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Dopo tante navigazioni è sempre comunque un'emozione vedere i delfini che giocano con la prua! #centroitaliavela #vela #corsodinavigazione #delfini #barcaavela

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Experience the thrill of the race! Join us as we navigate the blue waters, expressing our desire to win and pushing our sailboat to the limit at 5 knots. Witness the joy of victory as we beat the competition. This is sailing at its finest! #SailingRace #Sailboat #SailingLife #OceanAdventures #BoatLife #Racing #SailingCompetition #Nautical #SailingGoals #WinTheRace

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Watch the full film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gmSPJJZVGU Simon Nessman, uno de los modelos mas icónicos del mundo de la moda, abandonó Nueva York para mudarse a la Isla de Vargas, una reserva natural declarada por la UNESCO, con la idea de regresar a la naturaleza y dejar atrás a lo que el llama la jungla de asfalto. En este segundo capítulo, North Sails nos muestra que podemos reconectar con la naturaleza y contribuir a una causa crucial: proteger el planeta. #ToTheOceans #TheNewWave #NorthSailsFW18

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Avión en la playa

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Why can’t you drink Seawater? Seawater contains about 35 grams of salt per liter. Your body fluids contain salt too — but seawater is roughly four times saltier. And the water in seawater is usable. The problem is what comes with it. When you drink seawater, your body absorbs both the water and an enormous load of salt. That salt raises the sodium concentration in your blood. Through osmosis, water moves out of your cells and into the saltier fluid around them. The cells begin to shrink and stop functioning normally — and brain cells are particularly sensitive to this. At the same time, your kidneys try to remove the excess salt. But your kidneys can’t make urine as salty as seawater. So to flush out all that salt, they have to use more water. That means eliminating the salt can cost your body more water than the seawater gave you. Now you’re thirstier than before — but every additional drink of seawater adds another load of salt. The cycle accelerates. Eventually, severe hypernatremia and dehydration can cause confusion, seizures, organ failure, and death. So seawater contains plenty of water. Your body just can’t afford the salt that comes with it. #sailing #sea #ocean #boat #boating

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