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After all these years, who knew the pollen of the bird of paradise pollen was located in its "beak"? These beautiful tropical flowers are pretty commonplace here in California. They have sharp "beaks" and look similar to some type of tropical bird. They sing at songs at Disney's Tiki Room. Leave it to Valen, one of Tiki Room's greatest fans, to reveal this magical plants secrets! The stamens are within the beak, almost as if they were vocal cords! #tropicalflower

Um, that is not a bird,lol! I didn't even know flying squirrels lived around here, so I was NOT expecting to see that in my lifetime! Such an awesome surprise! I wish I could get a better shot but the windows reflect the lights.

Some holidays have passed and some are coming up and you've been naughty, or you plan to be. You want to prep your gut before you go off the rails, or your stomach already hurts and you've fallen off track toward your clean eating goal. No problemo! Just drink this "delicious" elixir to get your digestion back on track! It's just warm water mixed with -a couple splashes of raw apple cider vinegar - a couple squishes of lemon - a sprinkle of cinnamon The flavor is quite intense, but you can add a bit of - honey (preferably manuka) and mix! If you can drink a cocktail, you can handle this!* #spicylemonade #ketorecipe *Of course, I'm not a doctor, but this is what I do to get back on track with KETO.

Would you try it? I'm not much of a giblets eating kind of girl, but since going on KETO, I've learned that those parts of animals that gross me out are actually very nutritious. My mom has always called the heart everyone was happy to let her have it. But this year, I decided I would bravely try it, and in this video is my reaction. #eatyourheartout #thanksgivingturkey

Just a curious little chipmunk posing near the aster flowers on the boardwalk on our local nature trail 🤍🐿 #animalvideo #naturetrail

This furry/fuzzy/spiky oddity looks like an evil rabbit/s foot, but what is it really? Leave your guess in the comment!

Never come between a Sandhill Crane and its offspring! That was close!