#crazy nature

Source: @naturelvr-69 .

I Always forget that river ice melts like this

Enjoy Weed.

It’s been a blistering summer across the globe. The slew of extreme temperatures includes north of the Arctic Circle in Finland catching 90 degrees Fahrenheit, to a community in Algeria breaking an Africa-wide record of 124 degrees. Even coastal San Diego has seen the mercury rise to unprecedented—and uncomfortable—levels. While excessive heat warnings, unstoppable wildfires, and years-long droughts may be the new normal, the fact remains that animals (including ourselves) need to regulate their body temperature. Both cold- and warm-blooded species have some clever behavioral, anatomical, or physiological tricks to survive extreme temperatures. Humans may seek out the beach, a frosty beverage, a fan, or a bowl of ice cream to cool down, but there are plenty of other cool strategies used by animals to grapple with the blazing dog days of summer. See how the animal kingdom naturally beats the heat.

Here’s the second video