BRILLIANT PHOTO OF BIOLUMINESCENT PLANKTON
