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🐛😀🌱 THE CURATED POSTS OF THE DAY! 🐛😀🌱

hive-174680 — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 19:55:18 GMT

**¡HELLO COMMUNITY🖐️** **Here your friend @quiubi informing-->**

Today I want to share with you the report of the curated posts of the day. Posts from inside and outside the community were supported. We always evaluate the quality of content and remember that every week there is a competition for the best post of the week within the community and the winner receives a reward.

@quiubi

[ENG/ESP] The Royal Palma: My favorita plant / La Palma Real: mi planta favorita @tonyes

Fungi Friday - Today my favorite mushrooms. @dragan1957

It's great that we were able to see and film a hummingbird (Es-Eng) @jlufer

Slipping Through My Fingers @rufajane

Strolling Down Cedeño Street (Eng/Esp) @saavedraa

@ramisey

[Reflexión] Abrazando mi esencia: El camino hacia el amor propio y la transición natural de las canas [ENG/SPA] @lanenadecorazon1

[Eng-Esp] The secret to a good omelet: onion, potatoes, and bacon 💛//El secreto de una buena tortilla: cebolla, papas y tocineta 💛 @ariannysg

[Movie] My Review of "Island of Shadows" (Eng/Esp) @yesenia.romero

Entrenando en las escaleras del estadio. 😎🙌🏻🏃🏻 @mcookies

Diadema de tull para niña. @marile21

Recipe: Delicious pork chops in onion sauce - Receta: Riquisimas chuletas de cochino en salsa de cebolla. 🍖🧅🍅 @maricrochets

A beautiful crocheted granny square.🩵 🧶// Bellísimo grannys elaborado a crochet. 🩵🧶(ENG-ESP) @mariamor785

Mi paseo por la Marina del Concorde en la Isla de Margarita [ESP-ENG] @floreudys79

A day in Monserrate, a memory to last a lifetime @aurodivys

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[ENG/ESP] Journey from Moa to Baracoa: Geography in Motion (AN) / Viaje de Moa a Baracoa, geografía en movimiento(AN)

tonyes — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:47:30 GMT

I left Moa early in the morning, accompanied by that metallic scent nickel always leaves in the air—a smell that, for me, serves as a reminder of the years I spent studying, living, and working in the region. As I traveled, I felt I was moving not just along a road, but through a succession of landscapes that reveal the complex natural history of eastern Cuba.

The route to Baracoa is—without exaggeration—one of the country’s most fascinating geographic and geological corridors. The road began to climb gently amidst hills of serpentinite—those dark, heavy rocks that tell the story of ancient ocean floors uplifted by tectonic forces. The reddish lateritic soils, rich in iron and chromium, contrasted sharply with the intense green of the vegetation.

In Moa, the earth always looks freshly turned, as if the geology were in deep conversation with the tropical climate. As I headed east, the terrain grew more rugged. The mountains of the Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa massif rose up like green ramparts, cloaked in vegetation that seemed to multiply in layers—tree ferns, yagruma trees, palms, and that rainforest breathing like a living organism of its own. The road wound its way through hills and narrow valleys, with every bend revealing a new angle of the landscape.

Traveling through the Yamanigüey area reminded me why this region is a natural laboratory. Ultramafic rocks crop out in road cuts, displaying shades ranging from dark green to black. In some stretches, the vegetation changes abruptly: where the soil is poorer in nutrients, communities of adapted plants—such as cuabales and maniguas—appear, resilient and tenacious. It is a perfect example of how geology shapes life.

As I approached the gorge of the Yumurí River, the landscape transformed into an almost theatrical spectacle. The mountains opened up into a deep corridor, and from above, the river looked like a silver ribbon gliding between rock walls. The Yumurí is one of those waterways that not only shapes the terrain but also tells the story of millions of years of erosion. Its valley is a natural classroom where one can observe the processes of weathering, sediment transport, and the formation of river terraces.

As I descended toward Baracoa, the vegetation grew more lush. The almost constant humidity fosters a unique biodiversity. Amidst the trees, Polymita snails—living jewels of Cuban wildlife—came into view. Seeing them in their natural habitat, with their multicolored shells clinging to trunks and leaves, is a privilege that always moves me. They are symbols of fragility and beauty, and a reminder of the importance of preserving these ecosystems.

Entering Baracoa feels like an embrace from nature. The scent of cacao, the humid air, and the sound of rivers cascading down from the mountains create an atmosphere found nowhere else. From the lookout point, the city appears as a small settlement nestled between the mountains and the sea, surrounded by a landscape that seems designed for contemplation.

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Why do animals die in caves?🌏🚩 / Por que los animales mueren en las cuevas?🧭(En-Es)

biologistbrito — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 11:10:45 GMT

Hello, fellow adventurers! Today we’re off to explore some caves in Portugal to unravel a mystery—one that already has a scientific explanation, though there’s nothing quite like verifying the facts in person. In today’s blog post and video, we’re heading to the Serra de Montejunto to explore one or more of the area’s major caves. Just how dangerous are they? Can we explore them? Will we find any trapped animals? Let’s find out...📍🚙

¡Hola, amigos aventureros! Hoy vamos a estar explorando unas cuevas en Portugal para descifrar un misterio que ya tiene una explicación científica, pero no es lo mismo corroborar dichos argumentos en persona. El blog y video de hoy se tratan de ir a la Serra de Montejunto para explorar una o varias cuevas importantes de la zona. ¿Qué tan peligrosas son? ¿Podemos explorarlas? ¿Habrá algún animal atrapado? Veremos...📸🏞️

¿What evidence supports the theory?📍🚩/ ¿Cuáles son las pruebas que avalan la teoría?🌍📸

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I believe that caves all over the world undergo a similar process: an animal gets trapped, is unable to escape, and ends up fossilized for centuries, serving as scientific evidence. It is known that injured animals often seek shelter in caves to try to recover; therefore, we can conclude that Montejunto is a natural reserve where interesting discoveries can be made. The downside? The caves are difficult to locate📸🚙

Creo que todas las cuevas del mundo también pasan por un proceso como este: un animal queda atrapado, luego no consigue salir y queda "fosilizado" por siglos, sirviendo como prueba científica. Se sabe que un animal herido también busca refugio para intentar recuperarse, y suelen hacerlo en cuevas; por lo que concluimos que "Montejunto" es una reserva natural propicia para descubrir cosas interesantes. ¿Lo malo? Las cuevas son difíciles de localizar.🧭📍

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Let's explore the surrounding area📍🚩/ Vamos a explorar los alrededores🌍📸

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Today was a mix of many things. The morning forecast called for cool weather, so I brought a jacket along. As it turned out, midday caught me on the mountain and the heat was brutal—feeling like 37 degrees or higher. When I reached the summit—at 600 meters—the wind was incredibly strong**. It** seems you can never truly prepare for what lies ahead on this mountain. Aside from that, the scenery was beautiful.📸🚙

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AMONG YELLOW FLOWERS (En - Es)

annafenix — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 21:34:54 GMT

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ENGLISH

Greetings to all nature lovers... welcome to my blog.

A few days ago, World Yellow Flower Day was celebrated—specifically on September 21st. While this date marks the beginning of spring in some parts of the world, the tradition of gifting a yellow flower on that day has spread to many other places. You can imagine the massive commercial demand for sunflowers and yellow roses.

On the other hand, I was delighted to see how simply participating in this beautiful tradition inspired simpler gestures—like handing a wild yellow flower to a friend. This prompted me to put together a photo collection of yellow flowers from my local area that were part of the day, and I wanted to share their characteristics with you.

I’ll start with a very distinctive flower found in many of the city's planters: the Copa de Oro (Golden Cup). I don't know if it comes in other colors—I don't think so; here, I’ve only ever seen it in this intense yellow, a trait reflected in its names. Its scientific name is Allamanda cathartica, and it is also known as Cuban Jasmine, Yellow Trumpet, and Buttercup Flower. Allamanda cathartica - Wikipedia

Another well-known yellow flower is the sunflower; along with yellow roses, it is a quintessential choice for bouquets. I’ve seen several sunflower crops in the area, though they aren't as common in home gardens. A flower that is quite common in gardens, however, is the capacho—also known as Achira—whose scientific name is Canna indica. This flower doesn't just come in yellow; it also appears in red, orange, white, and other shades. Canna indica - Wikipedia

Allamanda cathartica - Wikipedia

Among our wildflowers, we find these three beauties that I had the chance to capture on the savanna during a recent hike. One of them is the Chaparro bobo flower, scientifically known as Palicourea rigida. It is a lovely species, but one meant only for admiration, as it is considered toxic to both animals and humans. Palicourea rigida - Instagram

Another striking species is the Yellow Cosmos (Cosmos sulphureus); like the previous one, it is part of the savanna flora. The small flower in the image is a very intense yellow, though it also comes in orange and red varieties. Cosmos sulphureus - Wikipedia

Finally, there is the Pavonia (Pavonia cancellata); although uncommon, it can be found in certain sandy areas of the savanna. Pavonia cancellata - Wikipedia

That concludes this showcase of yellow flowers; I hope you enjoyed it... have a wonderful day, everyone.

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ESPAÑOL

Saludos a todos los amantes de la naturaleza... bienvenidos a mi blog.

Días atrás se estuvo celebrando el Día Mundial de Regalar Flores Amarillas, exactamente el día 21 de septiembre. Esta fecha está dirigida hacia el inicio de la primavera en algunos lugares del mundo, pero terminó celebrándose en muchos otros lugares, por el acto especial de regalar una flor amarilla ese día. Se podrán imaginar la comercialización tan grande que tuvo el girasol y las rosas amarillas.

Por otro lado, pude ver con alegría, cómo el simple hecho de ser parte de esta hermosa tradición, permitió gestos más sencillos como llegar ese día con una flor amarilla silvestre hasta las manos de una amiga. Eso me incentivó a hacer una recopilación fotográfica de algunas flores amarillas de mi entorno que fueron parte de ese día y les quise compartir sus características.

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Mangle Botoncillo, a plant resistant (Eng/Esp)

saavedraa — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 00:23:36 GMT

## English version

The state of Sucre is coastal and therefore has many beaches, as well as two gulfs, within its borders. The influence of the sea is undeniable, which is why the flora that characterizes this region tends to be resistant to drought and high temperatures. Among this variety, the Silver Button Mangrove (Conocarpus erectus var. sericeus) stands out; it is believed to be native to the country due to its unique characteristics. Perhaps the most striking feature is its grayish foliage and its curious button-shaped fruits, hence its name.

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Unlike most mangroves, this species does not grow with its roots submerged in the sea or in marshy areas. In the photos, taken on the Caigüire boardwalk, you can see that these specimens are planted on dry land, though very close to the sea, in an area known as The Cross.

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As I got closer, I could see a layer of silky hairs covering the leaves of this mangrove; because of this unique feature, it appears silvery, since this surface, when reflecting sunlight, takes on that shiny grayish hue that really catches the eye. In addition to adding visual appeal, these silky hairs—or trichomes—serve as heat insulators, which is why this mangrove typically maintains its moisture without needing to live in water. Nature is amazing.

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We are thus in the presence of a shrub that, in pre-Hispanic and colonial times, served as raw material for the manufacture of stakes, columns, and hulls of small boats due to its resistance to moisture and salinity—a trait it achieves through salt-secreting glands at the base of its leaves. It is also capable of secreting a nectar that attracts ants, insects that keep it free of wood-boring pests.

Our indigenous people used the wood of this mangrove for many purposes; in addition to those mentioned, its trunk was used as firewood that burned for a long time, employed in cooking, pottery, and blacksmithing. Furthermore, its bark is rich in tannins, which is why it was useful for tanning fishing nets, thereby providing greater resistance to abrasion from seawater.

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While researching the Silver-button Mangrove, I was surprised to learn of the many virtues this shrub possesses; it even has medicinal uses due to its astringent properties, serving to cleanse wounds, sores, and skin rashes. Likewise, its leaves are used to prepare an infusion to relieve digestive ailments, including diarrhea.

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With regard to reproduction, the small, button-like structures contain seeds that serve as food for birds and pollinating insects, thereby initiating the reproductive process—with the exception that this mangrove can survive in arid and fragile soils, although it can also be found on beach shores, that is, in areas exposed to waves and tidal winds.

And that wraps up my entry in the contest about my favorite plant. I invite @jlinaresp, @noalys, @jesuslnrs, and @denissemata to join this initiative.

## Versión en Español

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Contest winners - Ganadores del concurso🏆

hive-174680 — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 14:40:12 GMT

Ya tenemos los resultados finales. Gracias a todos por sus participaciones. A partir de hoy comienza a correr el concurso «Mi planta favorita»; esto quiere decir que, con esta categoría, solo faltan tres más para culminar la competición del año 2026. Traeremos algunas dinámicas diferentes para el 2027, recordando que este proyecto no es financiado por Hive, sino que sale todo de mi bolsillo. @biologistbrito

We have the final results—thank you all for your participation. Starting today, the "My Favorite Plant" contest is underway; this means that, with this category, only three more remain to wrap up the 2026 competition. We will be introducing some different dynamics for 2027, and please remember that this project is NOT funded by Hive—it is entirely out of my own pocket, @biologistbrito.

PROXIMO CONCURSO

Título: MI PLANTA FAVORITA (debe incluir la palabra PLANTA en el título)

*El reto consiste en adentrarse en la naturaleza o en cualquier espacio y mostrar UNA PLANTA AUTÓCTONA DE SU PAÍS. NO ESTÁ PERMITIDA UNA PLANTA ORNAMENTAL O INTRODUCIDA.

CURRENT CONTEST

Title: MY FAVORITE PLANT (must include the word "PLANT" in the title)

*The challenge is to go out into nature or any other setting and show ONE PLANT NATIVE TO YOUR COUNTRY. ORNAMENTAL OR INTRODUCED PLANTS ARE NOT ALLOWED.

¿Qué debe hacer?:

Salir a tomar fotografias sobre la planta que estudiará, YA SABE ÚNICA DEL PAÍS

¿Qué debe responder en su post?:

¿Qué tiene de interesante esa planta?
¿Algún beneficio para la salud?
¿La usaban los antepasados?
¿Algún dato científico curioso?

What should you do?:

Go out and take photos of the plant you’ll be studying—AS YOU KNOW, IT’S THE ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND IN THE COUNTRY

What should you include in your post?:

What makes this plant interesting?

Does it have any health benefits?

Did our ancestors use it?

Any interesting scientific facts?

Reglas:

No corte la planta solo tome fotos bonitas.
Debe ser un post nuevo, original.
No puede usar IA para crear contenido, solo podría ser viable la imagen principal.
Mínimo: sin límite de palabras, ni límite de fotos, no puede ser reciclado
*Debe invitar cuatro amigos, que estén activos en Hive, que no hayan sido invitados anteriormente por un colega y que no esté participando.

Rules:

Don't cut the plant—just take nice photos.

It must be a new, original post.

You cannot use AI to create content; the main image is the only exception.

Minimum requirements: no word limit, no photo limit; content cannot be recycled.

You must invite four friends who are active on Hive, have not been previously invited by a colleague, and are not currently participating.

We recommend making it bilingual with Spanish, English, and Portuguese*

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Be careful when handling a dangerous animal; beware of animal abuse / tenga cuidado con manipular un animal peligroso, cuidado con maltrato animal
You need to be a member of the Discord server and subscribed to the community because we will be analyzing these aspects. / tiene que ser miembro de la discord y estar suscrito a la comunidad porque analizaremos estos aspectos

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Start date: 04/09/2026
End date: 31/10/2026 (19:00VE - 12:00amPT) The schedule will be respected
The jury will be people from outside the platform

THIS IS the ninth trophy of the year. THERE ARE 12 IN TOTAL. WHOEVER WINS THE MOST TROPHIES BY THE END OF THE YEAR WILL WIN $100.🤑🏆

ESTE ES EL NOVENO TROFEO DEL AÑO, SON 12 QUIEN GANE MÁS TROFEOS A FINALES DE AÑO GANARÁ 100 DÓLARES 🏆

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@tonyes 2
@annafenix 1
@ramisey 2 (nuevo)
@belkyscabrera 2
@capp 1
@doriangel 1
@jlufer 2
@cautiva-30 1
@saavedraa 1
@parauri 1 (nuevo)

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CONCURSO ANTERIOR RESULTADOS

@parauri: Observation & Photography / My hobby in nature

https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@parauri/observation-photography-my-hobby-in

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@jlufer: The combination of two activities can become the perfect hobby

https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@jlufer/the-combination-of-two-activities

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We have concluded the "most beautiful animal" contest🙇🏻‍♀️🗺️🏞️🌏

hive-174680 — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 16:15:57 GMT

Friends! The May contest is over, and we received some really interesting entries. In this post, we'll show you all the participants so you can choose your favorite right now. We'll also make the payments and provide proof of the transfers to our delegates. Thank you for choosing us!

¡Amigos! Culminó el concurso de mayo y recibimos entradas muy interesantes. Vamos a mostrarles en este post a todos los participantes y pueden desde ya escoger su favorito**.** Así como también haremos el pago y dejamos constancia de las transferencias de nuestros delegadores**.** ¡Gracias por preferirnos

TITLE: TITULO: EL ANIMAL MAS BONITO (NOMBRE) - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ANIMAL (NAME)
Vaya a la naturaleza y busque una especie silvestre que usted considera la mas bonita, asi como hicimos el animal mas feo tendremos el mas bonito! / Go out into nature and find a wild species that you consider the most beautiful; just as we made the ugliest animal, we will have the most beautiful!
Esta totalmente prohibido animales domesticos, prohibido: (vacas, puercos, cochinos, burros, caballos, perros, gatos, canarios) NO PODRA TOMAR UNA ESPECIE INTRODUCIDA ni DOMESTICA - Domestic animals are strictly prohibited, including: (cows, pigs, swine, donkeys, horses, dogs, cats, canaries). You may not bring any introduced or domestic species.
PERMITIDO EN PAREJAS, EN ESTE CASO GANARIAN UN TROFEO CADA UNO, lo puede hacer individual (esto para apoyarse y 4 ojos ven mejor que uno) - ALLOWED IN PAIRS, IN THIS CASE YOU WOULD EACH WIN A TROPHY, you can do it individually (this is to support each other and 4 eyes see better than one).
reglas: belleza, atractivo natural, unico, se evaluara un toque cientifico - un toque fotografico - Rules: beauty, natural appeal, uniqueness, a scientific touch will be evaluated - a photographic touch

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no hay limite de palabras, ni limite de fotos, no puede ser reciclado y NO SE ACEPTARA IA
There is no word limit, no photo limit, it cannot be recycled, and AI will NOT be accepted

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You must invite four friends who are active on Hive, who have not been previously invited by a colleague, and who are not currently participating / debe invitar cuatro amigos, que esten activos en hive, que no haya sido invitado anteriormente por un colega y que no este participando
We recommend making it bilingual with Spanish, English, and Portuguese.

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Be careful when handling a dangerous animal; beware of animal abuse / tenga cuidado con manipular un animal peligroso, cuidado con maltrato animal
You need to be a member of the Discord server and subscribed to the community because we will be analyzing these aspects. / tiene que ser miembro de la discord y estar suscrito a la comunidad porque analizaremos estos aspectos

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Start date: 04/05/2026
End date: 29/05/2026 (10:00amVE - 14:00PT) The schedule will be respected
The payment will be made via HIVES and the winner will receive their transfer on 31/05
The jury will be people from outside the platform

THIS IS the fifth trophy of the year. THERE ARE 12 IN TOTAL. WHOEVER WINS THE MOST TROPHIES BY THE END OF THE YEAR WILL WIN $100.🤑🏆

ESTE ES EL quinto TROFEO DEL ANO, SON 12 QUIEN GANE MAS TROFEOS A FINALES DE ANO GANARA 100 DOLARES🏆

Get ready / Vete preparando

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We will open a Discord channel to showcase users and their trophies.🏆

PALMARES TOP GANADORES HASTA ABRIL🏆 / TOP AWARDS WINNERS UNTIL APRIL🏆

@tonyes 1
@annafenix 1
@ramisey 1
@belkyscabrera 1
@capp 1
@doriangel 1 (nuevo)
@jlufer 1 (nuevo)
@cautiva-30 1 (nuevo)
@saavedraa 1 (nuevo)

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Participants so far🌱 - Participantes hasta ahora🌏

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Welcome to Amazing Nature (memberships)😍👨🏻‍🏫🚩💙

hive-174680 — Wed, 02 Apr 2025 10:49:24 GMT

Greetings friends, thank you for choosing us! Today we have some very interesting news. After several discussions, the AN team (administrators, moderators) decided to make the community a safe, protected, and 100% original space... But how is this? From now on, only people who have been granted membership will be able to post in our community, meaning they are classified as members. This is an important step forward because we are here to make this space a place of learning, a space that goes beyond posting photos and some text. This will differentiate us from other communities with a focus on nature and animals. I will explain the criteria and how to become a member. PLEASE CHECK IF YOU ARE A MEMBER BEFORE POSTING OR THE SYSTEM WILL MUTE YOUR POST⛺🚙🌷✍🏻💙🚩

What benefits can membership bring to our community and the hive platform?🦾

We mentioned it in the post: "how to publish in an" https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@hive-174680/guidelines-for-posting-in-our-community-read-before-posting) people tend to confuse us with a photography community, we do not want to see content from several photos of the same object and give us their opinion, that content goes in a photography community, our publication guide explains that the post has to have some ecological, scientific learning. Membership allows the selected user to meet all the requirements to show their content with us.

We want people who strive to create something original
Person who complies with the community rules
Person with ethics and a sense of responsibility
A verified validated account
We want to humanize the community, be able to socialize and get to know our members a little, so it's essential to request membership on our Discord.

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How do I apply for membership? What benefits will it bring you?🦾

We found it really fun that the membership option allows you to add each member's specialty. This is one of the benefits; you'll be able to show people what type of content you specialize in (botany, zoology, landscape). Clearly, if you're not a member, you won't be able to post! Additionally, members can win hives every week if they're among the (weekly winners). This is what this post is about, for example! WANT TO BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR COMMUNITY? Request your membership on our Discord.✍🏻💙🚩🌷💙

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JOIN THE CURATION TRAIL TO SUPPORT US🦾

https://hive.vote/dash.php

The first thing you do is open the link that I leave you there, you will log in with your account, then you will select curation trail

The next step is down where the search bar is and there you will write (hive-174680) which is the user of our community and press search.

Then you will follow it

Then select the configure option, and there you will see this panel

And finally you are going to configure your voting power, if you want to put 5 to 50% you can do it, that does not influence your HP at all, on the contrary it helps collect votes for the community and increases your rewards.

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To be eligible for curation:

Join and post through the community and you can earn curation rewards.

Contents must be posted into the Amazing Nature (AN) Community feed or use as first tag if posting from Ecency.

Photographs must be your own or properly sourced with a description of at least a few sentences.

Entries for the Amazing Nature Contest are separate. They will be highlighted in the competition evaluation.

Comply with the community rules

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Guidelines for posting in our community:📕✍🏻 (read before posting)

hive-174680 — Thu, 20 Mar 2025 11:15:03 GMT

This post is important to summarize what types of posts we're voting for in our community and which ones aren't welcome because they're part of a different niche in HIVE. We'll continue with the same approach as AMAZING NATURE ORIGINAL. Back then, we didn't allow posts of one or more photographs of the same "object" showing multiple angles and some writing. This doesn't really contribute anything scientific or educational to our community. Here's a summary of what you need to do to publish with us.✍🏻🗺️🌳

Posts that will be silenced❌

There are people who do not want to meet the requirements and still publish because they receive rewards and we are not going to allow this, so if your post does not meet the requirements it will be silenced, straight to the point, WHAT NOT TO PUBLISH IN OUR COMMUNITY???

a) The post is effortless and presents a photo of the same animal or plant many times from the same or several angles.❌

b) the post does not contain any academic, scientific, or ecological teachings about the animal or plant shown (IS THERE NO COMMUNITY FOR PHOTOGRAPHS???) OF COURSE IT DOES!!! You are posting in the wrong place.❌

C) Clearly, people's mistake is posting in our community thinking that we are a community of experiences or photographs.❌

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Welcome posts (plants and animals)✅

example post: https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@capp/planta-del-genero-trixis

a) These are several photos of the same species of plant, but they provide scientific content.✅

b) Leave the references from where you extracted the information, which allows you to learn more about the plant and corroborate what you express in the post.✅

c) goes to great lengths to describe the plant in a way that makes it clear that this post is NOT INTENDED FOR A PHOTO COMMUNITY.✅

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another not so scientific example because I AM NOT A SCIENTIST.✅

example post: https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@quiubi/let-s-learn-about-the

a) Clearly the author made a post that was not as scientific and more dynamic and fun, always respecting our guidelines.✅

b) He talks about the animal's ecology, and to end his post he places where he got the fun information from.✅

c) we conclude that to distinguish ourselves from photo communities you have to look for some material that supports what you say about your plant or animal / we want to learn / not admire photos /✅

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And what about nature and travel?✅

https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@coolmidwestguy/a-sunday-date-with-some

https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@arieswilly/go-to-the-coconut-grove-19f3c17b3ae21

https://peakd.com/hive-174680/@tsunsica/the-different-crabs-i-spotted-in-choroni-fsb

Here are many examples of posts about travel and nature that we voted for! We're usually partial to several beautiful photos, describing your experience. What did you do? What did you enjoy? What nature did you see? Why do you share it on Hive?

WE WILL NOT ACCEPT❌: (Take a photo of the sun several times and talk about "your experience" that IS A PHOTOGRAPHY POST not from our community)

WE WILL NOT ACCEPT❌:3/4 photos, 100 words, showing a river, a tree, or a cloud! You must rely on the example posts.

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REMEMBER WE ARE AMAZING NATURE NOT A PHOTO COMMUNITY.✅

hive-174680 community on Hive

🐛😀🌱 THE CURATED POSTS OF THE DAY! 🐛😀🌱

[ENG/ESP] Journey from Moa to Baracoa: Geography in Motion (AN) / Viaje de Moa a Baracoa, geografía en movimiento(AN)

Why do animals die in caves?🌏🚩 / Por que los animales mueren en las cuevas?🧭(En-Es)

¿What evidence supports the theory?📍🚩/ ¿Cuáles son las pruebas que avalan la teoría?🌍📸

Let's explore the surrounding area📍🚩/ Vamos a explorar los alrededores🌍📸

AMONG YELLOW FLOWERS (En - Es)

ENGLISH

ESPAÑOL

Mangle Botoncillo, a plant resistant (Eng/Esp)

Contest winners - Ganadores del concurso🏆

PROXIMO CONCURSO

Título: MI PLANTA FAVORITA (debe incluir la palabra PLANTA en el título)

CURRENT CONTEST

Title: MY FAVORITE PLANT (must include the word "PLANT" in the title)

¿Qué debe hacer?:

¿Qué debe responder en su post?:

What should you do?:

What should you include in your post?:

Reglas:

Rules:

Start date: 04/09/2026End date: 31/10/2026 (19:00VE - 12:00amPT) The schedule will be respectedThe jury will be people from outside the platform

THIS IS the ninth trophy of the year. THERE ARE 12 IN TOTAL. WHOEVER WINS THE MOST TROPHIES BY THE END OF THE YEAR WILL WIN $100.🤑🏆

ESTE ES EL NOVENO TROFEO DEL AÑO, SON 12 QUIEN GANE MÁS TROFEOS A FINALES DE AÑO GANARÁ 100 DÓLARES 🏆

CONCURSO ANTERIOR RESULTADOS

We have concluded the "most beautiful animal" contest🙇🏻‍♀️🗺️🏞️🌏

Start date: 04/05/2026End date: 29/05/2026 (10:00amVE - 14:00PT) The schedule will be respectedThe payment will be made via HIVES and the winner will receive their transfer on 31/05The jury will be people from outside the platform

THIS IS the fifth trophy of the year. THERE ARE 12 IN TOTAL. WHOEVER WINS THE MOST TROPHIES BY THE END OF THE YEAR WILL WIN $100.🤑🏆

ESTE ES EL quinto TROFEO DEL ANO, SON 12 QUIEN GANE MAS TROFEOS A FINALES DE ANO GANARA 100 DOLARES🏆

Get ready / Vete preparando

==============================================================================We will open a Discord channel to showcase users and their trophies.🏆

PALMARES TOP GANADORES HASTA ABRIL🏆 / TOP AWARDS WINNERS UNTIL APRIL🏆

Participants so far🌱 - Participantes hasta ahora🌏

Welcome to Amazing Nature (memberships)😍👨🏻‍🏫🚩💙

What benefits can membership bring to our community and the hive platform?🦾

How do I apply for membership? What benefits will it bring you?🦾

JOIN THE CURATION TRAIL TO SUPPORT US🦾

To be eligible for curation:

Guidelines for posting in our community:📕✍🏻 (read before posting)

Posts that will be silenced❌

Welcome posts (plants and animals)✅

another not so scientific example because I AM NOT A SCIENTIST.✅

And what about nature and travel?✅

REMEMBER WE ARE AMAZING NATURE NOT A PHOTO COMMUNITY.✅

Start date: 04/09/2026
End date: 31/10/2026 (19:00VE - 12:00amPT) The schedule will be respected
The jury will be people from outside the platform

Start date: 04/05/2026
End date: 29/05/2026 (10:00amVE - 14:00PT) The schedule will be respected
The payment will be made via HIVES and the winner will receive their transfer on 31/05
The jury will be people from outside the platform

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We will open a Discord channel to showcase users and their trophies.🏆