📍Constantine - Algeria 🇩🇿
📸 Ahmed El Amine Nakib
📸 Ahmed El Amine Nakib
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Welcome to Planet Earth, a Telegram channel dedicated to showcasing the most beautiful places on our planet. Since its inception on 14/12/2015, Planet Earth has been a hub for nature enthusiasts, travelers, and photography lovers to come together and appreciate the wonders of our world. From breathtaking landscapes to stunning wildlife, this channel highlights the diversity and beauty of Earth in all its glory. Do you have your own photos of amazing places around the globe that you want to share with a wider audience? You can submit your content to be featured on Planet Earth by sending them to @sendpics_pe_bot. It's a great opportunity to showcase your photography skills and inspire others to explore the world around them. In addition to stunning visual content, Planet Earth also provides recommendations for other interesting channels to follow. For example, @novablog_it offers all the latest technology news, keeping you informed about the latest trends and developments in the tech world. And don't forget to check out our partner channel, @Pictures_Land, for more amazing images and collaborations. Join us on Planet Earth and embark on a virtual journey to discover the most awe-inspiring and mesmerizing places on our planet. Let's celebrate the magnificence of Mother Nature together!
Planet Earth
19 Feb, 13:05
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Dinoša Mulberry Tree: In the village of Dinoša, a mulberry tree releases water from its trunk after heavy rains, a rare natural phenomenon caused by underground water pressure.
📍Dinoša - Montenegro🇲🇪
📸 BIRN/Samir Kajosevic
Dinoša Mulberry Tree: In the village of Dinoša, a mulberry tree releases water from its trunk after heavy rains, a rare natural phenomenon caused by underground water pressure.
📍Dinoša - Montenegro
📸 BIRN/Samir Kajosevic
Planet Earth
06 Feb, 19:13
📍Asahidake, Nokanan, Higashikawa, Hokkaido - Japan 🇯🇵
📸 Dominic Kurniawan Suryaputra
📸 Dominic Kurniawan Suryaputra
Planet Earth
05 Feb, 13:05
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In Iceland, you can dive or snorkel between two tectonic plates! In the Silfra fissure within Þingvellir National Park (Thingvellir), you swim in the crystal-clear waters that separate the Eurasian Plate from the North American Plate. This rift expands by about 2 cm per year due to the movement of the plates. The water, filtered for decades through porous lava, is so clear that it offers visibility of up to 100 meters, making it one of the most unique diving spots in the world.❄️
📍Iceland🇮🇸
📸 CHUNGHOI KIM
In Iceland, you can dive or snorkel between two tectonic plates! In the Silfra fissure within Þingvellir National Park (Thingvellir), you swim in the crystal-clear waters that separate the Eurasian Plate from the North American Plate. This rift expands by about 2 cm per year due to the movement of the plates. The water, filtered for decades through porous lava, is so clear that it offers visibility of up to 100 meters, making it one of the most unique diving spots in the world.
📍Iceland
📸 CHUNGHOI KIM
Planet Earth
03 Feb, 19:03
📍Kanger Ghati National Park, Kandanar, Chhattisgarh - India 🇮🇳
📸 Wietse Jongsma
📸 Wietse Jongsma
Planet Earth
29 Jan, 13:04
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Snowflakes form when water vapor in the air directly transforms into ice through a process called deposition, which occurs at temperatures below freezing. During this process, the vapor condenses onto particles of atmospheric dust, giving rise to ice crystals that take on different shapes depending on environmental conditions. The final shape of a snowflake is influenced by its journey through the clouds, with variations in temperature and humidity determining its growth. Each snowflake is unique, as it follows a different path under constantly changing conditions.🌨
📸 Colin Davis
Snowflakes form when water vapor in the air directly transforms into ice through a process called deposition, which occurs at temperatures below freezing. During this process, the vapor condenses onto particles of atmospheric dust, giving rise to ice crystals that take on different shapes depending on environmental conditions. The final shape of a snowflake is influenced by its journey through the clouds, with variations in temperature and humidity determining its growth. Each snowflake is unique, as it follows a different path under constantly changing conditions.
📸 Colin Davis
Planet Earth
22 Jan, 18:59
📍Krvavec, Cerklje na Gorenjskem - Slovenia 🇸🇮
📸 Hasmik Ghazaryan Olson
📸 Hasmik Ghazaryan Olson
Planet Earth
22 Jan, 12:59
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An intriguing fact concerns the biodiversity in India, which is among the richest and most varied in the world. India hosts three biodiversity hotspots, known as the Western Ghats, the Eastern Himalayas, and the Indo-Burma region, which are habitats for many endemic species. This country is home to 7.6% of all mammals, 12.6% of all birds, and 6.2% of all reptiles globally.
📍Mumbai, Maharashtra - India🇮🇳
📸 Sonika Agarwal
An intriguing fact concerns the biodiversity in India, which is among the richest and most varied in the world. India hosts three biodiversity hotspots, known as the Western Ghats, the Eastern Himalayas, and the Indo-Burma region, which are habitats for many endemic species. This country is home to 7.6% of all mammals, 12.6% of all birds, and 6.2% of all reptiles globally.
📍Mumbai, Maharashtra - India
📸 Sonika Agarwal
Planet Earth
16 Jan, 13:03
📍Mt Kosciuszko, Kosciuszko National Park NSW - Australia 🇦🇺
📸 Olivia Hibbins
📸 Olivia Hibbins
Planet Earth
15 Jan, 13:02
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An intriguing fact about the natural world of Lebanon is the presence of the Cedar forests of Lebanon, which are a national symbol and a fundamental part of the country's natural heritage. These forests, primarily located in the mountain range of Mount Lebanon, are renowned for their giant cedars, which have historically been used in the construction of significant buildings, including temples and palaces.
📍Lebanon 🇱🇧
📸 Bibleplaces
An intriguing fact about the natural world of Lebanon is the presence of the Cedar forests of Lebanon, which are a national symbol and a fundamental part of the country's natural heritage. These forests, primarily located in the mountain range of Mount Lebanon, are renowned for their giant cedars, which have historically been used in the construction of significant buildings, including temples and palaces.
📍Lebanon 🇱🇧
📸 Bibleplaces
Planet Earth
08 Jan, 13:02
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Kosovo is a country rich in natural beauty and ecological curiosities. One of the most fascinating features of its territory is the presence of two national parks, the Sharr Mountains and Bjeshkët e Nemuna, which host a remarkable biodiversity. These parks are habitats for rare species such as the European lynx and offer numerous hiking trails, making Kosovo a true paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.🍃
📍Kosovo🇽🇰
📸 Bence Buduczki
Kosovo is a country rich in natural beauty and ecological curiosities. One of the most fascinating features of its territory is the presence of two national parks, the Sharr Mountains and Bjeshkët e Nemuna, which host a remarkable biodiversity. These parks are habitats for rare species such as the European lynx and offer numerous hiking trails, making Kosovo a true paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
📍Kosovo
📸 Bence Buduczki
Planet Earth
07 Jan, 13:05
📍Ylläs Ski Resort, North, Tunturintie, Kolari - Finland 🇫🇮
📸 Yves Scheuber
📸 Yves Scheuber
Planet Earth
03 Jan, 18:59
📍Grünau im Almtal, Oberösterreich, Österreich - Austria 🇦🇹
📸 Simon Berger
📸 Simon Berger
Planet Earth
01 Jan, 12:59
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Indonesia is an extraordinary country in terms of biodiversity. An intriguing fact is that, despite representing only 1.3% of the Earth's surface, it hosts about 17% of the world's animal and plant species. This makes it one of the most biodiverse places on the planet.🍃
📍Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561 - Indonesia🇮🇩
📸 Silas Baisch
Indonesia is an extraordinary country in terms of biodiversity. An intriguing fact is that, despite representing only 1.3% of the Earth's surface, it hosts about 17% of the world's animal and plant species. This makes it one of the most biodiverse places on the planet.
📍Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561 - Indonesia
📸 Silas Baisch
Planet Earth
31 Dec, 19:05
📍Jizotai-50-1 Anikayakusa, Kitaakita-shi, Akita-ken 018-4745 - Japan 🇯🇵
📸 Sam Lee
📸 Sam Lee
Planet Earth
30 Dec, 13:01
📍Xiaojin County, Ngawa Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan - China 🇨🇳
📸 Yushan Wang
📸 Yushan Wang
Planet Earth
29 Dec, 13:01
📍South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands - South Georgia 🇬🇸
📸 ArcticDesire.com Polarreisen
📸 ArcticDesire.com Polarreisen
Planet Earth
26 Dec, 07:00
📍Air Terjun Mokokawa, Banggai, Sulawesi Tengah - Indonesia 🇮🇩
📸 mickwagey
📸 mickwagey
Planet Earth
25 Dec, 13:00
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An intriguing fact about the natural world in Dubai is the presence of the Arabian oryx, an elegant animal similar to an antelope, which has been saved from extinction thanks to a reintroduction program initiated by the government of the United Arab Emirates. This animal, which was once critically endangered, saw its status downgraded to "vulnerable" in 2011 due to conservation efforts.🦌
📸 Jairph
An intriguing fact about the natural world in Dubai is the presence of the Arabian oryx, an elegant animal similar to an antelope, which has been saved from extinction thanks to a reintroduction program initiated by the government of the United Arab Emirates. This animal, which was once critically endangered, saw its status downgraded to "vulnerable" in 2011 due to conservation efforts.
📸 Jairph
Planet Earth
23 Dec, 19:00
📍Everland, Everland-ro, Pogog-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do - South Korea 🇰🇷
📸 Ammar Zainal
📸 Ammar Zainal
Planet Earth
04 Dec, 13:00
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An intriguing fact about nature in Burkina Faso is the presence of the sacred crocodile pond in Sabou, located near the capital Ouagadougou. According to local legend, a village chief got lost in the savannah and, to quench his thirst, was helped by a crocodile that moistened his lips with the tip of its tail. From that moment on, the crocodiles in this pond have been considered sacred and protected by the local community.🐊
📸 Josh Withers
An intriguing fact about nature in Burkina Faso is the presence of the sacred crocodile pond in Sabou, located near the capital Ouagadougou. According to local legend, a village chief got lost in the savannah and, to quench his thirst, was helped by a crocodile that moistened his lips with the tip of its tail. From that moment on, the crocodiles in this pond have been considered sacred and protected by the local community.
📸 Josh Withers
Planet Earth
04 Dec, 07:00
📍White sand lake, Pamir plateau, Kashgar region, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Prefecture - China 🇨🇳
📸 the_healingwind
📸 the_healingwind
Planet Earth
03 Dec, 07:01
📍Sonamarg, Ganderbal District of Jammu and Kashmir - India 🇮🇳
📸 _lone_owais19_
📸 _lone_owais19_
Planet Earth
02 Dec, 12:59
📍Refuge des Cosmiques, Chamonix-Mont-Blan - France 🇫🇷
📸 Martin Masson
📸 Martin Masson
Planet Earth
30 Nov, 07:01
📍Tunel Cacheuta Potrerillos, Mendoza - Argentina 🇦🇷
📸 exploreargentinaok
📸 exploreargentinaok
Planet Earth
27 Nov, 13:01
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An intriguing fact about the ocean floor is the discovery of mysterious holes along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, about 2,500 meters deep, north of the Azores. Observed during a NOAA mission, these perfectly aligned holes have sparked interest among scientists and the public. Their origins remain unknown, with some researchers suggesting they may be created by organisms disturbing the sediment or by marine animals burrowing into the sea floor. This phenomenon highlights our limited understanding of ocean ecosystems and the mysteries hidden in their depths.🌊
📸 ItaliaOggi
An intriguing fact about the ocean floor is the discovery of mysterious holes along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, about 2,500 meters deep, north of the Azores. Observed during a NOAA mission, these perfectly aligned holes have sparked interest among scientists and the public. Their origins remain unknown, with some researchers suggesting they may be created by organisms disturbing the sediment or by marine animals burrowing into the sea floor. This phenomenon highlights our limited understanding of ocean ecosystems and the mysteries hidden in their depths.
📸 ItaliaOggi
Planet Earth
21 Nov, 13:01
📍Berliner Dom, Am Lustgarten, Berlin - Germany 🇩🇪
📸 Nikita Pishchugin
📸 Nikita Pishchugin
Planet Earth
20 Nov, 13:00
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Mount Everest, also known as Chomolungma in Tibetan and Sagarmāthā in Nepali, is the highest mountain in the world with an official height of 8,848.86 meters above sea level. An interesting fact about its name is that before being called Everest in 1865 in honor of Sir George Everest, the mountain was known as Peak XV and its existence was only recognized in 1852. 🏔
📍Mount Everest - Nepal🇳🇵
📸 Julius Zetzsche
Mount Everest, also known as Chomolungma in Tibetan and Sagarmāthā in Nepali, is the highest mountain in the world with an official height of 8,848.86 meters above sea level. An interesting fact about its name is that before being called Everest in 1865 in honor of Sir George Everest, the mountain was known as Peak XV and its existence was only recognized in 1852. 🏔
📍Mount Everest - Nepal
📸 Julius Zetzsche
Planet Earth
13 Nov, 12:59
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Cyprus is a fascinating island not only for its history and culture but also for its rich biodiversity. An interesting fact concerns the population of cats: it is estimated that there are about 1.5 million cats on the island, far exceeding the human population of around 800,000 inhabitants. These felines were introduced by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine IX in an attempt to control the proliferation of venomous snakes, making cats an iconic and beloved presence in Cyprus.🐱
📍Tombs of the Kings Avenue, Paphos - Cyprus🇨🇾
📸 Maksym Pozniak-Haraburda
Cyprus is a fascinating island not only for its history and culture but also for its rich biodiversity. An interesting fact concerns the population of cats: it is estimated that there are about 1.5 million cats on the island, far exceeding the human population of around 800,000 inhabitants. These felines were introduced by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine IX in an attempt to control the proliferation of venomous snakes, making cats an iconic and beloved presence in Cyprus.
📍Tombs of the Kings Avenue, Paphos - Cyprus
📸 Maksym Pozniak-Haraburda
Planet Earth
08 Nov, 07:01
📍Lago Pehoé, Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, Patagonia - Chile 🇨🇱
📸 timothydhalleine
📸 timothydhalleine
Planet Earth
06 Nov, 13:00
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In Oman, you can find habitats ranging from the Al Hajar mountains to deserts and pristine beaches. The mountains host majestic giant junipers and wild olive trees, creating vital environments for many animal species, including the rare Arabian tahr, a goat-like animal.
📸 Wikipedia
In Oman, you can find habitats ranging from the Al Hajar mountains to deserts and pristine beaches. The mountains host majestic giant junipers and wild olive trees, creating vital environments for many animal species, including the rare Arabian tahr, a goat-like animal.
📸 Wikipedia
Planet Earth
03 Nov, 13:00
📍Surajpur Bird Sanctury, Surajpur, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh - India 🇮🇳
📸 ABHISHEK IYER
📸 ABHISHEK IYER
Planet Earth
30 Oct, 19:01
📍Vinhomes Central Park, Landmark 81, Hồ Chí Minh - Việt Nam 🇻🇳
📸 Nhat Tien Huynh
📸 Nhat Tien Huynh
Planet Earth
30 Oct, 13:02
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Libya boasts an important network of fossil water in the underground, dating back thousands of years, which represents a valuable resource in an otherwise arid territory. This water has been exploited for agriculture and irrigation, thus contributing to the country's food security.💧
📸 Amritanshu Sikdar
Libya boasts an important network of fossil water in the underground, dating back thousands of years, which represents a valuable resource in an otherwise arid territory. This water has been exploited for agriculture and irrigation, thus contributing to the country's food security.
📸 Amritanshu Sikdar
Planet Earth
29 Oct, 07:01
📍Thajwas Glacier Sonamarg, Jammu and Kashmir - India 🇮🇳
📸 marvelous__kashmir
📸 marvelous__kashmir
Planet Earth
27 Oct, 13:00
📍Rifugio Lago Nambino, Madonna di Campiglio - Italy 🇮🇹
📸 Vincentiu Solomon
📸 Vincentiu Solomon
Planet Earth
25 Oct, 06:01
📍Sagalassos Antik Kenti, Burdur, Ağlasun - Turkey 🇹🇷
📸 mustafaozsayann
📸 mustafaozsayann
Planet Earth
23 Oct, 12:02
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Switzerland is considered the water reserve of Europe, possessing 6% of the continent's freshwater resources. Its groundwater supplies 80% of the drinking and industrial water resources, making the country essential for water provision in Europe.💧
📍 Rhine Falls, Laufen-Uhwiesen - Switzerland🇨🇭
📸 Michaela Římáková
Switzerland is considered the water reserve of Europe, possessing 6% of the continent's freshwater resources. Its groundwater supplies 80% of the drinking and industrial water resources, making the country essential for water provision in Europe.
📍 Rhine Falls, Laufen-Uhwiesen - Switzerland
📸 Michaela Římáková
Planet Earth
25 Sep, 12:00
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North Korea features diverse ecosystems with over 3,000 plant species and 500 animal species, many of which are endemic. The government has established several national parks and nature reserves to protect this biodiversity, including Mount Kumgang National Park, known for its beautiful landscapes and varied flora, which attracts researchers and environmentalists.🌸
📍Mount Kumgang National Park - North Korea🇰🇵
📸 Wikipedia
North Korea features diverse ecosystems with over 3,000 plant species and 500 animal species, many of which are endemic. The government has established several national parks and nature reserves to protect this biodiversity, including Mount Kumgang National Park, known for its beautiful landscapes and varied flora, which attracts researchers and environmentalists.
📍Mount Kumgang National Park - North Korea
📸 Wikipedia
Planet Earth
20 Sep, 18:01
📍Balls Falls Reserve Conservation Area, Falls Reserve Line, Benmiller, Ontario - Canada 🇨🇦
📸 Michael Hamments
📸 Michael Hamments
Planet Earth
18 Sep, 12:01
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Tajikistan is a true natural paradise, with about 93% of its territory mountainous. Among its wonders, the Fedchenko Glacier stands out, the largest in the Pamirs and 77 km long, which is one of the main attractions for hiking and nature enthusiasts.❄️
📍Fedchenko Glacier - Tajikistan🇹🇯
📸 sorewards.com
Tajikistan is a true natural paradise, with about 93% of its territory mountainous. Among its wonders, the Fedchenko Glacier stands out, the largest in the Pamirs and 77 km long, which is one of the main attractions for hiking and nature enthusiasts.
📍Fedchenko Glacier - Tajikistan
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