🔥 All 7 cubs born to this cheetah in Kruger are still alive and healthy at around 2 months old. Super rare to see this
Recorded by @krugerpridesafaris
u/PM_ME_WHOLESOME_YIFF — 4 hours ago
Nature & Landscapes
La beauté brute de la nature, des montagnes aux forêts brumeuses.
Fire and Ice — Scoresby Sund, East Greenland [OC] [5959x3972]
u/roshan-panjwani — 1 hour ago
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🔥 The moment the lioness looked up at the photographer with a piercing gaze, crimson blood dripping from its muzzle.
Photo by Lara Jackson, UK
Lara spotted this female lion as it leapt upon a wildebeest. As she watched, the big cat began to eat its still-struggling prey.
u/SystematicApproach — 4 hours ago
Lassen National Park Manzanita Lake, CA
I've been working on my photography skills by visiting places around my area that are drivable so I can learn what a good photo is and is not.
Feeling solid about this photo, the morning was cold, but well worth it.
What would you change in the edit?
u/dalton-johnson — 4 hours ago
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🔥Thought this dead tree looked like a winged dragon biting into the earth
u/Alaric_Darconville — 2 hours ago
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🔥The Saiga antelope, known for its unique, elongated snout
u/_the69thakur — 3 hours ago
A Small Tree, in a Small Lake, in a Small Town, in South Australia
Taken one year ago in Barmera South Australia. I initially wrote this photo off, but upon reviewing it I see I passed on a gem. I tend to avoid blue photos, I just always struggle to get the colours right, so I edited the golden hour images from the shoot and left this one untouched. But with a fresh set of eyes I see that this is a great shot that is better than the other in the set!
Taken on my Sony A7CR and Tamron 28-75mm f2.8.
u/Mathukey — 2 hours ago
St Helens, Rainier and Adams yesterday morning.
Full disclosure - this photo was taken from inside Oregon, but just a few miles from the Washington state line. So the majority of this image's pixels are contained within Washington.
u/indieaz — 9 hours ago
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🔥 Once the bull reindeer smelled fresh shoots growing by the coast, they started rushing northwards, over the tundra and through the forests, meaning i didn't have time to sleep, and just had to keep up with them
u/reindeerareawesome — 3 hours ago
🔥 600 fps of pure precision by Kingfisher!
u/Immediate-Surround91 — 16 hours ago
Will a Kelty Cosmic 20 work for most 3-season backpacking?
Recently getting into wilderness backpacking and trying to build a setup that’ll work for most of what I want to do without immediately spending ultralight money.
I live in NC and will mostly be backpacking in the NC mountains/Blue Ridge/Smokies during 3 seasons, but I also want to occasionally take trips out west. I don’t really plan on camping below 30 degrees, although I guess that could change later on.
Right now I’m looking at the Kelty Cosmic 20 as my sleeping bag. Would that work well for most of my use cases or would I regret not going warmer/lighter?
Current setup is an REI Flash 55 and a Half Dome 2 Plus. Also wondering if all of this should fit reasonably well in the Flash 55 or if I’m pushing it too much volume-wise.
Just trying to build a solid beginner setup that I can grow into over time
u/D3mon0fthemist — 3 hours ago
🔥The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger (original narration by Randall). This video is on par with some BBC Attenborough documentaries. Don't believe it? Honey Badger don't care :D
u/Anothermindlessanon — 12 hours ago
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Hiking Zion: West Rim Trail
Did this early May. Bottom of the canyon was very hot, but at the top weather was great.
Took a private shuttle from Springdale to the start of the trail.
About 16 miles total. Campsite 6 was beautiful!
Video of the hike: https://youtu.be/PKJqMtrIS-A
u/alexgold7 — 7 hours ago
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🔥 The Rough-skinned newt, a native species in the Pacific Northwest. These amphibians are highly poisonous and contain a strong neurotoxin called Tetrodotoxin (the same toxin as a pufferfish)
Credit to Jake Guzman
u/21MayDay21 — 12 hours ago
Spectacular Spring Sunset in Mass, US
Saw the glow out my window, grabbed the camera and ran to the car! Was the perfect night, cool breeze, sunset kept changing and light rain.
While listening to a family put a large boat in the water for the first time. Always entertaining.
u/saphyress — 3 hours ago