The Honey Badger

Please watch the first 30 seconds of this:

Now watch all of this:

Global Warming

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The photos say it all. The three photos are from 1941, 1950 and 2004 and show the Muir and Riggs Glaciers in Alaska. Click the image to view in full.

From wired.com:

Best Underwater Photographs 2010

TCD analytics staff has told the talent that readers like lists. Fortunately for you, the last 1-2 months of the year always provide a wealth of "best of" lists - so we should be loaded to the "gills" for the rest of the year. We'll provide some good TCD originals, too. Check it here to enjoy the top 24 list (images) of the best underwater photographs from 2010.

Above: A sand tiger shark in a school of fish off of North Carolina.
Photo by Jeremy Kozman.

They're Just Showing Off

Big Horns Walking On a Dam

The world's most dangerous hiking trails

Cool slideshow with great descriptions of what makes the hikes so deadly. Whether it's bears, wolves, cliffs, weather or something else, all of these hikes have a real risk of death each time you set out. Pretty cool. Check the full set out here.

This is happening all over the West right now

Client 9's earlier post got me thinking. The snow is starting to fall on the higher elevations putting down the early base we're going to need. Here's a shot of what it looks like out there right now...man I miss it.

This is one of the coolest videos ever

My favorite is the Goshawk, starting at 1:52. Enjoy.

Nature Photo of the Day

You've never seen a pink hippo before.

More pics and the story from the Daily Telegraph.

Nature photo of the day

Nature photo of the day

From Krakatoa (Indonesia)

Nature photo of the day

Okay, it's only one rainbow, but damn, it looks pleasing.

Nature photo of the day

Amazing time lapse video

Timelapse Montage from Mike Flores on Vimeo.

Nature photo of the day

From Scootra Island off the coast of Somalia:

Zebra-Horse ... not kidding

For those of you already familiar with my obsession with Grizzly/Polar Bears, here's another very cool hybrid.

Because who doesn't love checking the weather...

You need to click on the image to view in full...trust me it's worth it. It basically tells you how to forecast the weather using nature. Rad.

Nature photo of the day

Nature photo of the day

Nature photo of the day

Glamour pets?

This lady keeps the world's largest rodent as a pet...the Capybara...okay.