RARE AURORA BOREALIS: Timelapse video captured the Aurora Borealis lighting up the sky in bright colors in Italy recently. The phenomenon, also known as the Northern Lights, occurs when electrically charged particles from the sun collide with particles in Earth's atmosphere. | KTVN 2 News

360 timelapse footage of the Aurora Borealis 🌍 Kashwitna Lake, Alaska 📹 William Briscoe Photography | UNILAD Adventure

🐦This week’s boreal bird is the Northern Hawk Owl — a sleek, fast hunter and unlike most owls, it’s diurnal, meaning it’s hunt day or night. It scans the Boreal Forest from treetops before diving with incredible speed and accuracy to catch its prey - mostly small mammals during the summer and mostly other birds during the winter. The Northern Hawk Owl thrives in open stretches of the Boreal, especially areas recovering from fire — a reminder that disturbance can be part of a healthy forest. 🌲�

If you never seen the Aurora Borealis in person, this 360 video is close enough 🌍 Steese Highway, Alaska 📹 William Briscoe Photography | UNILAD Adventure

Time-lapse of Comet Neowise 😮😮 Jack G Miller Photography | Aurora Borealis Observatory