The Curious

The CuriousFrom Shannon Wild: Southern Giraffe, Namibia, February 2014 For just a moment this giraffe and I observed each other as the sun set behind me and a storm brewed over the Kalahari behind her. Did you know: Both male and female giraffe have horns already at birth. These ossicones lie flat and are not attached to the skull to avoid injury at birth. They only fuse with the skull later in life. How cool is that?

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and it eventually got pushed out deeper

You may like it in hallways or places near water

From Jake Wilton: A reef manta ray (Mobula Alfredi) is shrouded in a veil of small fish as it glides through the protected lagoons of the Ningaloo Reef in search of plankton

From Daniel Nicholson: Like watching a constellation of stars glide through the ocean

- A23a is a large tabular iceberg which calved from the Filchner–Ronne Ice Shelf in 1986

I felt there was a good chance I’d never get to see an ornate eagle ray during my life

The most special kind when you’re already in the water and for a few seconds a giant floats past when you least expect it

So I got to thinking

almost golden

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Somewhere between the tension of choices and impossible dead-lines