With respect to anyone who thinks love is the most powerful force on the planet, this is totally wrong. The most powerful thing in existence is obviously nature.
It's always there, often doing its work in the background. But when nature comes to the forefront, it's always a good show.
Why isn't this smoke drifting further and further up? It's because it hit an invisible thermal layer that causes it to dissipate at a certain altitude.
Dandelions are seen as weeds by many people, and they subsequently get plucked or poisoned. This weirdly thick dandelion, with six (!) heads, looks like it wants to fight back.
This tree has almost completely surrounded this sign as it grows, causing it to bend with the pressure.
Sure, you've had birds poop on your car before, but have you ever seen bird poop in the shape of a bird?
This onion just got sliced in half with a sharp knife, but that isn't going to stop it from smiling.
Leaves can turn some spectacularly bright colors in the fall, but I think this leaf has literally all the colors.
Everyone knows that raccoons are devious little critters who will go to great lengths to eat. Here's just one example.
At one time, these were shards of broken glass and pottery. But the ocean has polished them into something that resembles gemstones.
This pic, taken off the coast of Western Australia, shows just how powerful riptides are. It's a reminder that beaches can be dangerous.
This is a nice pic on its own, but if you look just to the left of the flower, the hovering insect looks just like Tinkerbell.
This person is stationed in Antarctica and it looks like this baby penguin doesn't want them to ever go back home.
This massive tree branch is a bit too heavy for the tree to support it. With a little help from this crutch, it's thriving.
It takes skill to capture a photo that looks this majestic. Foxes are weirdly cat-like, considering they're members of the canine family.
Sometimes the magic of light refraction works just so, and your toilet becomes ensconced in a kaleidoscope of bright colors.
I don't know what type of clouds these are but this pic shows the magic of the sun setting on a stormy sky.
This gigantic salt crystal was found in an ordinary package of sea salt. So, do you, like, crumble it on your fries or what?
There's supposed to be a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow, so I'd start by looking in the ditch just behind the green highway sign.
This pic was taken in Ohio not in the depths of winter, but in late April. Mother Nature is a cruel prankster.
I couldn't tell you what type of caterpillar this is. All I can tell you is that it has little penguins on its back.
This polydactyl cat has extra toes. What this means, in practice, is that it looks like it's always wearing big mittens.
