Get ready for few minutes of chill time breaking the daily routine mess. Social feed isn’t so much fun in weekdays and time sparing on weekends is tough for few people. I know even weekends are full of completing the missing accomplishments like maintenance of vehicles, schools on end of calendar year, visiting relative’s house for maintaining relations so barely we find no time to get a break unless we opt for it.
Well, I found some stuff which really worked like stress-buster and getting me away with what I’m driving in the flow. Do spare few minutes of your valuable to laugh out loud or giggle 😀
Baby polar bear getting surprised by a seal.
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) November 11, 2019
Full video https://t.co/GV9syPcLSa pic.twitter.com/rHoDnOKYTM
Fun table tennis.... pic.twitter.com/czZ9zKOgPc
— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) October 26, 2019
I couldn’t take my eyes off from the table tennis game and my expression is of like the baby polar bear definitely.. That amusing reaction after seeing the seal and falling back is so cute to witness.. I played it thrice 😡
This is what makes me happy ❤️❤️
— Akki (@akkitwts) February 29, 2020
Before getting off the bus, this little girl told the bus driver that “Shake It Off” was her favorite song, he stopped everything he was doing, turned up the song, and jammed out with her! pic.twitter.com/p2FkjuYmtm
While both first and third links are enjoying to the beats..
This one is from the composers who are madly in love with their craft, just watch and you’ll love it. It’s not even exaggerating to expect an extended performance video.
Jammed with my guru @drumssivamani in our temple town #tirupathi with this wonderful #handpan instrument ❤️ pic.twitter.com/0GgJwpdxG5
— thaman S (@MusicThaman) February 10, 2020
Sooo beautiful!
— Erik Solheim (@ErikSolheim) February 3, 2020
This rescue elephant loves Beethoven!
pic.twitter.com/43S7bMSJdT
And I’ve never seen any animal so close after growing up. Barely I remember that I visited zoo in my 3rd grade or so. Well, my love towards them doesn’t change though and these videos makes me miss them so much. #WildWishes 😀
After the devastating bushfires Australia is coming back to life...pic.twitter.com/vR3KsN6OKm#Tiredearth #Australia #AustraliaBurning #AustraliaBushfires #australiafire #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis
— Green Planet (@Elizabeth_Ruler) February 1, 2020
A young elephant trying to get a fence painter to play with her pic.twitter.com/tttSHFP11s
— varun - formerly thesimplecrew (@saavadikadha) January 13, 2020
They got burned, but never gave up. This is how life is returning to Australian woodland. You give space to nature, it bounces back. Credit Kennedy News and Media. #SundayMotivation pic.twitter.com/dsZVGKWN1i
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) January 12, 2020
Running Cheetahs are the most majestic sight in the wild. India is planning to reintroduce African sp which occupies only 6% of it’s historical Range now. In India, Asiatic Cheetah was last sighted in 1951 in Koriya district. Pray for success of reintroduction in India.🙏🏼🙏🏼 pic.twitter.com/BUHUZNOh9o
— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) February 4, 2020
While the cheetah made you jaw-dropping, the love of baby elephant made my heart melting ♥
The tweets from Parveen and Green planet are the resonance of nature. They portray the power of nature how it can heal herself. I’m in love with the feed. Hope you as well !!
Until next feed post
– xo
