Good Morning 🍃 This week’s stories are full of adventure and wonder. Try a real-life Amazon jungle cruise for incredible wildlife sightings. On a safari, a lion sneaks up on a group, creating a heart-stopping moment. Mysterious twinkling lights illuminate Yosemite's El Capitan. In Britain, a fox cub gets hilariously stuck in a garden sink's plughole. Good news: the Iberian lynx is no longer endangered thanks to conservation efforts. Dive into these exciting tales!

Love Outdoor Adventure? Try a Real-Life Amazon Jungle Cruise

I stood on the top deck of the Jacaré-Açu, a charming river boat, as we sailed along the Rio Negro, one of largest tributaries of the Amazon River, and everything was perfect. The blackwater river was like glass, tropical birds sailed overhead, and the occasional monkey in the treetops had me and my companions in a tizzy trying to spot them through our binoculars. 

The Mind-Blowing Moment a Lion Snuck up on a Safari Group

As something on one side of a safari vehicle held tourists’ rapt attention, a lion snuck behind the parked vehicle. It came face-to-face with a safari guide, who locked eyes with the huge cat. A photographer facing the vehicle caught the whole thing on film.

What Are Those Strange Twinkling Lights on Yosemite’s El Capitan?

Yosemite National Park is a magical place—most everyone who has been there would agree. But just how magical are we talking? A photo shared by the National Park Service (NPS) earlier this month shows a series of lights illuminating El Capitan, a vertical rock formation in Yosemite.

Homeowners Accidentally Trap Fox in Garden. You’ll Never Guess How.

A curious fox cub found a hole while exploring a British garden and somehow managed to stick its head through it. Imagine the homeowners’ surprise when they came out to their garden and found a trapped fox with its head through the plughole of their sink.

This Adorable Animal Has Been Saved From the Brink of Extinction

There’s good news this week from the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources). The Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is no longer an endangered species, thanks to years of conservation efforts.

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