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Peacock Mantis Shirmp Meet the creature that looks painted by hand and armed by nature. The peacock mantis shrimp is one of the ocean`s most mesmerising little powerhouses — a riot of colour wrapped around a body built for precision, speed and surprising intelligence. In this short film, you`ll see the mantis shrimp in its element: watchful eyes shifting independently, vibrant plates catching the light, and those legendary club-like appendages poised with quiet intent. It moves with a mix of curiosity and caution, shaping its sandy doorway and tending to the hidden world inside. Part engineer, part artist, part boxer, the peacock mantis shrimp is a reminder that some of the ocean`s most extraordinary characters are found close to the seafloor, where colour and behaviour blend into something unforgettable. Take a moment, slow your breath and step into the tiny, electric universe of this remarkable creature. See more at www: https://solitude.world/issue-1-explorer-expand-your-mind/

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Sailing Yacht Elton for SALE! Don't miss out on the unique chance to get (fractional) ownership of this precious 31.7m/104ft luxury vessel. Never heard of fractional yacht ownership? Basically, several owners share a yacht, and thus the annual operating costs. Best of all: lean back and relax since we handle all the unpleasant yacht management duties that come with owning a yacht. Learn more about yacht Elton and how to make it yours on: noblesse.yachts/elton #shorts #yacht #sailing #yachtforsale #yachtbroker #yachtbrokerage

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We have a light breeze at the right angle for our Code Zero and we have a great sail to our Marina in Rome. We love this sail as it is very versatile and works especially well just off the wind when it is light. @sailinghelios2023 Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sailinghelios Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailinghelios2023/ #sailing #sailinghelios #jeanneausunodessey410 #sunodessey410 #doylesails #codezero #retiredlife #retirement #retiredcouple #boatlife

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Deep into the rudder project and we need a long fairing board to sand the blade. There's no point buying one as we don't intend to use it that often (fingers 🤞) and they are quite heavy so what's the solution? Use some scraps of foam and staple the sanding paper to it. Works a treat, didn't cost us anything and it is uper light weight. Winning 👍

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