“When imagination meets the sky—turning ordinary clouds into adorable creatures! ☁️🎨✨” which one you fav? 1-7😅👇🏻 Share it with your friends!🫶🏻 Artist @adailycloud Follow @making_camera_easy for more #CloudArt #SkyCreatures #CreativeClouds #CloudAnimals #SkyArt #CloudDrawing #NatureArt #CloudGazing #CloudMagic #SkyLovers #fixthephoto #CloudChasers #SkyImagination #Cloudstagram #SkyCanvas #SkyPerfection #SkyWatchers #CloudFormation #CloudCreativity #SkyIsTheLimit #cloudobserver

“When imagination meets the sky—turning ordinary clouds into adorable creatures! ☁️🎨✨” which one you fav? 1-8😅👇🏻 Share it with your friends!🫶🏻 Artist @adailycloud Follow @making_camera_easy for more #CloudArt #SkyCreatures #CreativeClouds #CloudAnimals #SkyArt #CloudDrawing #NatureArt #CloudGazing #CloudMagic #SkyLovers #fixthephoto #CloudChasers #SkyImagination #Cloudstagram #SkyCanvas #SkyPerfection #SkyWatchers #CloudFormation #CloudCreativity #SkyIsTheLimit #cloudobserver

Hundreds of reindeer were recently captured making their dramatic swim across a fjord in northern Norway — an annual migration that’s as breathtaking as it is ancient. Guided by Sámi herders from a small boat, the animals follow the sound of a ringing bell that leads them safely through the icy water toward their winter grazing lands. Reindeer are built for moments like this: their hollow, buoyant fur keeps them afloat, and they can power through long stretches of open water with surprising speed. This crossing isn’t just a rare spectacle — it’s a living tradition, repeated year after year as the herd follows the same ancestral route across the Arctic landscape. Photos by: @jeresssss

Baffled Londoners have been sharing photos of a strange Christmas mural that appeared in Kingston upon Thames and instantly drew attention for all the wrong reasons. The artwork stretched nearly 100 feet and was supposed to create a warm festive backdrop for the riverside restaurants, but close up shots revealed warped faces, tangled limbs and animals that looked like they were stitched together, turning the scene into something closer to a nightmare than a holiday celebration. People on Bluesky and Reddit shared zoomed images showing distorted expressions, melted features and even a snowman with an eye on its cheek, while a second mural nearby showed the same odd errors and raised questions about how such an obviously flawed piece was approved and printed at this scale. The local council clarified that it had no involvement in the installation, saying the landlord was responsible for the display, and the mural was quietly taken down the next morning after the backlash spread across social platforms. Follow us (👉@artificialintelligenceee) for everything latest from the AI world. Source: Standard News

A massive Christmas mural installed above Côte Brasserie along Kingston upon Thames’ Riverside Walk has drawn widespread ridicule after locals noticed it appears to be poorly generated by AI. The mural, meant to depict a festive crowd, instead features grotesquely distorted people, animals, and even a snowman, prompting comparisons to “Lovecraftian horror” and “Cthulhu’s return.” Passersby shared close-up photos showing warped faces, extra limbs, and human-dog body mashups. A second nearby mural appears to suffer from similar AI issues. Users on Bluesky and Reddit mocked the display, questioning how such “AI slop” was approved for printing at nearly 100 feet wide. While it remains unclear who created the artwork, a source claims the landlord, not the restaurants below, is responsible. Locals say the murals highlight the risks of using outdated or low-quality AI tools for public decorations, calling the results amusing but overwhelmingly “abominable.” Credits: u/EpstenDidntKil | Reddit 👉 Follow us @FutureTech for more! 🔌

Recycling doesn’t just reduce waste — in Turkey, it’s also helping feed thousands of stray animals. A Turkish company introduced vending machines that release food and water for street cats and dogs every time someone drops in a plastic bottle. According to reporting from The Guardian, these machines operate using revenue generated from the recyclables they collect. With millions of strays living across Istanbul, small actions like these create a ripple effect of care. They cut down on plastic waste while making daily life a little kinder for the animals that share the city. Reuters has highlighted how this simple system continues to grow as more communities adopt it. It’s a reminder that meaningful change often starts with everyday choices and empathy for all living beings. Follow for more 👉 @mindset.therapy

Health Canada has decided that meat from cattle and pigs produced by cloning, and the offspring of those animals, will no longer be treated as “novel foods.” That means they won’t require a special pre‑market safety review and won’t need to be labelled as coming from clones.  According to the government’s scientific review, foods from healthy clones and their progeny are nutritionally equivalent to conventional meat and pose no additional food‑safety risk.  On the flip side: No mandatory label means you might buy “regular” beef or pork without knowing it comes from a clone‑offspring lineage.  While the safety risk is judged low for now, animal‑welfare concerns and long‑term implications are still raised by advocacy groups.  So in short: meat from cloned‑line animals is being sold in Canada like any other meat, no special tag, no extra review. 📲 Download the FREE @Travly App to book your next trip 🤍 Link in bio to download! #Travel #explore #traveling

This golf course solves the problem of navigating steep terrain with an incredible solution: llama caddies! 🦙 Why this unique choice? Eco-Efficient: Llamas are nimble, sure-footed pack animals. They easily carry clubs and gear while minimizing erosion and environmental impact on the sensitive mountain landscape. Unforgettable: It’s an iconic, charming, and exclusive experience that makes a round here truly one-of-a-kind. Have you ever seen a llama on a fairway? Tell us your thoughts! 👇 📲 Download the FREE @Travly App to book your next trip 🤍 Link in bio to download! #LlamaCaddy #NorthCarolina #BalsamMountainPreserve #MountainGolf #UniqueExperience #GolfLife

Swipe ⬅️ Bears, tigers, and lions are usually natural rivals — especially adult males. But Leo the lion, Baloo the bear, and Shere Khan the tiger share an extraordinary lifelong friendship, forged through the trauma they survived together. The trio was discovered in 2001 during a police raid on a drug dealer’s home in Atlanta, Georgia. In the basement, officers found three terrified, underfed cubs suffering from severe parasite infections. The Georgia DNR transferred the animals to their new 250-acre home at Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary (NAAS), a nonprofit rescue in Locust Grove, Georgia. Because the cubs had endured such harsh and damaging conditions, rescuers decided it was safest to keep them together at the sanctuary rather than return them to the wild. (📸: Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary) - #history #wholesome #animalsofinstagram #uplifting #catsofinstagram #photography #storytelling #viral

Three stray dogs with vivid blue fur have been spotted inside Ukraine’s Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, discovered by the rescue group Dogs of Chernobyl. Strangely, the same animals looked completely normal just a week before. Scientists believe the unusual color likely comes from chemical contamination—possibly heavy metals or industrial waste—rather than radiation. Samples are being tested to uncover the exact cause. The group currently cares for nearly 700 dogs descended from pets left behind after the 1986 evacuation, continuing their mission to protect life in one of the world’s most toxic places. Follow for more 👉 @mindset.therapy