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“Nature Is Weird”: 50 Interesting Pics And Facts About Mother Nature Shared By This Account
Now that everyone is obsessed with technology, from AI to space travel, we rarely look at what’s right in front of our noses.
So this time, we are taking a walk through Mother Nature, where you find bizarre deep sea creatures, the weirdest flowers, and breathtaking fungi. Thanks to the Twitter page “Nature Is Weird,” which boasts more than 100k followers, we have an excellent source for this miscellaneous entertainment.
According to the page’s bio, it’s dedicated to “tweeting the strangest plants, fungi, animals & geological formations nature has to offer!” so get ready to see some marvels of nature you have probably never heard about.
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Whiskey Tango Delicious 3 years ago
Ancient wisdom, bestow upon me the meaning of life. .. *Ruff* ...sage wisdom you have.
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David Paterson 3 years ago
Scorpions fluoresce in UV light. That is, they emit blue light when UV shines on them. I don't think they emit UV light.
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Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 3 years ago
Also, Wave Rock, Western Australia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTdDO_mKTTA
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
Is this the cave where you die from overheating if you stay too long?
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David Paterson 3 years ago
Shiver with fear. There's probably a humongous thunderstorm above that.
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David Paterson 3 years ago
Although the Platypus and Echidna look totally different, their skeletons have surprising similarities. The duck bill of the platypus is the same structure as the snout of the echidna. And if look at Miocene fossil skulls, the Echidna had a noticeably broader snout, looking closer to a duck-bill.
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HelluvaHedgehogAlien 3 years ago
I think I remember that a species of goats die because their horns slowly grow to impale their skulls…
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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
I've walked among these at low tide! I always thought the poking up roots would be hard and sharp, but they're actually quite soft.
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Mari Balot 3 years ago
I hope humans don't come up with stupid ideas again. Like remember the forest? Yeah me neither >_>
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QuirkyKittyGirl 3 years ago
My grandmother had a bleeding heart plant/bush that was taller than me (5’ 1”)!
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Mari Balot 3 years ago
That's the first time I've read that a flower parasitized a fungus. Normally it was always the other way around so...Go little flower! :D
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Weasel Wise 3 years ago
Of course those little critters have to claim all the coolest wins: oldest animal on Earth, most badāss eggs.
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Refugee Pups 3 years ago
Silk cotton trees are from the Americas. The Ta Prohm trees are probs Tetrameles. There's debate (weirdly), but I'd go for Tetrameles cuz they're native and those huge trees are old.
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Mari Balot 3 years ago
Clicking on the "article" thinking you can see the last pic. My brain fooled me good there xD
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Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago
According to google Slow Worm is neither worm nor snake but a kind of legless lizards.
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Apatheist Account2 3 years ago
This is why we haven't met aliens yet - they came to study us, and there's so much fascinating stuff in nature, they haven't got round to dull old humans.
Margaret H 3 years ago
It seems orchids are winning in the weird category. There are so many examples here.
Apatheist Account2 3 years ago
This is why we haven't met aliens yet - they came to study us, and there's so much fascinating stuff in nature, they haven't got round to dull old humans.
Margaret H 3 years ago
It seems orchids are winning in the weird category. There are so many examples here.
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