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If you’ve ever had the opportunity to view the night sky out in country where there’s no light pollution you probably noticed how the stars seemed to be twinkling.
The thousands of twinkling stars that shine down from the heavens have been fascinating and mesmerizing us humans all throughout our long history.
But there’s a strange truth about those twinkling stars: They don’t really twinkle at all!
As you surely know, our amazing planet has some truly incredible natural geological features.
One of the most beautiful and intriguing features in all the world is the iconic “Great Blue Hole” located just off the coast of Belize.
If you ever happen to visit the Australian island of Tasmania and see a snake in the wild, you won’t have to wonder about whether it’s poisonous or not. It is!
According to the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, the island only has three species of land snakes:
1 – The Tiger Snake (notechis scutatus)
2 – The Lowland copperhead (austrelaps superbus)
3 – The White-lipped Snake (Drysdalia coronoides)
And guess what? All three of them are poisonous (well, technically they are venomous, but most people use the term poisonous so I’ll use that term in this post).
Our wonderful Canadian friends up north are blessed to live in one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
Canada is the second largest country on planet earth, and virtually every inch of that vast land mass is worthy of being featured on a picture post card!
But in spite of its massive size and awesome beauty, Canada has a relatively small population compared to many other countries.
Do you enjoy visiting the Bahamas? Do you love pigs?
If the answer to both of those questions is yes, you would absolutely love Pig Beach!
Pig Beach is located on Big Major Cay, a small but frequently visited island in the Exuma district of the Bahamas.
And why do all those visitors come to Big Major Cay? To visit the swimming pigs, of course!