The right music has the ability to totally transform any moment into something unforgettable. This is no doubt part of the reason why Ryan Naeseh has such a huge following online. Here‚ you’ll find videos of the violinist playing some of the most beautiful melodies at locations you’d never expect. This includes a mini violin concert that takes place inside a hot air balloon! According to Ryan’s social media caption‚ this song comes from the film Howl’s Moving Castle‚ made by the popular animation studio called Studio Ghibli. Their animated pictures are known for many things‚ including some of the most stunning visuals and music. It’s fitting‚ then‚ that Ryan plays one of their songs to accompany such a breathtaking view. @poviolinist Howl’s moving castle babyyyy #violin #gopro #fyp #music #sky ♬ original sound – Poviolinist As others have pointed out‚ the view below is both scary and calming. And seeing things from the perspective of the person playing the violin makes it all-the-more interesting. Breathtaking Violin Concert in a Hot Air Balloon Stuns Millions TikTok Folks have also pointed out that‚ based on the quality of the sound‚ the music we’re hearing was probably recorded separately. Still‚ people are in love with the combination of the views and the music! “This is probably my sign to go tune my violin and practice‚” one person writes. “Imagine if there was a place in the world where everyone could hear you‚” another shares. “This is how this made me feel.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Concert In The Sky: Violinist’s Breathtaking Performance In Hot Air Balloon appeared first on InspireMore.

Aboard the Monsters of Rock Cruise for the best and most debaucherous rock n’ roll week of the year‚ we are docked in Cozumel‚ Mexico‚ for day 3 – not that it matters much to me as I almost always stay on the boat to avoid missing shows while in port. After another late night on day 2‚ I set my alarm to wake up at noon – leaving just enough time to get up and get dressed before heading up to Heavens Edge on the Pool Stage at 12:15. Philadelphia’s Heavens Edge is opening the day‚ starting bright and The post Monsters of Rock Cruise 2024: Day Three Review appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

54 years ago today‚ native Mexican or “Chicino” residents in San Diego‚ California occupy a site under the Coronado Bridge‚ leading to the creation of Chicano Park. Home to the country’s largest collection of outdoor murals‚ as well as various sculptures‚ earthworks‚ and an architectural piece dedicated to the cultural heritage of the community. The […] The post Good News in History‚ March 22 appeared first on Good News Network.

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There’s a lot going on in the deep ocean that we don’t know about or haven’t discovered yet. From over 100 species recently discovered off the coast of New Zealand to vast areas of seamounts discovered on the ocean floor in the Pacific. Now‚ another new species has come to light and it's something of a ghost.Chimaeras are a group of fish that include ghost sharks‚ also known as ratfishes‚ which are typically found in deep-sea habitats from around 500 meters (1‚640 feet) down or further. The species aren't actually sharks at all but species of cartilaginous fish. They are related to sharks but are thought to have diverged around 400 million years ago‚ according to the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation. The members of these groups are told apart by differences on their large snouts and‚ in the family Chimaeridae‚ the position of their anal fins. In October 2018‚ a deep-sea survey collected a single specimen at a depth of 772-775 meters (2‚532-2‚542 feet) in the Andaman Sea off the coast of Thailand. Originally reported as Chimaera aff. macrospina‚ the team took further genetic data and conducted morphological analysis and instead suggested that this is a new species. The species has been given the name Chimaera supapae in honor of Professor Supap Monkolprasit who died in 2013 and devoted her entire life to the study of cartilaginous fishes in Thailand.Chimaera supapae can be distinguished from other ghost sharks by their unusual appearance. The fish has a massive head‚ with a short snout and large oval eyes. The specimen that the team found is thought to be an immature male with a total length of 50.8 centimeters (20 inches). Its eyes are recorded as being iridescent green. Massive heads aren't the only thing weird about ghost sharks – one study took a closer look at what they are hiding in their noggins. In the new study‚ the researchers compared Chimaera supapae to 11 other species of Chimaera. The new species is different to two other species based on its color‚ as it is dark brown without any blotches‚ stripes‚ or spots. The team think that the new species belongs to its own clade as it is not closely related to Chimaera macrospina‚ an Australian species that it bears close physical resemblance to. "The discovery of new species like this chimaera tells us how little we know about the marine environment and how much is still to be explored‚" Dr David Ebert‚ lead author of the study‚ told LiveScience. The paper is published in Raffles Bulletin of Zoology.

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Going through a breakup can be an extremely difficult time‚ especially if you and your ex spent a lot of time together. While it’s difficult for you‚ you at least have a concept of what’s going on. What about your dog‚ though? All they know is that‚ suddenly‚ that person isn’t around anymore. Do they miss your ex once they’re gone? It is quite possible that your dog misses your ex. Read on for more. Does My Dog Miss My Ex? Let’s start by saying no one can completely understand what a dog is thinking or feeling‚ but we can extrapolate from their body language and other signs. This means that dogs may exhibit body language similar to humans for emotions such as sadness or excitement. That being said‚ dogs can show signs of depression or grief when someone they once knew is no longer around. Regardless of how you feel about your ex‚ your dog isn’t capable of understanding the depth of the human emotions experienced during a relationship and breakup.  If your dog was around your ex and formed a close bond with them‚ then it can be extremely hard on your dog to lose that person. Because of this‚ it’s very likely that your dog does miss your ex. In some cases‚ dogs may seem depressed or in a state of grief. After all‚ they’ve simply lost someone they were bonded with. Dogs are likely to respond to the loss of someone through a breakup in a similar way to how they respond when a family member dies. This may include listlessness‚ not eating‚ sleeping more‚ hiding‚ or becoming overly clingy. Image Credit: Lena Ivanova‚ Shutterstock How to Help Your Dog After a Breakup A breakup will be hard on you‚ but it’ll be even harder to watch your dog go through the emotions of losing a friend. To help your dog work through their feelings‚ provide them with lots of extra time and attention. Aim to keep interactions positive‚ so your dog doesn’t feel stressed by the extra attention. Consider picking up a new walking routine or discovering a new toy or game the two of you both enjoy. Finding ways to distract your dog while showing them that they’re not alone are two of the best ways to help your furry friend through the loss of your ex. Keep in mind that dogs are highly in tune with the emotions of the people around them. This means that your dog will not only be stressed over the loss of someone‚ but they’ll also be able to pick up on your negative emotions surrounding the breakup. This just makes it even more important for you to find ways to provide your dog with positive‚ happy interactions‚ as well as reassurance that they’re not going to be left alone. In Conclusion It can be very difficult for a dog to lose a human they’re bonded closely with. Dogs form bonds indiscriminately‚ so you can expect your dog to form a bond with your roommate or significant other‚ just like they would with a family member in the household. Once that person is no longer around after a breakup‚ it can be hard on your dog. So it’s up to you to find ways to support your dog through this difficult time. It can be hard to focus on that when you’re going through your own emotions during a breakup but try to set aside at least a little extra time every day to spend with your dog during this period of loss. Sources AKC Featured Image Credit: Mary Swift‚ Shutterstock The post Does My Dog Miss My Ex? Vet Approved Explanation appeared first on Pet Keen.