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Thousands of puffins flying past. An extremely rare spectacle to witness. Puffins form 'the wheel' near every major colony and this serves pretty much the same purpose as a roundabout for cars. It prevents them from crashing into each other when leaving and coming back from the sea.

A few moments of an incredible and carefree time spent in the company of thousands of puffins on Shiant Isles, Outer Hebrides, Scotland. There are not many places in the world when this amount of puffins can be observed, so enjoy! No puffin chicks were prevented from being fed in the burrows as the couple enjoying the special time moved places every 10 minutes.

One of many videos of an unforgettable time spent in very close proximity with thousands of puffins on the magical Shiant Islands. There are only very few places in the world anyone can experience this and they are all extremely difficult to get to. Enjoy

Two sea kayakers were amazed to be able to watch starfish getting covered by the tide. The video shows these creatures in an amazing detail and lets anyone experience the wonder of seeing how the starfish move. One kayaker was already in his boat and the other one was just able to get into her boat after finishing recording this video without getting her feet wet as the sea had risen sneakily during filming and the location was narrow and tricky for launching a long sea kayak.

Two sea kayakers on their journey through the Loch Hourn (Lake of Hell) in Scotland get stopped in their tracks after seeing mysterious bubbles coming out of the ground in shallow water under some force.. There surely must be a rational explanation.. Or is it a steam escaping from the cauldrons of hell underneath, as the Gaelic name of the lake suggests?😮

Want to be kayaking, live a walking distance from the sea or lake, but no car? No problem! It gets slightly difficult if the town is busy or if the cars don't want to let you cross the roads, but where there is a will, there is a way!

A couple watching and commenting on a grey squirrel eating a digestive biscuit on the ridge of a roof. Grey squirrels are not native to the UK, but are cute and lovely to watch anyway! Filmed in England.

After rounding a corner of an island in Argyll, Scotland, two sea kayakers suddenly can't help but pause and enjoy the company and the cute sounds of a seal baby. After a few seconds of enjoying the special moment the sea kayakers realised that the seal baby was likely scared, so quickly decided to leave it. After this video the seal baby got quickly reunited with its mum and the kayakers watched it getting much needed swimming lessons as they continued on their own journey.

Two kayakers stop to admire horses while on a journey through the beautiful Loch Maree in Scotland. Who was more interested in the other party, the kayakers or the horses?🙂