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The fin whale, scientific name Balaenoptera physalus, is the second-largest animal on Earth, following the blue whale. It belongs to the baleen whale suborder and is commonly found in oceans worldwide. Fin whales are characterized by their streamlined bodies, which are colored dark gray or brownish-gray on the back and lighter underneath. They have a distinct ridge along their back behind the dorsal fin, which gives them their name.

Key features of fin whales include:

Size: Fin whales can reach lengths of up to 75-85 feet (23-26 meters) and weigh up to 70-80 tons. They are long and slender compared to other large whales.

Feeding: Fin whales are filter feeders, primarily consuming small fish, krill, and other planktonic organisms. They have baleen plates in their mouths that they use to filter food from the water.

Migration: Fin whales are known for their extensive migrations, often traveling thousands of miles between feeding and breeding grounds. They typically move from high-latitude feeding areas in the summer to warmer waters near the equator for breeding and calving during the winter.

Conservation status: Despite being one of the most abundant whale species, fin whales have faced threats from commercial whaling, ship strikes, entanglement in fishing gear, and habitat degradation. They are currently listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

Vocalizations: Fin whales produce a variety of sounds, including low-frequency moans and pulses. These vocalizations are believed to be used for communication and possibly for navigation.

Overall, the fin whale plays a significant role in marine ecosystems and is a fascinating subject of study for researchers interested in whale biology and conservation.

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Woodpeckers have long, chisel-like beaks adapted for drilling into wood. They use their beaks to excavate nest cavities, search for food, and communicate through drumming on trees.

Zygodactyl Feet: Woodpeckers have two toes facing forward and two toes facing backward, which provides them with a strong grip on vertical surfaces like tree trunks.

Drumming: Woodpeckers engage in drumming behavior to communicate with other woodpeckers and to establish territories. The sound produced by drumming can vary in frequency and intensity and is distinctive to each species.

Feeding Habits: Woodpeckers primarily feed on insects found in wood, such as beetles, ants, and larvae. They also eat fruits, nuts, and seeds.

Nesting: Woodpeckers excavate cavities in trees for nesting, using their beaks to create holes in the wood. These cavities are often reused by other cavity-nesting birds after the woodpeckers have abandoned them.

Protective Adaptations: Woodpeckers have various adaptations to protect their brains and necks from the forces generated by their pecking behavior, including shock-absorbing tissues in their skulls and specialized neck muscles.

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Indiana Lakeside we found nature. Not only did we find the beauty within this area but I witness Totality on another level. 

I have zero words to describe the emotions as I type this.

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Eclipse Totality 2024 Indiana

Timelapse Totality Lakeside

Bottlenose Pod rides a wave together. 

The beauty of Nature from the Sky to the Ocean. Both are tremendous sources of energy. High octane vibrations that feed the soul.

We must learn from from their behavior. 

I am amazed at the simplicity they live by and I can feel their energy of joy run through my mind. They speak to us in the highest source of communication. 

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Wave Riding Dolphins 

Star trails are time consuming and not easy to capture at all. This event took close to 3 hrs. No clouds was needed as the shutter stays open. 

The incredible thing about start tails is gravity. Singular motion is how the globe keeps spinning. 

Star trails help scientist with many projects on space with gravity.

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Trails of Light

Rare AI art can be created with time. 
Fine detail is key into video AI art. 5 seconds of timeline gives us a glimpse of whats to come. 

We must adapt to all art. I prefer AI Video art 
The future is ours!

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Crystal Future 

They have arrived

Satoshi Grand Entrance 

The white orca, also known as the "ghost" orca, is an exceptionally rare phenomenon in the wild. These orcas exhibit a condition called leucism, which is a partial loss of pigmentation resulting in white or light-colored skin. Unlike albinism, which is a complete lack of melanin, animals with leucism still have normal eye color.

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Giant supercell developed over the Rockies as we were in Rocky Mountain Arsenal. It was one to remember!

The bolts were right near Boulder area coming in from Rocky Mountain National Park.

The foreground gives great perspective with homes.

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Rocky Bolts

New to chasing storms has open my eyes to things I would have never imagined. 
Dash cam voltage Footage

I am fascinated by all things this planet has on offer. I am not the best at anything but I will be committed to doing my best. Fearlessly making my art the highest value on Rarity. 


The idea that lightning doesn"t strike the same place twice is a misconception. In fact, certain locations are more prone to repeated strikes due to their physical characteristics and environmental factors. Understanding this can help in taking appropriate safety measures to protect structures and individuals from lightning-related hazards.

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HIGH VOLTAGE

Dash cam showing how crazy nature can be. 

Reflection on car from the Lightning Bolts within feet from me shows you how dangerous things get be at times.

The odds of being struct is very low.
But there is odds. 

Video was taken in Ft Collins Colorado where I enjoy my time when in Denver Area. Nature in its finest form. 

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HIGH VOLTAGE Ft Collins 

Bolts of high Voltage

This event rarely happens in these parts. The images from the Tetons quickly filled with clouds. Thick dark clouds covered the snow cap Tetons.

Video was filmed as it hit dark. Strong bolts were going sideways not up and down. The phenom from Lightning is fascinating to me.

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High Voltage Above Tetons

In all my years of being a content creator. I have never had this very rare occasion happen for the length it did. 

The Great Grey Owl is the largest of all Owls. They like solitude and can be alone for months when not mating. The rarity of this species of Owl in Wyoming including Tetons National Park is very rare. 

When documenting birds in this area of Teton National Park they have only confirmed 3 total Great Grey owls. 

Wyoming as a state is very large. To hear these numbers made me think how can myself a photographer from Hawaii finally capture the ghost of the Forest. Or as they say Phantom of the North

The first video I ever minted yesterday belongs to Moderats Art
Now minting 1/1 video from evening I will never forget. 

As I went back hiking into forest known for Grizzly Bears I was hesitant. But like everything in life. No risk no reward. Years of my life was dedicated to this moment.  The Great Grey Owl once again alone in its habitat sat on this tiny twig. At first sleeping with first glance. Second glance she was awake.

We did identify the gender by length. The females or larger and this Owl looked like an airplane when in flight.

Sharing this moment with one animal that gave me 20 minutes of her time. Priceless time that I cannot replicate. 

She was shy but friendly as I approached her with good energy. 
Letting my sprit be one with this beautiful animal. 

Rarity is Very Rare according to every study done.
To say my path is not in the right place would be untrue. 
Trusting the Process can be tough but this moment has made me more committed. 

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Ghost of the Forest Swivel Head Video

Experimenting with so many different art forms.

The liquid reacting to egg dropping very detailed. 
My son and I created the thick liquid from Whole Milk and used food coloring. The orange sensation is very unique and I did mint one image on SuperRare. 

Behind the scenes can give you a glimpse of we created this art form. The endless option of art reside. 

The floor in it"s raw form as I create this Video. Camera is the Sony A1 at 4k 120fps

I see the start of something very unique. Liquid makes the mind feel a certain way. 

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Orange Fusion Video experiment Lights on 404 

This is the video art form of the #2 Image minted on SuperRare. 

Video shows the vivid colors behind every drop. The lab is dark made specifically for this project. 

The Variations are endless.
The node between Videography and Photography go hand in hand. 
This art form is all real with zero AI use. Raw videos featuring 4k Setting at 120 fps. Which creates the slow motion to see details of this art form.

The splash at the gives it so much detail. The liquid is trying to find its home and looks displaced. 

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Blue Dream of Liquid Video Edition 

The Jackson"s chameleon (Trioceros jacksonii) is a species of chameleon native to the mountainous forests of East Africa, particularly in Kenya and Tanzania. They are also known as three-horned chameleons due to the presence of three prominent horns on the heads of malesone on the nose and two above the eyes. Females usually lack these horns or have much smaller ones.

You can hear the dog nearby scaring this lizard as it looks above

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