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13 Amazing Viral Nature Pictures That Are Actually Fake 

 If there's one thing that Twitter likes, in addition to arguments and snarky jokes, it's awe-inspiring images of our planet. And there's a huge number of accounts trying to serve that need.

You can't miss them on Twitter — especially since image previews came in, making their retweet-bait increasingly unavoidable. You might not even have realiz,ed that they're all different accounts. @Earth_Pics is probably the leader of the pack, with almost 1.5 million followers, but there's plenty of competition for the crown, most with hundreds of thousands of followers. There's @EarthPix, @earthposts, @ThatsEarth, @EarthBeauties, @ItsEarthPics, and the creatively named @EaarthPics. Then you've got @FascinatingPics and @FascinatingPix, which aren't the same thing. And @Natgeopix, which has nothing to do with National Geographic, and @GoogleEarthPics, which is nothing to do with Google.
The thing about all these accounts is that most of them tweet the exact same content — the same images as one other, with word-for-word identical descriptions — over and over again. They're like visual spam. Mostly they just tweet massively oversaturated pictures of landscapes with no photographer attribution. But the other thing about them is that they never bother to check if the pictures are actually real...

1. "Lenticular clouds over Mount Fuji, Japan."

 

it's photoshopped . :-

 

 

Here's the original. :- 

2. "Rainbow meets Tornado"

 

3. "Solar Eclipse and Milky Way seen from ISS" :-

4. "Spectacular View of The Stars in Alaska"

This one seems to originate from an art forum, under the category "Fantasy/Landscape." :-

5. "Difference between day and night!" 

No single spacecraft or astronaut took this picture. It is a digital composite of archived images taken by several Earth-orbiting satellites and ocean-faring ships... This image is different from what an astronaut would see for reasons including a complete lack of clouds and an unrealistic exaggeration of lights and contrasts. The image has become both an internet wave in that it continues to circulate as an attachment to digital correspondence, and a modern urban legend. 

6. "They shot a 7m (+- 23ft), 1200kg crocodile..." 

The picture's probably real — but the description's wrong.

As Snopes says, the crocodile hadn't eaten any people, wasn't killed by villagers, was around 15 feet long, not 23 feet, and was in Zimbabwe, not Niger.

7. "Sunrise at the North Pole" 

As Phil Plait (again) points out, this is actually a photorealistic drawing by artist Inga Nielsen.

8. "Smeared skies, Lake Ontario, Canada" 

Brilliant image — but it's not one picture. It's hundreds of pictures layered over one other.

9. "Europe at Night"

Those aren't lights, and that's not a photo. It's a computer-generated visualization of social media activity. Look, here's North America:

10. "Frozen Tidal Wave In Antarctica" 

Nah. Actually ice deposits smoothed out by many years of melting and refreezing.

11. "Mystic Forest in The Netherlands"

 

No. Look. It's just a normal patch of land that's had the "Hue" setting in Photoshop changed. See, you can change it back really easily:

The picture was posted to Flickr by Dutch photographer Sander Copier. It's a shot of the grounds of Soestdijk Palace in Baarn, Utrecht (so it's not a forest, never mind being mystical). A quick check proves that the grass and trees there are, in fact, normal grass and tree color.

12. "This is an Inari Fox" 

IT'S A STUFFED TOY, YOU COCKWOMBLES.

13. "Baby Dragon" 

Yeah, OK, seems legit.

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Awesome Places To Go Whale Watching | Nature

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Awesome Places To Go Whale Watching

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One of the most fulfilling experiences on the open sea or any large body of water is by far the opportunity to go whale watching.
While out in the ocean you can see some of the most magnificent creatures of the deepest waters. These majestic beautiful creatures will show themselves in full and if you’re lucky enough you can catch them traveling in a large group.
Doing this activity by yourself is awesome, however, if you’re able to get a group together, it can be a fun and once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all parties involved. There really is a feeling that words can’t describe when you go whale watching.

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

This is a bit more of tropical option when it comes to whale watching. While you’re on vacation, you can enjoy this activity if tanning and going to the beach gets boring.


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Most Poisonous Plants: Wisteria

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Most Poisonous Plants: Wisteria

 

10 Most Poisonous Plants on Earth

December 28, 2016

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Here are some thoughts on the Most Poisonous Plants on Earth! Mother earth is sometimes strange; at times she is kind and humane like genuine mother, yet other times she can seem very harsh indeed.  Many plant species are beautiful but they have developed defensive mechanisms that can be deadly to other species including humans.
Pretty much everyone is naturally scared of snakes and spiders, but little do they know that there are attractive looking plants and also their blossoms that can be as dangerous as these serpents and crawlers.  Some reports say that there are greater than 100,000 people that get affected by dangerous plants annually.
So without further ado, here are the 10 Most Poisonous Plant on Earth that you should definitely try to stay away from.

1. Most Poisonous Plants: Wisteria

These are stunning looking purple blossoms that originate from Japan, some parts of USA as well as China but today found all around the world. The Wisteria is a creeping vine and the plant can be quite large with a thick trunk and vine branches that can extend as far as 60 ft. While the blossoms on it look fairly lovely, it is thought that entire plant is rather harmful; eating any part of the shrub can create the following:

• Migraine and headache
• Queasiness and nausea
• Fever and also diarrhea

The treatment to exposure however is quite simple consisting mainly of anti-nausea drugs.

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Why are we having so much trouble with the food supply?

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Why are we having so much trouble with the food supply?

It could be our growing love of technology. We can build a computer that previously only humans could do. But the technology we're using on our food could be harming people on a daily base. The problem seems to be humans are not machines. The human body is a complex organism that takes in food, sun, air and water. It absorbs what it eats and mostly discards the rest. Everything consumed becomes a complex interaction.

It all starts with some basic vitamins and minerals. The body is comprised of approximately four to six percent minerals. What the proper minerals, vitamins cannot function in the body. Vitamins are organic micronutrients essential to normal human metabolism. Each one performs an important function in the body and is necessary to maintain a proper balance. Most are not manufactured by the body and need to be

Hydrophilic minerals are the minerals used by our body. These are plant derived minerals which means they enter the plant through its root system. They are 200 to 2000 times smaller than metallic minerals. They are water soluble and easy to dissolve without digestion. The absorbs almost 100% of Hydrophilic minerals.

There are two different classifications of vitamins which are Fat Soluble and Water Soluble. The Fat Soluble vitamins are vitamin A, D, E and K. Fat soluble vitamins can be stored in the body. There are nine types of Water Soluble vitamins E. There are eight EC just the vitamin is in has identified B vitamins and vitamin C. Water Soluble vitamins cannot be stored by the body and must be replaced. These are just the vitamins that man has identified to date and there is no telling how many remain to be discovered.

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#Farm holidays: Get back to nature and wake up feeling fresh....

 

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There's a growing trend for seeking out farm experiences in our everyday lives. We're ordering farm-fresh vegetable boxes, we're visiting farm parks and shops, and tuning in to programmes such as Countryfile and Lambing Live. So it's no surprise that VisitEngland figures for 2014 show farms were the fastest-growing visitor attraction category, with tourist numbers up 10 per cent in a year.

As our appetite grows for everything outdoorsy, there is no better place to connect with how food is produced than at a working farm. Better still, stay on one during the bountiful autumn months to get a really good feel for the harvest season. Farm Stay UK is a good starting point. We are a not-for-profit co-operative of farmers, offering around a 1,000 different farm accommodation options throughout the country.
With so many fluctuating factors in farming, the opportunity for farmers to use the asset of their land has never been greater. Over the years had it not been for the opportunity to offer B&B, self-catering, and more recently "glamping", many farmers, especially tenant farmers, would have needed to leave their land. Fundamentally, tourism helps the farms become sustainable, and helps protect the land for future generations to enjoy.
As the warm weather starts to turn, now is a good time to embrace what the British countryside has to offer. As well as stunning autumn mists and an excuse to light the fire, hedgerows are laden with blackberries, orchards with apples and plums, and fields and forests hide delicious edible fungi.