Nature Animals Plants Geography on Instagram: "Follow @explainingthewild for the best nature, animal, planet, and geography content An unusual scene in the wild: a tiger approaches a pool for an afternoon dip, but it carefully checks the depth of the water before relaxing. This isn’t a sign of nervousness; it’s an example of the tiger’s characteristic methodical intelligence and its sophisticated adaptation to water. Tigers are the only cat species that are truly comfortable and proficient swimm

History Facts & Stories on Instagram: "“The Fly Over” was a unique attraction at Duinrell Amusement Park in the Netherlands and is widely regarded as the world’s first and last fully underwater water slide. Constructed in 1994, the ride was designed as an experimental and ambitious concept that pushed the boundaries of traditional water attractions. Unlike conventional water slides where riders remain partially above the surface, this slide kept riders completely submerged in water for the entir

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BBC Woman's Hour on Instagram: "🌟Nuala’s unusual outfit for today’s Woman’s Hour🌟 ❓What impact has Jane Austen had on your life? 📚💬 In a special programme dedicated to one of Britain’s best-loved writers ✍️, we celebrated the 250th anniversary of the birth of Jane Austen on Woman’s Hour🎉and @bbcnuala dressed up in full Regency-era regalia! Nuala found out all about the world Jane and her characters inhabited, heard from authors @gill.hornby and @rachelsvparris about the impact her stories c

Worlds Wildest Moments on Instagram: "Is That How You Call for Backup in Russia? ☠️🇷🇺 Putin rubs his nose in an enigmatic gesture during a high-profile photo shoot. To keep Putin in the picture, a tall man in the foreground is subtly replaced a few seconds later by a shorter woman. 🎥 [ @vputin.team @russian_kremlin ] - #vladimirputin #russia #explore #president #history #savage #politics #war #alpha #leader #power #putin #russian"

Memes and funny clips on Instagram: "The Final Destination series is famous for its elaborate death scenes, but here’s the reality-based twist: the concept of “Death’s design” is loosely inspired by real-life statistics on accidents. Writers studied patterns of unusual and freak accidents to make the deaths feel plausible yet shocking. Another cool fact: the filmmakers often use foreshadowing and subtle visual clues in each scene, so eagle-eyed viewers can sometimes predict what will happen next