Anthony Javaid

Three New Jersey residents had a surprising, too-close encounter with a huge humpback whale that jumped out of the sea right next to their 19-foot boat. The force of the massive creature’s lifting from the water shook the boat and knocked over a fish into its bottom. “Holy sh*t, holy sh*t, holy sh*t,” said Paul … Read more

When we think of parrots, we usually think of them as birds that are green, red or blue in color. However, the types of parrots are much more diverse than you might think. Have you heard of Pesquet’s parrot, which is also known as the Dracula parrot? Dracula parrots have a short tail and are … Read more

Being a mother is one of the biggest responsibility one can bestow upon themselves, so it’s no wonder that becoming one can change you physically and psychologically. To highlight this change, Lithuanian photographer Vaida Razmislavičė created a project called “Becoming a mother” where she photographed women before and after becoming mothers. More info: vaidaphoto.com | Facebook | Instagram

This zebra foal was born with spots instead of the characteristic stripes of the species. A rare baby, the spotted baby zebra has become an online sensation and has increased tourism in Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve. The polka dot appearance comes from a genetic disorder called pseudo-melanism where animals display an abnormality in their … Read more

When you think about it, the real world is almost as magical as it is depicted in cartoons and fantasy movies. The late independent scientist, Andreas Kay, shot the above video of the Ecuadorian Nymph. Kay, who explored Ecuador’s biodiversity while alive, captured the video as the puffy insect ran around on his finger. This flatid … Read more

NASA has previously captured the unearthly sounds of the solar system, through radio emissions that scientists have converted into sound waves. The recordings are processed from interactions between solar wind and the ionospheres of each planet, then converted to audio. Hear the chilling cacophony of plasma waves, the mighty bellow of Jupiter, the gusty howl of … Read more

Mountain Goats Don’t Give A Sh*t About Your Gravity Ice Mold Staying In Place After Driving Away Pic Of Noodles At -60°C: Concordia Research Station, Antarctica Bro, Do You Even Inertia? Windy Day In The Northeast Caused These Icicles To Form Sideways Who Needs Thumbs, When You’ve Got Things Handled The Way My Cup Broke

In this amazing close-up we see the hand of 6-year-old gorilla, Anaka, known for her unique pink pigmentation on her fingers. The rose gives her hand a striking appearance, similar to that of a human. The photograph of Anaka’s hand highlights its finer details. From it, we can see the creases in her fingers and … Read more

It is amazing to think how alike humans and animals can sometimes be and I’m not talking about physical appearance. Animals continue to surprise us and inspire us with their mental capacity for things that we often find uniquely human. You know, things like emotion, empathy, the capacity for creativity and so on. Believe it … Read more

Wayne Easton braved the elements to capture an interesting natural phenomenon: the Mahlongwa River in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, breaking its bank and cutting a new channel to the Indian Ocean. It all started with one drop of water. Watch the part 1 & part 2 below: