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" A long ass trip to Mbuang-Mbuang village, rainy day You and I took a speedboat to explore ". 00:01 intro 01:15 aerial view 02:50 jellyfish lake hike 05:10 lake 07:54 swimming with the jellyfish 09:31 jellyfish cameo 11:15 giant clam village bound 13:27 cruising around the lagoon

Today in God of War Ragnarök, we rescue the trapped Hafgufa hidden beneath the desert before Atreus suddenly wakes up in Ironwood and meets the only other giant he's ever known. We explore Ironwood, complete quests with Angrboda, and uncover the truth behind the prophecy from the end of God of War... This game just keeps getting better. #godofwarragnarok #godofwar #ragnarok #kratos #atreus #angrboda #ironwood #gaming #letsplay #ps5 #storygames #gameplay #gamingyoutube #playstation #TheHafgufa 00:00 Intro 00:55 Saving the hafgufa 29:00 Atreus dream sequence 32:00 Exploring Ironwood

Tra le meduse più grandi al mondo, chiamata polmone di mare

The Giant Jellyfish and the Explorers from the Fifth Dimension This sand sculpture was created by Leonardo Ugolini at the Sand Sculpture Park in Blokhus, Denmark. Standing approximately 4 meters tall and sculpted from fine Danish quarry sand, the artwork took around 12 days to complete. The sculpture tells the story of mysterious explorers arriving from the Fifth Dimension. At the very top, a small rocket lands on the head of a giant jellyfish. An explorer and his loyal dog begin their journey into the unknown. As the story unfolds, other explorers descend through the jellyfish’s flowing tentacles. What begins as an expedition soon becomes something deeper: a reminder that nature cannot be completely controlled, isolated, or contained. The final explorer discovers that true exploration always changes the explorer as well. This sculpture was created for the Sand Sculpture Park in Blokhus, Denmark, an outdoor exhibition featuring large-scale sand sculptures created by artists from around the world. If you enjoyed this video, please like, subscribe, and follow the journey from the first block of sand to the finished sculpture. Artist: Leonardo Ugolini Location: Sand Sculpture Park, Blokhus, Denmark Material: Fine quarry sand Height: Approx. 4 meters Construction time: Approx. 12 days