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Rainbow Grasshopper

Striped Hyena

Methane trapped under ice.

Blue Dragon Sea Slug

Scorpion Fly

Spiny Flower Mantis

Liomera Rugata

Today's user submission is brought to you from andimac. He managed to capture this video of a wild Fox!

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#129 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [+] (7 replies)

stickied by tazpy

OP, maybe sticky this if you'd be so kind?

My first mention list. It's about Photography and I think it would be a perfect addition to your nature content
warwren tazpy lean daentraya nonoise hotschurl banditowolf

#142 to #129 - banditowolf

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(09/26/2017) [-]

going to go on a hike somewhere with my camera this weekend I think, been needing motivation to get back into photography

#147 to #142 - nonoise

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Need mention as well !
Let's photography rollin on Fj !

#145 to #142 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

btw, check out my gallery if you need some inspiration
nyiagh.deviantart.com/gallery/

#144 to #142 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Ahw **** *****, please mention me when you post the results!

#130 to #129 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

join list: PhotographyStuff

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#135 to #130 - tazpy [OP]

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Sure, my dude.

#136 to #135 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Aahw, thanks man

#2 - nyiagh

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(09/25/2017) [-]

Hey man, I absolutely love these posts.
What do you accept as user submissions? I only got photographs and no videos, but they're all done by me if that's important.

#5 to #2 - tazpy [OP]

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(09/25/2017) [-]

Yeah, that's exactly it. Any original photo or video of nature or an exotic pet. Anything is welcome! Though I'm actually seriously arachnophobic, so spiders are not likely to be picked.

I just pick a random submission and throw it at the end, but I've gotten so many that I may end up making a comp of only submissions.

#55 to #5 - hotschurl

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(09/26/2017) [-]

>>#54, >>#5, >>#2,
yes please, to all of you! Love these comps, the more the merrier

#127 to #55 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Will do, buddy.

What about you?

#154 to #127 - hotschurl

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(09/26/2017) [-]

shaky smartphone pics are the best i'm able to do i'm afraid 😅

#158 to #154 - nyiagh

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(09/27/2017) [-]

I don't give a flying ****! Go out there and just try it, it's not that hard!
Basic rule: fill either the ground or sky area with 2/3 of the whole pic if you do landscape pictures. That'll do a lot already : )

#62 to #5 - nonoise

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(09/26/2017) [-]

A bit artsy, but I hope you like it ! It was shot on a Nikon F2A with Fomapan Action Film, developed and scanned at home.

#126 to #62 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Artsy, and the good kind of artsy

#68 to #62 - nonoise

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(09/26/2017) [-]

that's Yponomeuta cagnagella btw.

#54 to #5 - banditowolf

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(09/26/2017) [-]

think it's time to whip out my camera in that case

#63 to #54 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Oh boy please share your pics with me

#102 to #5 - daentraya

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(09/26/2017) [-]

heres a squrrl, look at those dexterous feet

#105 to #5 - lean

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Old content of mine- real cold sundogs
You need to login to view this link

#125 to #105 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Wow, that looks amazing

#124 to #5 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Amazing.
In that case I'll post a few pic whenever you post content

#80 to #2 - fffffffuuuuuuuuuuu

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Looks like Widowmaker's butt.

#123 to #80 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Would you ******** a bug?

#146 to #123 - fffffffuuuuuuuuuuu

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Been heartbroken by actual women so many times that I probably actually would.

#107 to #2 - warwren

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(09/26/2017) [-]

I took dis, got same username on insta if u like nature stuff

#122 to #107 - nyiagh

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Neato!

#163 to #2 - indalx

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(10/01/2017) [-]

for 1 second i thought it was Widow Maker's ass

#164 to #163 - nyiagh

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(10/01/2017) [-]

Wow, you're the second one to comment that now.
Y'all need to watch less porn

#165 to #164 - indalx

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(10/01/2017) [-]

We are in funnyjunk,its more likely it will be an ass or a trap than anything else

#6 - avoski

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(09/25/2017) [-]

The feminists have developed aquatic soldiers it seems

#60 to #6 - veryfahnyjokes

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Anyone has any idea where this could be? I need to go there.

#69 to #60 - synthane

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(09/26/2017) [-]

I do not know where that river in particular is, but I know people ride on whatever those surf-board things are and actually swim with the manatees in the rivers at Crystal Springs, Florida.

I got a tour thing to do the swimming with manatees. It is an amazing experience. They take you out on a boat and move you between the areas the manatees are most likely to be hanging out. You are not supposed to reach out and touch them, but several basically rammed into me. They really don't care about anything in their way. They aren't aggressive, they just don't care.

I would highly suggest it. It really was amazing. I used "Plantation on Crystal River - Crystal River Manatee Tours" You need to login to view this link and they were great. If you do actually want to go for it, call ahead for scheduling and ask if the manatees are around at the time of year you are wanting to go. On their site they say:

"The best time is early in the morning before Kings Bay gets crowded as well as during the colder periods between late fall (November and December) and winter (January through March). Weekends tend to get crowded so weekdays tend to be the most opportune time."

I went on the 1st or 2nd of May earlier this year and they said it was likely one of the last days to have particularly good viewing until Fall. The reason for this is the Crystal Springs are, as their name implies, a spring. This means water is coming up from underground and feeding into the river. You can actually see the locations where water is bubbling up. The water from underground is at a basically constant temperature all year. The manatees like this slightly warmer water in the Fall and Winter, but leave when the Gulf's temperature has gone up a bit in the summer because the Gulf has more food.

#82 to #69 - veryfahnyjokes

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Holy **** man, thanks. That sound very good. I actually wanted just to rent a paddleboard but this sounds cooler

#79 to #6 - dwdwdwd

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(09/26/2017) [-]

**dwdwdwd used "*roll picture*"**
**dwdwdwd rolled image**I thought that one of the manatees learned how to stand on a board.

#8 - andimac

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(09/25/2017) [-]

I like foxes.

#40 to #8 - fluffyfox

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Foxes are my favorite.

#87 to #40 - darealmcfanyt

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(09/26/2017) [-]

fluffy red/orange-ish doggos

#34 to #8 - ecthelion

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Hey, me too.

#134 to #34 - cutiepyro

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(09/26/2017) [-]

never would've guessed

#141 to #134 - ecthelion

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(09/26/2017) [-]

#149 to #141 - cutiepyro

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(09/26/2017) [-]

is that juniper

#150 to #149 - ecthelion

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(09/26/2017) [-]

Sure is

#152 to #150 - cutiepyro

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(09/26/2017) [-]

#153 to #152 - ecthelion

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(09/26/2017) [-]

The happiest forest doggo.

#13 - dickchupacabra

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(09/26/2017) [-]

The whale one may be majestic and all that, but it does absolutely nothing to cure my fear of deep open water.

#86 to #13 - themanwithavoice

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(09/26/2017) [-]

I have a fear of deep open water but its not as bad (some things may be a lot worse though such as I can handle subnautica and Ocean Blue but can't handle it in real life.) but I have always wondered why so many people have that fear. I know someone is gonna say "because we arent idiots" but most of our fears stem from days when we were cavemen such as our fear of the dark. So where did so many people get the fear of the deep open ocean? Hardwired fears honestly interest me because it makes me wonder where we got them.

Same with aliens. Don't you think it's a bit odd that we are just programmed to be scared of aliens and in particular big heads, big eyes, and grey skin?

#109 to #86 - nebuchadnezzaurus

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(09/26/2017) [-]

I think it has more to do with fears developed as a child. For me, as a kid I'd read an alphabet book that had a picture of a huge octopus dragging a ship underwater. Something about it really disturbed me. The idea that such monsters actually lived in the ocean depths really surprised and frightened me. I think that's where I originally got my fear of the deep sea. I was even scared of taking a bath for a while.
Pic related - it's the picture that ****** me up. The words translate as "A monster with tentacles".