Pictures show this Antheraea Polyphemus caterpillar as it changes into a silk moth.
 

This light display is a natural effect that can be seen at high latitude regions such as the Arctic and Antarctic. The stunning show can even be seen from space.

Unless you live in cold climates where snow is an annual occurrence, you have probably not seen a “frost shadow” before. Here are some examples of nature’s artistry.

This 3 meter ocean foam formed on the coast of Australia.

These stunning photos capture the brilliance of nature as experienced by hikers and campers.

Photographer Parrish Ruiz de Velasco was driving and witnessed one of the tornadoes first hand as it developed.

This majestic cave with natural waterfalls can be found in Wadi Shab and is a must-see destination for all who visit Oman.

These phenomenal wildlife photographs are from the Veolia Environment Wildlife photographer of the Year.

This unusual sight can be seen in the San Francisco Bay where artificial pond water evaporates and leaves only crystallized salt, coloured algae and micro-organisms. Ponds with low or medium salinity have a green or pink colour and as the salinity increases, the water takes on a more reddish pigment. In addition, the weather also influences the colour of the body of water as more rain makes the water more transparent.