Made this little dude here to see if the fuzz effect was possible before I commit to the bigger commission project. What do you think?

Incredible TransparencyGlass frogs are unique vertebrates capable of becoming up to 60% more transparent while they sleep. During the day, they hide their colored red blood cells by packing almost 90% of them away in their liver, making their bodies nearly invisible against bright green leaves.

🛶: Dane Jackson

🤝: Red Bull Adventure

now we re talking!

Very few of these fishes survive to adulthood due to their bright color, which makes them stand out to predators, making them a literal 'fish of a lifetime' for anglers

Tomomi Nishikubo makes history with the World's Steepest Fakie Nose Manual Down an Olympic Ski Jump.

The Japanese trials rider rode backwards on a single wheel down Hakuba Ski Jump Stadium in Nagano, hitting a 37.5° gradient and over 60 km/h, to set TWO Guinness World Records: Steepest Bicycle Fakie Nose Manual and Longest Distance Travelled by Bicycle Fakie Nose Manual on a Ski Jumping Hill.

📊 KEY FACTS:

2 years from concept to completion
37.5° maximum gradient
136.6 m travelled backwards on one wheel
Two Guinness World Records Titles: 'Steepest bicycle fakie nose manual' (最大の勾配で行った自転車フェイキーノーズマニュアル) and 'Longest distance travelled by bicycle fakie nose manual on a ski jumping hill' (自転車フェイキーノーズマニュアルでスキージャンプ台を走行した最長距離)

Hakuba Ski Jump Stadium is one of Japan’s most iconic ski jumping venues and the only facility in the country to feature both a Large Hill (140 m) and a Normal Hill (107 m) side by side.

Completed in 1992 after six years of construction, the venue has hosted world-class competitions and gained international recognition. Today, it continues to serve as a premier training base for elite athletes and the next generation of ski jumpers, while also standing as one of Hakuba’s most recognizable landmarks and a popular destination for visitors from around the world.[World Record] Tomomi Nishikubo Fakie Nose Manual Down Olympic Ski Jump

Whats even more amazing is that they’re self taught

If you’re wondering why humpback whales breach, the truth is that we still don’t know for sure. It could be a way of communicating, removing parasites, or perhaps even a warning that we’re too close or disturbing them. That said, we think the last explanation is unlikely in this case. The whale moved a short distance away and then remained completely relaxed for several hours afterwards. Other groups also observed the same mother and calf during that time, and they stayed calm throughout.

Credits to mekanphotography on Instagram.

Credit to @herbiehunkele on Instagram. This is way too good not to share.