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This video is about phenomenon specializing in eating, whispering ASMR content. The woman in this video performs the way how she makes people feeling that "tingling" runs through the back of someone's head and spine by using sound of tasted when she was eating. ASMR is the term for the sensation people get when they watch stimulating videos or take part in other activities — usually ones that involve personal attention. Many people describe the feeling as “tingles” that run through the back of someone’s head and spine. Others say the feeling is deeply relaxing, and can even cause them to fall asleep. People get the feeling of ASMR from various triggers. Some people enjoy role-plays in which someone gives close personal attention and whispers, while others like videos that show incredibly mundane tasks such as spraying a water bottle, tapping, stirring a bowl of soup, or crinkling wrapping paper. Others are triggered by more elaborate role-plays, which can vary from someone acting like a doctor to getting a haircut. (I tend to prefer simpler videos, which I find very soothing and tingle-inducing.) People also appear to grow tolerant of triggers if they listen or watch them too much. So it’s important for ASMR video makers to keep things fresh, and for viewers to make sure they don’t overplay that one amazingly tingly video. Thank you for watching my video

This video will show you a sight that looks absolutely terrifying. Nobody wants to see the colony 'moved'; it should be met with fire and fury of which the world has never seen. A Houston-area bee removal expert shared his video showing how a heavy-duty tire on an abandoned trailer became home to thousands of honeybees. Brueggan discovered the bees had used a cracked tire on the trailer, which had not seen use in years, as their <a href="https://rumble.com/v6igrt-oh-beehive-bee-whisperer-removes-enormous-hive-from-tennessee-home.html" target="_blank">hive</a>. The bee colony set up a house and filled it with honeycombs. The bee expert said he had some trouble getting into the tire because of the steel belts in the rubber sidewall, but he was able to cut a large enough window to allow him to work. Brueggan used a bee-repelling substance to drive the insects out of the tire and into a box. The speaker of the video says that the owner of the trailer informed him that the bees had been in and out of this tire for several years now. However, the time finally came when the owner needs to get this trailer moved. He did not want to move the colony of bees and disturb their habitat and environment, but he no longer had a choice. This is what prompted him to call in the experts. Trying to move a colony like this one can be unbelievably dangerous to the untrained person. Experts should always be called in for situations like this one. That will ensure the safety of the colony of bees, but it will also ensure the safety of the humans as well. The expert explains that he has never had to deal with an issue like this one before. He says that he has never cut into a tire before, and he did not get much help from online sources. He brought several different weapons, and he is just planning to play it by ear. He observes that the bees are extremely active, and this makes the situation a bit more dangerous. He finally gets a chunk of the tire cut out. This allows us to see the magnitude of this situation. There are seemingly thousands of bees inside this tire. The honeycombs they have made are quite beautiful. The tire that the expert is trying to cut through has steel bands running through it. Most tires do not contain these steel bands because they do not need the added strength that the bands give. These bands make this tire insanely hard to cut through. The speaker says that he has brought his chainsaw to try to get through the thick exterior of the tire. He cannot use a simple utility knife to cut the tire. The <a href="https://rumble.com/v34s8q-helping-out-a-tired-honey-bee.html" target="_blank">bees</a> begin to move to the box he has placed on top of it. The bees are flying all around moving from place to place. The expert is looking for the queen of the colony. He finally finds the queen and contains her in a cage. He directed the colony to the box so that they can be safely removed.

It's peaceful having waterfall hair. Architecture is one fascinating genre of art. True architecture geeks can spend hours commenting on unusual buildings, amazing bridges and jaw-dropping sculptures, on the styles they represent and the historic periods they came from. Among all the other architectural wonders that are out there to admire, we at Bright Side got really interested in fountains. It’s certainly true what they say — ‘You can watch how fire burns and how water falls endlessly.’ Thank you for watching my video

Look at their reaction when they walk pass the room, their appearances are so incredible. Its enough to make their enemies to be afraid. Here are a few fun facts about these adorable tuxedoed birds: All 17 species of penguins are found exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere. Emperor Penguins are the tallest species, standing nearly 4 feet tall. The smallest is the Little Blue Penguin, which is only about 16 inches. The fastest species is the Gentoo Penguin, which can reach swimming speeds up to 22 mph. A penguin's striking coloring is a matter of camouflage; from above, its black back blends into the murky depths of the ocean. From below, its white belly is hidden against the bright surface. Fossils place the earliest penguin relative at some 60 million years ago, meaning an ancestor of the birds we see today survived the mass extinction of the dinosaurs. Penguins ingest a lot of seawater while hunting for fish, but a special gland behind their eyes—the supraorbital gland—filters out the saltwater from their blood stream. Penguins excrete it through their beaks, or by sneezing. Unlike most birds—which lose and replace a few feathers at a time—penguins molt all at once, spending two or three weeks land-bound as they undergo what is called the catastrophic molt. All but two species of penguins breed in large colonies of up to a thousand birds. It varies by species, but many penguins will mate with the same member of the opposite sex season after season. Similarly, most species are also loyal to their exact nesting site, often returning to the same rookery in which they were born. Some species create nests for their eggs out of pebbles and loose feathers. Emperor Penguins are an exception: They incubate a single egg each breeding season on the top of their feet. Under a loose fold of skin is a featherless area with a concentration of blood vessels that keeps the egg warm. In some species, it is the male penguin which incubates the eggs while females leave to hunt for weeks at a time. Because of this, pudgy males—with enough fat storage to survive weeks without eating—are most desirable. Penguin parents—both male and female—care for their young for several months until the chicks are strong enough to hunt for food on their own. If a female Emperor Penguin's baby dies, she will often "kidnap" an unrelated chick. Despite their lack of visible ears, penguins have excellent hearing and rely on distinct calls to identify their mates when returning to the crowded breeding grounds. The first published account of penguins comes from Antonio Pigafetta, who was aboard Ferdinand Magellan's first circumnavigation of the globe in 1520. They spotted the animals near what was probably Punta Tombo in Argentina. (He called them "strange geese.") An earlier, anonymous diary entry from Vasco da Gama's 1497 voyage around the Cape of Good Hope makes mention of flightless birds as large as ducks. Because they aren't used to danger from animals on solid ground, wild penguins exhibit no particular fear of human tourists. Unlike most sea mammals—which rely on blubber to stay warm—penguins survive because their feathers trap a layer of warm air next to the skin that serves as insulation, especially when they start generating muscular heat by swimming around. In the 16th century, the word penguin actually referred to great auks (scientific name: Pinguinus impennis), a now-extinct species that inhabited the seas around eastern Canada. When explorers traveled to the Southern Hemisphere, they saw black and white birds that resembled auks, and called them penguins. Thank you for watching my video

An unmarked footpath ascends just by the parking lot on the right side of the road. Vrtaško Sleme, also known as Sleme, is a wonderful panoramic hill rising high above Mojstrana. At the beginning the path ascends steeply through the forest, but then you proceed on a pleasant path past Vrtaška alpine meadow and enjoy the fantastic views towards Vrata valley and the summits above it. Best time to come here is in autumn when the larch trees glow in yellow. Fantastic colors and a view like no other! A bit higher, it merges with a wider path that runs from Mojstrana. There are not a lot of markings, so pay attention at the first splits. The path is very steep. Before Vrtaška alpine meadow it flattens and leads to the lovely meadow through a nice forest. Head to the right at Vrtaška meadow and continue across a grassy 'gully'. The path turns left into the forest a bit higher (pay attention to the markings!), gradually ascends westwards and reaches the ridge between the summits of Vrtaški vrh and Sleme. Continue between dwarf pines and overcome the last section across a steeper grassy slope.slovenia guided hiking tours. The view from the summit is amazing: Kukova špica is right above you, Triglav is reigning on the other side of Vrata valley while Karavanke and the Austrian summits are catching the sunlight on the other side of Upper Sava valley. Spectacular! Descend down the same path. Another option across Vrtaški vrh back to Vrtaška meadow is added in the GPS track. This route is without any markings and there are some pathless areas. Thank you for watching my video

After a 1-2 hour hike you will reach this crazy viewpoint! Totally worth seeing. Looking out over the Lysefjord from the Pulpit Rock (also known as Preikestolen) is an experience of a lifetime. Combine the hike with a fjord cruise or join a guided tour at night or off the beaten track. The six kilometre hike starts at the mountain lodge Preikestolen Fjellstue. Allow a total of four hours for this moderately demanding roundtrip that ascends 350 metres. Join one of the guided tours that run daily from April to October (subject to weather conditions), or admire the cliff from a sightseeing boat on the fjord, or do both – some tours offer combined hikes and cruises. If you are concerned about sharing Preikestolen with too many people, start the walk at night and you will experience a bit of magic when the sun rises. The nearest places to stay are Preikestolen Fjellstue and Lilland Hotell. You can also stay overnight in Stavanger, from where you can take a boat trip on the Lysefjord. Rated as one of the world’s natural wonders, and the most breathtaking viewing platform, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) is a must-see attraction for visitors to Norway. It was not until the athlete Thomas Peter Randulf first noticed Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) that the plateau was given its name and began its journey to fame. While on board the ship Oscar II, Randulf spotted the enormous plateau hanging above Lysefjorden. It was on that boat trip that he decided to conquer the massive flat rock above the fjord, which is how Preikestolen became one of Norway’s most well known tourist attractions. A lot of enhancements have taken place since then, such as the building of a modern mountain lodge, upgrading the road and parking lot, as well as improving the hiking trail. Also, the number of visitors and hikers has increased tremendously. The nearly flat shelf is in the shape of a square, measuring approximately 25 x 25 meters. Geologists believe it was frost that shaped the plateau this way 10 000 years ago, as the edge of the glacier ended just above the rock. Water froze in the cracks of the mountain, forcing giant rocks down the sides along with the glacier. Today, there is a huge crack you must pass to get out to the edge of Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). Still, there is no reason to worry about the plateau falling down, as geologists promise that it is safe to walk on. If you wish to experience reaching the top of Preikestolen, and perhaps even sit on the very edge of the plateau, there is only one option: taking the hike to the top. Following the steep and narrow trail to the top will add the joy of walking through nature, while experiencing a thrilling wow-moment when reaching the summit. Also, Experience the silence of the mountains before the high season kicks in. Join Outdoorlife Norway on this spring hike to Kjerag, the famous round rock that sits wedged in between two mountain sides. You may choose to watch the boulder, which hangs at 984 metres above sea level, from a distance rather than stepping on to it. Nevertheless, the hike provides priceless views of the Lysefjord, where steep mountains rise 1,000 metres straight out of the water. This is a challenging 6-hour hike, suitable for adults over 16 years who are in very good condition and have previous hiking experience. The tour is available 18 May – 9 June, and it is likely to be snow left in the mountains. Thank you for watching my video

With the advancement in fashion and trends, nail art has become a mandatory part of dressing. With various designs of nail art, from simple and sophisticated to vibrant and zany, you can add stars to the beauty of your hands and flaunt them. These days 3d nail art has become very popular and looks fabulous. Basically, 3d nail art is the application of various artistic designs onto your nails, including fingernails, thumbnails as well as toenails. You can always go to a parlour and get a nail art done from professionals or you can learn it yourself through some videos on web. So, here we are guiding you what it takes to learn 3d nail art. To create 3d nail art, take false nails and apply acrylic on them in a kind of mould. The main purpose of using mould is to maintain uniformity of design on the nails. But you always have an option to be artistic and creative enough to make different designs on each nail. The next step is to place and fix the fake nails over your own nails with the help of nail glue. You can use your creativity to make attractive and stunning designs by using a variety of shapes, such as bows, pearls, petals, leaves, stars, rhinestones etc. Creating 3d nail art is not that difficult as it seems to be. It is just the matter of practice to master it. You can learn this artwork professionally from special training courses available that can teach you the tips and tricks of nail art, or you can also take advantage of videos that can teach you live. You can also go through various books available that can outline the techniques used in 3d nail art. The only point that you should consider is that mastering this art work takes some practice. If you want to do it for a special occasion, ensure you practice in lot of time, as you may not get it perfect the first time. The main purpose of using fake nails is that you can remove the stuff from a fake nail easily if it gets wrong somewhere but not from your own fingernail. Even if you make a real mess, you have an option of throwing the fake nail but of course not with your own finger nail. There is a large variety of wholesale and retail products offered by the online websites That you can use for creating stunning nail art designs. Also, there are many specific nail packs available, that have a complete design in them. You also have the option of buying the supplies individually and create beautiful designs with your own skills and creativity. Using these useful products, you can make such fabulous designs that can make your friends jealous of you. The beautiful 3d artistic nails will surely make people believe as if you have visited a professional salon and you can keep a little secret of the money saved with a sweet smile on your face. So, instead of spending bucks in salons for getting these nail arts done, just follow our website that can teach you different nail arts in some simple steps making you more creative and saving your time as well as money. Thank you for watching my video

It’s hard to imagine a better place for mountain biking than New Zealand, where a seemingly endless network of forest trails, abandoned railways, farm tracks and other backcountry routes usher riders through an array of stunning landscapes, with the bonus off-the-bike activities such as walking, wildlife watching and wine tasting. Many of the mountain biking trails are flowing singletrack, purpose-built by enthusiastic volunteers, while others follow historic mining tracks that were built deep into the mountains during the gold rush years of the 1860s and 1870s. A great place to start is the New Zealand Cycle Trail, featuring Great Rides ranging from a few hours to eight days, with many located in world-class mountain biking hubs such as Rotorua, Lake Taupo, Ruapehu, Nelson, Christchurch & Canterbury, Wanaka and Queenstown. Fantastic mountain biking trails can be found in almost every corner of New Zealand, offering rides for all abilities, interests and itineraries. Although most trails explore natural places, they are seldom far from towns and villages where bike shops and mountain biking tour operators can assist both guided and independent riders. Advanced riders looking for big adventure can sign up for downhill thrills with alpine heli-biking. Thank you for watching my video

As the name suggests, promise rings signify that a promise is being made, but the meaning of a promise ring differs from couple to couple. I often think of promise rings as similar to the mid-century tradition of a guy giving a girl his class ring or pin in high school. Now it's more than just 'dating' — there's a physical symbol of the relationship to show the outside world. While they may not be ready or wanting to commit to marriage, a promise ring shows that their commitment does extend beyond merely sharing bills. Dreaming of an exotic honeymoon with wineries, hot-air balloons, hikes, and spa treatments? Look no further than a Cappadocia honeymoon. Cappadocia, located a 90-minute flight from Istanbul, feels a world away from the hustle and bustle of the Turkish capital. And with its unique rock formations, called fairy chimneys, it often looks like another planet altogether. Most of the activities in the region center on the incredible landscape—there’s horseback riding, hiking, and hot-air ballooning—but there’s more to Cappadocia than than its surreal surroundings. For honeymooners looking for an exotic locale with delicious food, luxury hotels, and beautiful scenery, Cappadocia delivers an experience to remember. Here’s how to spend a honeymoon there. The big draws of Cappadocia are outdoors (which means the best times to visit are April to June and September to November). Hot-air-balloon rides offer a bird’s-eye view of the fairy chimneys that reach for the sky like misshapen fingers, while hikes (guided or independent) give you the chance to see inside caves that were once used as houses. Horseback riding, cooking class, spa treatments, and ATV rides are among other diversions offered throughout the region. Thank you for watching my video

What and where is the Blue Lagoon? What makes this luxury spa so special, and how was the lagoon formed? Is the Blue Lagoon natural or man-made? How long do you need to maximise your experience here, and just How warm is it? The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland's most popular attractions, and it's not hard to see why! The beautiful milky-blue opaque water makes a stark contrast to the surrounding black lava field covered with dark green moss. The Blue Lagoon is a large lake that has the perfect temperature to bathe in, on average it's 39°C/102°F. It is situated on the Reykjanes peninsula in southwest Iceland. It is only a 15-minute drive from the international airport of Keflavík, or around a 30-minute drive from the capital city of Iceland, Reykjavík. That makes it the perfect first stop when arriving in Iceland, or the last stop before you leave the country. Combined with its excellent location and its soothing waters and rich skin nourishment, the Blue Lagoon quickly became Iceland's most visited attraction, rivalled only by the Golden Circle sightseeing tour. Aided by world-known media outlets—such as the National Geographic that named it one of the top 25 Wonders of the World, and Condé Nast Traveller awarding it one of the top 10 spas in the world—the Blue Lagoon is now internationally famous and on the top of many bucket-lists around the world. In fact, the Blue Lagoon has now become so popular that in order to get there you will need to book your entry days or even weeks in advance. And who knows, you might be rubbing shoulders with international celebrities when you do go. Celebrities such as Björk, Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have all been spotted in the Blue Lagoon, much to the delight of other visitors. Thank you for watching my video

Una National Park is the youngest of the 3 national parks in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The park encompasses the Unac and Upper Una rivers and the source of the famous Krka river. Clearly, this is to protect the area extraordinary flora, fauna, waterfalls, riverbank forests and archaeological and cultural heritage sites. Needless to say, there is plenty to see and do in Una National Park. Situated along the border between Bosnia and Croatia, the vast majority of the park lies in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its one og the country leading natural attractions arguably even the greatest one because of its accessibility from ever popular Croatia. Water is without question the park main attraction, the very reason the park exists and the source of its sheer beauty. Three rivers form the heart and arteries, the life and blood of Una National park, the Upper Una, Unac and Krka Rivers. Thank you for watching my video

This boy greeted stranger with open arms...when he realized they have something in common. They met through the Lucky Fin Project, a charity set up for people with limb differences. Joseph was born with symbrachydactyly meaning his left arm did not fully develop in the womb...but it clearly did not affect his heart. What a brave and loving little man! Thank you for watching my vieo

Have you enjoyed a floating breakfast like this? This is incredible breakfast, watch the whole video to see the incredible things Maldives unrivalled luxury, stunning white-sand beaches and an amazing underwater world make Maldives an obvious choice for a true holiday of a lifetime. Maldives is home to perhaps the best beaches in the world; they’re on almost every one of the country’s nearly 1200 islands and are so consistently perfect that it’s hard not to become blasé about them. While some beaches may boast softer granules than others, the basic fact remains: you won't find consistently whiter-than-white powder sand and luminous cyan-blue water like this anywhere else on earth. This fact alone is enough to bring well over a million people a year to this tiny, remote and otherwise little-known Indian Ocean paradise. Every resort in Maldives is its own private island, and with over 100 to choose from the only problem is selecting where you want to stay. At the top end, the world’s most exclusive hotel brands compete with each other to attain ever-greater heights of luxury, from personal butlers and private lap pools to in-room massages and pillow menus. It’s not surprising that honeymooners and those seeking a glamorous tropical getaway have long had the country at the very top of their wish lists. But there’s also plenty of choice beyond the five- and six-star resorts. Maldives has undergone seismic change in the past 10 years, since inhabited islands have been opened to tourism and locals permitted to build their own guesthouses. Travellers no longer have to stay in resorts and remain separate from the local population, something that kept backpackers away for decades. Island hopping by public ferry, speedboat and domestic flights has opened up this incredible country to visitors on almost all budgets. A number of islands in Male and Ari atolls are now big centres for a booming guesthouse industry, with dozens of options on each. With some of the best diving and snorkelling in the world, the clear waters of Maldives are a magnet for anyone with an interest in marine life. The richness and variety is astonishing; dazzling coral walls, magnificent caves and schools of brightly coloured tropical fish await you when you get down to the reef. In deeper waters lurk manta rays, turtles, sharks and even the world’s largest fish, the whale shark. The best bit? The water is so warm many people don’t even wear a wetsuit. Thank you for watching my video

Incredible costumes for Halloween. People tried to cosplay themselves to be as scary as possible. Fear is a very personal thing. So choosing a “scary” costume this Halloween can mean many things to many people. But for me, the most unsettling things are always the ones that change the way I see the world. While movie-style slashers and madmen cause mayhem, they do so within the confines of our accepted reality. You can escape from a crazed maniac wielding a butcher’s knife. But extra-natural phenomena, like zombies, faceless creatures, and the other fantastical horrors you can create below, take the rules of reality and rip them out from under us. It’s not just the monster that’s scary, but the heretofore unknown reality that allows that monster to exist. You may escape the monster, but you can’t escape your new understanding of how the world works, and what may lurk in the shadows. So in the spirit of unknown terror, here are eight costumes to put the fear back into Halloween! Thank you for watching my video

The Vervet Monkey is an Old World classification. There are 5 known subspecies that have been identified. They have a very unique appearance to them which helps them to be separated from other types of Monkeys found in the world. A black face with white fringing is how the Vervet Monkey is identified. The rest of the body is a shade of gray. The males are typically much larger than the females. The males can be from 8 to 18 pounds with 12 pounds being the average. There are approximately 1 ½ feet long. Females weigh about 7 to 12 pounds but the average is 9 pounds. They are usually just over a foot long. You will find the Vervet Monkey spending most of the time in the trees. However, they do go to the ground in order to find food. They are found in many areas of Africa. Ethiopia and Somalia are common areas. They aren’t found in the Western parts though. They are known to live along the savannah, the rivers, the woodlands, and even in the mountains. They do well in various terrain and they are highly adaptable. They can live in cultivated areas. This particular type of animal is able to be active both during the day and the night. They are very social and the groups can have as many as 40 members. They have a pecking order though that helps with the overall social structure. They use a variety of calls and they young are encouraged to do them from a very young age. The mothers though have been seen punishing their young for being playful though. For example they can give the wrong call on purpose to watch the other group members react. There are plenty of types of foods that the Vervet Monkey will eat. They enjoy fruits, figs, leaves, and flowers. They will eat both bird eggs and young chicks that they find in nests. They will also consume insects and bugs such as grasshoppers. In areas where humans live these Monkeys will also eat bread and various types of crops. Maize is one of the most common that they will consume. This has created some tensions between humans and the Vervet Monkey. The Vervet Monkey is mature at about 2 ½ years of age. In the wild they tend to mate during the times when food is plentiful. In captivity there is no set mating period. It takes about 165 days from conception for the young to be born. There is typically only one baby born at a time. Thank you for watching my video

This zombie scarecrow prank is incredible. The man cosplay as zombie scarecrow. One of the hardest Halloween costumes to pull off is the zombie. Do it right and you’ll be the hit of the trick-or-treating circuit. Do it wrong and you’ll look like someone with too much eyeliner and a bad complexion. The best thing is Karo corn syrup. People tend to use liquid food coloring and the problem with that is that it stains. If you go to a bake shop and get powdered food coloring they use to make icing, that is a better bet. Combine red and yellow food coloring to get a great blood color. Sometimes that blood will bead up on the skin, so add a bit of dish soap to even it out. If you want to get it a little darker, use green dish soap or a caramel-colored food coloring. we use a combination of foam latex prosthetics and silicone prosthetics. For a DIY version, start building up wounds using sheets of latex and either tissue paper or latex and cotton. Feather the latex so it’s not too thick, and then you can take that and glue that to your face or dry the layers with a hair dryer. That’s probably the easiest and the most straightforward way to get “wounds”. To get the slightly decomposed look of zombie skin, we use a technique called “stretch and stipple”. Put some of the same latex you used to make a wound on your face with a sponge, and then stretch your skin tight while you dry it with a hairdryer. When it’s dry, the latex will wrinkle and give your skin some texture. Then, when you’re putting the zombie makeup on, shadow the wrinkles with a light makeup brush so when you step back, they look even deeper. You can also draw lines on your face with a small brush and then blend them in. Put brown or black food coloring in a spritz bottle and spritz your clothes with a little bottle with droplets of color so they look kind of aged. You want it to look dirty and you want it to look old. You can also try splattering some fake blood. You just want to avoid it all looking the same – that’s what the spritz bottle is for. You can also mix some latex with oatmeal if you want to add some mold or something. Thank you for watching my video

Step onto the white-sand beaches of the Exumas — a chain of more than 365 tiny Bahamian islands and sleepy cays — and you'll be struck with the feeling that you're the first to discover this remarkable corner of the planet. Here it's iguana tails, not human footprints, that leave marks in the sand, and stumbling upon a gleaming pink conch shell the size of your head is as common as having a new shade of blue catch your eye each time you survey the surrounding waters. But as your boat approaches Big Major Cay, you're awoken from this daydream by some rather boorish inhabitants: loud, snorting pigs paddling out to greet you like a jolly bunch of golden retrievers rushing to the door when their owner finally gets home from a long day of work. The locals at Big Major's “Pig Beach” are transplants rather than native islanders, just like many of the people you'll meet in the area. And though they've clearly taken to their tropical digs and rising popularity — spurred in part by a dramatic appearance on “The Bachelor” and more than a few well-liked Instagram posts — the rewards of fame (read: free food) have come at a cost. At least seven pigs were found dead in February, and while many reports speculated booze-wielding tourists did them in, government officials blamed sand ingestion after receiving autopsy results. Since human visitors have become a fixture on the island, the pigs have mostly abandoned foraging in the forest in favor of eating the food that's thrown to them from boats and on the shore. Swallowing sand amidst the feeding frenzies, coupled with a dry January that depleted their already limited supply of fresh drinking water, was likely the true cause of death, a Humane Society inspector told National Geographic. Healthy pigs have been brought in to replace their fallen comrades, and the friendly sunbathers are still splashing their way onto the bucket lists of animal-loving travelers everywhere. Thank you for watching my video

Don’t mind me, I’ll just be in the tree. Perhaps the best-known symbol of the yesteryear of Florida tourism, Weeki Wachee’s iconic mermaids perform in pure aquamarine water that flows from a first-magnitude spring. Kids and adults alike can splash and play against a background of stunning blues and greens, and a kayak trip down the spring run offers an escape into the quiet of nature. In 2007, underwater explorers discovered new passages in the spring’s cave system and confirmed Weeki Wachee as the deepest known freshwater cave system in the United States, marking another unique feature of this classic Florida destination. Florida's springs are windows into the past and places of tremendous natural beauty. No two springs are the same, and each one has its own unique place in human history and in Florida’s ecosystem. Florida’s springs were what first lured tourist to the state, with their refreshing waters and wildlife viewing opportunities. Silver Springs State Park was the site of a 19th century tourist operation which showcased the spring’s beauty, a tradition which continues today. Each visitor is transformed by the therapeutic quality of the clear flowing water and lush banks of Florida’s springs. Springs also played a substantial role in the settlement of Florida. They were centers of American Indian communities and were used for places of permanent settlement or respite on long journeys. Evidence of Florida’s history, including Pleistocene fossils, Timucuan artifacts and early 20th century equipment dots the landscape and spring runs of the state. In fact, a mastodon skeleton recovered from Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park is on display in the Florida Museum of History. Florida is the premier location to experience springs worldwide, because of the abundance and magnitude of our many springs. The natural wonders are created when rainwater collects underground and flows to the surface through the aquifer. The aquifer is a network of limestone caves and crevasses which form the drinking water reserve for most of Florida. Researchers from around the world use parks like Wes Skiles Peacock Springs and Lafayette Blue Springs to map this underground system. Thank you for watching my video

I bet you to find who are real and fake one. Cute, silly, and suited for apartment life, the Pomsky is a dog that likes to be the center of attention, and with their adorable looks and playful antics, they often get the adoration they crave. Their unfortunate start as a designer breed mixed between Siberian Husky and Pomeranian parents hasn’t stopped them from earning popularity with dog lovers. Unfortunately, those who rush to buy Pomsky puppies from breeders are often overwhelmed and unprepared for their needs, and dogs of this breed sometimes find themselves left at shelters or with rescue groups. You should always consider adoption first, and there are plenty of organizations that can help you find a Pomsky looking for a forever home if you decide that this is the breed for you. The history of the Pomsky dog breed isn't a long one, mostly because the breed was recently designed and created through artificial insemination. Since the breed is so new, most standards of how it should look or traits that it should have still haven't been established. It will take several more years and generations of dogs before the breed is recognized and standards are formed. The Pomsky Club of America is one group that is working to get the breed officially recognized, though dogs will have to be bred for specific, consistent traits before this can happen. At this time, Pomskies can vary greatly in looks and temperament, even within the same litter, so breed standards aren't likely to come any time soon. If you are interested in getting a Pomsky, there is no reason you have to rely on a breeder of designer dogs. Keep an eye on shelters near you, and you can take a look at Pomeranian and Siberian Husky rescue groups, as they sometimes try to find homes for mixes of those breeds. You can also check our searchable database of adoptable dogs to find a breed you like. Even if you don't see exactly what you're looking for, there are plenty of other dogs for you to fall in love with. I hope you enjoy this video and also I want to suggest one more video: https://rumble.com/v6jvx7-hang-gliding-a-few-steps-and-you-in-dreamland.html I'll make sure It will be enjoyable as this video Thank you for watching my video

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This is an intense, undie staining, adrenaline stimulation activity achieved by launching yourself from a cliff, 109m over the famous Shotover River. Our uniquely designed system allows you to swing 200m with a 60m vertical freefall down a steep rocky cliff face. Throw our amazing staff into the mix and you’ve got the experience of a lifetime. It’s all about you. We aren’t here to rush or crowd you. Our unique style of adrenaline and friendly service in a spectacularly scenic location gives you time to relax in the surroundings; to chat to your host and share in our passion for the best adrenalin rush by pushing your personal boundaries and safely managing your fear factor. Whether you're confident or timid, our jump masters are professional and crazy enough to ensure you have an awesome experience at gravity’s playground. You call the shots, sometimes, well not really. You choose how you go at least. Our numerous jump styles make us unique, each one a different thrill and each one appeals to people in a different way. Check out some of our favourites below. Thank you for watching my video

BORA Bora popularised the concept of overwater villas, the perfect magic of sleeping over the beautiful waters of the Pacific with the waves gently crashing on your deck. What better place for your honeymoon? And that’s practically the only type of traveller who makes it all the way there. The local tourism board confirms that 90 per cent of the visitors to Bora Bora — which is located less than an hour’s flight from Tahiti in French Polynesia — came for their honeymoon. Romance is in the air, on the tables set for two, the photography packages, the sunset dinners by the water and the dreams come true. The lagoon island has also managed to build up expectations. Very high ones. In the same way as other unapologetically romantic destinations exclusive to those celebrating a once in a lifetime moment, the word Bora Bora eludes to endless sunsets, tropical cocktails, warm waters and love. And of course, an unlimited supply of luxury, plain old school luxury. Like any other passionate explorer and devourer of travel magazines it felt like I’d been waiting for my trip to Bora Bora ever since I first caught a glimpse of its lagoon. At times, I feared that having read and seen so much of it on glossy pages would make the whole experience feel like I’d already been there, if only in my dreams. Thank you for watching my video

This little kitten surprising when he see snow for the first time. We know, we know, snow is all very exciting. The second those first teeny tiny flakes fall, we lose the plot – even it does only last for five minutes and fails to settle. Not to sound like your mum, but in the midst of all the snow-related joy, it’s important to think about safety. Not just your own safety (please be careful on icy roads), but the safety of cats, who may struggle to deal with snow – especially when it’s their first time having a white Christmas. Yep, as cute as little pawprints in the snow may be, you can’t just let cats run around and play in the snow with wild abandon. There are important things to remember. Cats Protection recommends that everyone follows a few simple tips to keep cats – all cats, not just their own – safe when it’s snowing. First off, it’s key to provide shelter for both strays and cats who are allowed outdoors so that they don’t end up shivering out in the cold for hours. Wedge doors of sheds and outbuildings slightly open (so cats who do manage to get inside don’t get locked in) or install a catflap, or create a mini snow shelter cats can take cover under. A sturdy cardboard box under plastic sheeting will do the trick. Speaking of cat flaps, you’ll need to make sure your cat’s access point doesn’t become frozen over or blocked by snow. Check it regularly. It’s important that your own cat has access to water indoors, as water points outdoors may have frozen over. Your kitty needs to stay hydrated even when it’s chilly outside. Make sure they’re well fed, too – running around in the cold can really build up their appetite. Check your car to make sure cats aren’t using it to steer clear of the cold, looking under the hood and banging lightly on the car to alert any cat that it’s time to move. If it’s the first time your cat’s seeing snow, it’s handy to introduce them to its wonders. Thank you for watching my video

According to figures from traffic navigation company TomTom, Marseille and Paris are the cities with the heaviest traffic in France. In Marseille during 2016, people spent a whopping six days and 16 hours in traffic. This translates to 41 minutes spent in traffic jams every day, according to TomTom. The 2016 figures mark a worsening of the traffic situation in the southern city. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the evening - when people are leaving work and school - is the worst time to hit the city's roads. Indeed, during this peak in traffic, journey time increases by an average of 75 percent compared to quieter periods. But in Paris it's the mornings that cause the most hassle for motorists, with TomTom saying that during peak traffic hours, Parisian motorists' journeys can be extended by 68 percent. People in the greater Paris region of Ile-de-France typically lose six days and ten hours a year to road traffic. "Traffic is the ill of the century. Every city is working on the issue," Vincent Martinier, TomTom's marketing director told BFM TV in February. "We must keep it in mind that the road network is at saturation point. There aren't new roads being built to ease the pressure in the big cities like Paris." And the traffic in Marseille and Paris isn't just considered bad compared to other French cities. In fact, they are among the most congested cities in the world, with Marseille coming in at 26th and Paris ranked 35th, according to TomTom. Among the other French cities struggling with traffic are Bordeaux, where motorists spend six days a year in traffic. And Grenoble and Toulon, where traffic became markedly worse in 2016, with drivers spending around five days a year in traffic jams. Across France people spend an average of 23 hours in traffic each year, according to traffic app Inrix. Thank you for watching my video

Hoedspruit is situated between the Kruger Park and Blyde River Canyon, a great location for a boat trip to see lush vegetation and local wildlife, like antelope, crocs and hippos. It is equally great for microlight flights to view game from above, and an aerial view of the world’s third largest canyon. Discover Hoedspruit’s fresh water mountain springs, caves and enchanting waterfalls while kloofing, criss-crossing the river to a bankside forest and emerging at the Olifants River. Hoedspruit’s bushveld surroundings offer great cover and exciting challenges for paintball enthusiasts of all ages. Thank you for watching my video