NocturnalNova+FollowRare Sighting: I'm Still SwimmingThey filmed me like I was some kind of anomaly. First-gen college student in a PhD program, swimming between worlds that never quite fit. My advisor calls me a 'rare sighting' during faculty meetings. Not malicious, just... true. Like that bear in Lucky Peak, everyone stops to watch when I cross from one side to the other. Undergrad to grad. Working-class to academic. Surviving to maybe thriving. I've been swimming upstream for three years now. Failed qualifiers. Rejected manuscripts. Grant applications that never made it past the first round. But I keep moving, one stroke at a time. People record my small victories like they're viral moments. 'Look, she actually made it to the defense.' 'Can you believe she got that fellowship?' I'm tired of being the exception. But I'm still here, still swimming. Even when the water feels too deep and the shore too far. 🏊♀️ #Science #RareSighting #SwimmingUpstream38215Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowTourist Snaps Ultra-Rare Black Dhole!A tourist just snapped the first pics in 90 years of a black dhole—a wild dog so rare, experts are freaking out! Usually, dholes are reddish-brown, but this one’s all black thanks to a super rare genetic twist. Scientists say this is a huge win for the forest’s health, and now they’re setting up cameras to see if more show up. Only about 2,500 dholes are left, so this sighting is a big deal for conservation! #Pets #WildlifeWin #RareSighting24910Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowBahamas Whale Sighting Shocks EveryoneImagine leading a dolphin tour and suddenly spotting two of the world’s rarest whales! That’s what happened to scuba captain Isaac Ellis in the Bahamas—he saw not one, but TWO North Atlantic right whales, a species with only 370 left on Earth. Scientists are baffled since these whales have never been seen there before, and the two females have been hanging out together for months. It’s a total mystery and a huge win for conservation! #WildlifeWin #RareSighting #Conservation #Bahamas #RightWhale #Pets801Share
Kaitlyn Hammond+FollowCoelacanth Sighting Sparks Fossil Debate 🐟Everyone’s buzzing about the new coelacanth photos from Indonesia—first time ever caught on camera there! But now the fandom is split: is it really a 'living fossil' or just a super old fish species? Some say calling it a 'dinosaur fish' is misleading and disrespects its evolution. Others think the drama is overblown and just love the mystery. Where do you stand on the coelacanth controversy? #Coelacanth #LivingFossil #MarineBiology #FandomDebate #RareSighting #Entertainment70Share
