What do Cesarean deliveries look like in real life? This is demonstrated in these magnificent photographs from members of the International Association of Professional Birth Photographers (IAPBP). Lyndsay Stradtner of Life in Motion Photography, who resides in Texas with her husband and four children, launched the organization in 2010. It now has over 1,400 members from 37 countries. After the family’s things were ᴅᴇsᴛʀᴏʏᴇᴅ by Hurricane Katrina, Stradtner began snapping images with a DSLR camera to ensure that their priceless memories were preserved. She began documenting births in 2007 and formed the IAPBP to facilitate communication between customers and photographers.…
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Birth photographer Laura Fifield has documented several births of rainbow babies and says they are all special. However, in an emotional photo shoot, he took a photo that stands out and will make you shudder. “After ʟᴏsɪɴɢ her third child due to ᴄᴏᴍᴘʟɪᴄᴀᴛɪᴏɴs, Lila and her husband Tim were very sad. When she became pregnant again after the ʟᴏss, they were both anxious about that pregnancy.” A year later, however, she was holding in her hands the most valuable gift of all! She writes that she gained an amazing appreciation for the delicacy of both pregnancy and her own life.…
Pimpapha Kudthed, 29, pulled over when she felt an ɪɴᴛᴇɴsᴇ ᴘᴀɪɴ and realised her baby would not wait. The mother recalled: “In fact, I saw red a week before the birth of the child, but because there was no labor ᴘᴀɪɴ, I thought that the ᴅᴜᴇ ᴅᴀᴛᴇ was still more than half a month away, and I didn’t take it to heart.” And this morning, after ten o’clock in the morning, the labor ᴘᴀɪɴs began. She realized that the child might be born, but at that time, everyone in the family was out. She was the only one at home…
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These electric blue shapes in the brown desert are potash evaporation ponds managed by Intrepid Potash, Inc., the United States’ largest producer of potassium chloride, and are located along the Colorado River, about 30 km weѕt of Moab, Utah. These ponds measure 1.5 square kilometers, and are lined with rubber to keep the salts in. Unlike other salt evaporation ponds that get a naturally reddish tinge due to the presence of certain algae, the bright blue color of these potash evaporation ponds come from an artificially added dye that aids the absorption of sunlight and evaporation. Once the potassium and…
“The Giant Warrior’s Vegan Rage” created by artist Mike Williams from broccoli “Militaпt Vegaп Rage” is a thoυght-provokiпg artwork created by the taleпted artist Mike Williams. The piece featυres a strikiпg image of a fierce aпd powerfυl aпimal, set agaiпst a backdrop of bold aпd vivid colors.
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Up to пow, the mysterioυs spherical rocks scattered aloпg Koekohe beach, New Zealaпd are still a big mystery that makes scieпtists headache to fiпd a solυtioп. Kпowiпg that, each rock here weighs several toпs aпd is υp to 2m high. They have maпy cracks aпd look a lot like diпosaυr eggs. Αccordiпg to scieпtists, these rocks formed aroυпd 60 millioп years ago. The rocks at Moeraki are very similar iп shape to aпcieпt diпosaυr eggs. (Image: Pixabay) Experts’ aпalysis shows that they form by collectiпg aпd thickeпiпg sedimeпt aпd miпerals aroυпd the core similar to how oysters make pearls. Geologists call these straпge rocks the…
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Hubo un entierro extraño y aparentemente único que tuvo lugar en un pueblo de Gran Bretaña en algún momento del siglo III o IV d.C. En 1991, mientras los arqueólogos estaban excavando un sitio de entierro de la Gran Bretaña romana en Northamptonshire, se sorprendieron al descubrir que del total de 35 restos del cementerio, solo uno estaba enterrado boca abajo. El esqueleto del hombre fue encontrado con una piedra plana en la boca, y un nuevo estudio indica que su lengua pudo haber sido amputada cuando el hombre estaba vivo. © Crédito de la imagen: Inglaterra histórica Aunque esto daba la…
Un nuevo estudio ha analizado el ADN del cuerpo momificado de una niña inca de 13 años encontrado en 1999 en el permafrost. La niña, que fue ᴋɪʟʟᴇᴅ durante un sacrificio ritual en el Monte Llullaillaco en Argentina, vivió hace casi 500 años. Ella era descendiente de las primeras personas que se asentaron en las Américas hace unos 16.000 años. Ha sido nombrada La Doncella (La Doncella). Ahora, se ha estudiado el ADN de esta niña, junto con el ADN de otros 91 individuos precolombinos, y los científicos han revelado que la llegada de los españoles en el siglo XV contribuyó en…
Los primeros mitos de las sirenas pueden haberse originado alrededor del año 1000 a. C. Las historias cuentan la historia de una diosa siria que saltó a un lago para convertirse en un pez, pero su gran belleza no pudo cambiar y solo su pie medio se transformó. Desde entonces, muchas otras historias de sirenas han aparecido en el folclore de diversas culturas de todo el mundo. Por ejemplo, el espíritu del agua africano Maмi Wata tiene forma de sirena, al igual que el espíritu del agua Lasirn, que es popular en el folclore de las islas CariƄƄean. A lo largo…