We can never get enough of the truly awesome spectacle of nature's destruction.
That's where this new video showing some lightning rattling the sky in one of Patagonia's beautiful volcanoes.
Early this year we were treated to a another dramatic showing when the Calbuco volcano spewed an ocean of ash and smoke into the atmosphere.
Nature is so cool.
Porsche Indrisie was watching a little crab just chill out on the rocks in Yallingup, Australia when terror struck.
An octopus shot out of the water and quickly dragged the creature beneath the surface.
Indrisie captured the entire moment on video, and you can hear her screams of horror as she witnessed the attack.
Who knew these 8-legged beasts could move so fast? Even sharks are no match for them.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
Rich German has been paddle boarding around Laguna Beach, California for years, but he has never seen a pod of Orcas until now.
Here’s his GoPro footage of the moment as the 5 killer whales swim around him and even underneath his board.
“I’m sharing this to raise awareness for these incredible, magical creatures,” he writes on Facebook.
It's moving day for this little hermit crab.
New year, new home!
British photographer Steve Guntrip recently caught the magical moment on camera.
Watch as his pet Pagurus Prideaux slips out of his old shell and into a brand new one.
Warning: there's lots of crab nudity in this video, so WARNING if that sort of thing bothers you.
A pack of 14 lions was recently caught on camera surrounding a 1-year old elephant at the Norman Carr Safaris Chinzombo Camp in Zambia by journalists on safari.
Odds were not in this baby elephant's favor, but thanks to some quick wit and a nearby stream, it was able to escape and reunite with its herd.
The safari guide was as shocked as everyone else. "In the 30-plus years I have been a safari guide in Zambia at the Luangwe Park, never have I seen anything like this," he told the Post.
WARNING: Understandable profanity is used in this incredibly startling video.
Thousands of homes are without power as storms ravage Ireland. As this video shows, it's no joke.
The Associated Press reports of this amazing occurrence captured on video in North Dakota by retired engineer, George Loegering. According to the AP, experts say the phenomenon developed from a rare combination of "cold, dense air, and an eddy in the river."
