#MayoClinicMinute: Want to stay healthy and avoid #germs and #viruses? Wash your hands and stop touching your face. And @drgregpoland reminds people that some of the most ordinary objects and places are often the most germ-filled. https://t.co/7SDQkITIYm
11 hours in the road today .. I saw broken down campers , an accident ( nothing major but still 😢) a few deer 🦌 and some foxes. But this definitely has to be the favorite 😂 😂💙
Derik M. was on the McMurdo Station in Antarctica as a US Coast Guard in 2017, when he spotted a family of penguins.
Suddenly, a piece of the ice broke and the clip turned out to be one of the most thrilling ever filmed.
In the mountains of China , the Yi ethnic group collects the "Fire Herb". Extract the white lint from the reverse of the leaf to create a thermal, waterproof fabric that is more durable than cotton.
[🎞️ edilserbueno]
The Romans built this villa in the early 4th century, probably for a very high‑ranking official, maybe even an emperor.
Every corridor, every room, every bath, every reception hall was covered in mosaics.
What’s even more impressive is how it survived.
The villa was buried under mud after a massive landslide in the Middle Ages, and that disaster ended up being its protection. The roof collapsed, the walls fell, but the mosaics stayed sealed under layers of earth for centuries, untouched by weather, war, or looters.
When archaeologists finally uncovered it in the 20th century, they found the largest collection of Roman mosaics anywhere...more than 3,500 square meters of them!