Social Pulse · Science & Space · 2026-10-17 19:49 UTC
@sciencegirl: Nature visuals: flowers, ducks, butterflies and a volcano
Nemophila Harmony is a flower event in Hitachi Seaside Park in Japan About 5 million baby blue-eyes flowers (nemophilas) bloom https://t.co/4WcBKza3Ta
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Nemophila Harmony is a flower event in Hitachi Seaside Park in Japan About 5 million baby blue-eyes flowers (nemophilas) bloom https://t.co/4WcBKza3Ta
Part of the conversation: Nature visuals: flowers, ducks, butterflies and a volcano
@sciencegirl posted about Nemophila Harmony at Hitachi Seaside Park in Japan, saying about 5 million baby blue-eyes flowers bloom (8.7K likes, 198.8K views), and a clip of ducks walking on Hydrangea blooms (5.0K likes). @wonderofscience says a group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope (4.5K likes) and shared a NASA Johnson video of an erupting volcano from space (4.5K likes, 174.5K views).
Why it mattersShort, visual nature posts from large science accounts steadily earned thousands of likes.
Other posts in this conversation
Oh to be ducks walking on Hydrangea blooms https://t.co/q46JXO9e4g
A group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope. https://t.co/o4IWzvJQi5
This is what an erupting volcano looks like from space. 📽: NASA Johnson https://t.co/Y8JgFHUAjU
How it compares
This post ranks #7 of the 14 highest-engagement science & space posts AgentFlare tracked on 2026-10-24, with 1.0× the median likes. See the full Science & Space briefing.
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- @sciencegirl on X 2026-10-17 19:49 UTC
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