Have a great day doing or not doing things...make it playful as best you can!😁💕☕🫖🎶🎵🎼

The Melania showing at 12:40 had a pretty full theater...seemed like mostly retired folk - as it was a work day for the younger folks...😊

In the frigid waters beneath Antarctica’s ice, something almost no one has ever seen slipped into view.
Underwater photographer Justin Hofman captured what may be the first known images of a Ross seal swimming freely underwater. For scientists and wildlife photographers alike, this moment borders on the unbelievable.
Ross seals are the rarest and least understood of all Antarctic seals. They live far from shore, deep within heavy pack ice, surfacing only briefly and unpredictably. Their enormous eyes, adapted for dim underwater light, give them an almost cartoonish expression, curious, gentle, and strangely human. Yet despite decades of polar research, they are seldom observed, and almost never photographed in their natural underwater world.
Hofman has spent 15 seasons working in Antarctica. In all that time, he had encountered only two Ross seals, both fleeting sightings at the surface. This time was different. The seal approached calmly, hovering in the blue water as if aware of the ...