Explaining The Ocean on Instagram: "The whale shark is the largest fish in the world, yet it’s often called a “gentle giant” of the oceans. Despite growing up to 40 feet long, these massive filter-feeders survive mainly on plankton, small fish, and krill, swimming with their huge mouths open to sieve food from the water. Their spotted skin patterns are unique to each individual, like fingerprints, making them easy to identify in the wild. Whale sharks are found in warm, tropical seas across the

Guinness World Records on Instagram: "Largest serving of Nigerian style jollof rice 🍲 8,780 kg (19356 lb 9 oz) by @hildabaci and @ginonaija 🇳🇬 Nigerian chef Hilda Baci has made her way back into the record books after kick-starting record fever across Africa. Alongside brand Gino Nigeria, Hilda cooked up the largest serving of Nigerian style jollof rice. Hilda says it took “nine hours of fire, passion and teamwork” and 1,200 kg of gas to create the 16,600 plates of rice “served with joy, love

Prehistoric Dinosaur Hub on Instagram: "Utahraptor – The Giant Raptor of the Early Cretaceous 🦖 Utahraptor lived around 125 million years ago in what is now Utah, USA, and was the largest known member of the raptor family. It could grow over 6 meters long and weigh around 500 kilograms, far bigger than its famous cousin Velociraptor. Like other dromaeosaurs, it had a large sickle-shaped claw on each foot, used for slashing or pinning down prey. With strong legs, sharp teeth, and likely feathers

Oddly Horrifying on Instagram: "In October 2020, German surfer Sebastian Steudtner made history when he rode what is now recognized as the largest wave ever surfed, live on television. The massive wave, towering at 86 feet (26.21 meters), was caught at Nazaré, Portugal—a location famous for producing some of the world’s biggest and most dangerous waves due to its unique underwater canyon system. The ride was not only breathtaking in scale but also a display of skill, courage, and control in one