"Epic Thor Moment: When Lightning Strikes at the Perfect Time" Description: In this mind-blowing Instagram reel, we witness an extraordinary moment that seems straight out of a superhero movie. The reel features a guy wearing a simple white t-shirt, whose actions align so perfectly with the environment that it appears he possesses the power of Thor himself. Brace yourself for a stunning display of synchronicity and awe-inspiring timing that requires no editing trickery! The video opens with the camera capturing the picturesque scenery around the guy, who stands in rooftop with the sky as his backdrop.The ambient sounds of nature, the gentle breeze rustling through the trees, and the distant chirping of birds create a serene atmosphere. As the guy raises his arm, the energy in the video starts to intensify. With an undeniable air of confidence, he extends his hand upward, mirroring Thor summoning the power of lightning. The camera smoothly follows his gesture, capturing the focus and determination in his eyes. And then, as if the universe responds to his command, a single bolt of lightning streaks across the sky! The timing is nothing short of perfection. The flash of light illuminates the entire frame, casting a momentary silhouette of the guy against the dazzling brightness. The thunder that follows shakes the ground and reverberates through the video, adding an extra layer of realism to this extraordinary event. What's most astounding about this reel is the fact that there is absolutely no editing involved. This incredible moment occurred purely by chance, demonstrating the wonders and marvels of the natural world. The guy's reaction mirrors our own astonishment, as he breaks into a wide smile, clearly captivated by the unexpected spectacle. The video concludes with the guy lowering his arm, seemingly humbled by the incredible experience. It's a breathtaking finale to an unforgettable reel that captures the essence of being in the right place at the right time. Prepare to be amazed and inspired by this incredible moment of nature's synchronicity, where a simple gesture in a white t-shirt evokes the might of Thor and conjures the forces of lightning. This reel serves as a reminder that sometimes, real-life occurrences can be more fantastic than anything we could ever imagine.
On June 6th I was driving home from a short hike at my local lake. As I pulled onto my road, and l I was nearing my driveway, i noticed something peculiar. A fairly flattened dead box turtle on the road. I knew for a fact it wasn't there when I left for the lake no more than a couple of hours prior. So I parked my car in my drive and went to examine it. It was a sad sight to see for sure. I even saw all the eggs inside her were crushed beyond saving... Or I thought that was all of them... There was what I thought was just guts at first about a foot away from her... But then I realized they were actually the female's turtles reproductive organs with two eggs still inside. I believed they must've shot out of her when she was ran over, far enough away to be safely away from the tires.. I immediately ran inside, put on my last latex glove, and grabbed a pair of scissors. I then came back out to the scene and cut the eggs free and brought them indoors .. I then proceeded to carefully remove the organ from the eggs with an xacto knife, then wiped them clean gently with a damp paper towel. I grabbed some incubation media, dampened it, and started incubating at 77 f daytime temps give or take. (Sidenote- I had everything on hand that I needed to incubate eggs, as I used to breed and incubate crested and leopard geckos years ago. I'm glad I never got rid of those supplies.) Anyways I really wasn't expecting anything to happen... My hopes definitely weren't through the roof. I knew the odds were low.. But, sure enough, against all odds and after only a few days of incubating, they started "chalking" or turning white from the top downwards. I immediately knew I had healthy, fertile eggs. And I had hope. I decided I'd dig out my old reptibator incubator out of storage since I knew they were viable eggs. I figured that would give them a more controlled environment to develop... I incubated for females at around 85 f and 90% relative humidity..... And two months later they finally hatched. And they're the cutest things I've ever seen.... Two healthy little three toed box turtles. Anyways it really was quite the journey, for them and for me. And I'm still kinda left scratching my head a bit. But man o man am I happy with these little ladies. Their names are Kismet and Kōan. https://www.reddit.com/r/turtle/comments/wkictp/update_both_box_turtle_eggs_i_found_on_the_road/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share This is the link to my reddit post. I give my full consent for you to use any of those photos as well if you would like. Although I'd prefer to stay anonymous. I just know this story can inspire and touch the hearts of many like it did to mine.