Enjoy Nature With Jesper

Sunset in

We have arrived ⛵️😊

Last stop before Portugal

In a time when the majority of us were flat-earthers this was the end of the world

This morning we left and as the sun set we are approaching the French mainland again. We have approximately 24 H to our next destination

Yesterday afternoon we reached , which is the last harbor in Germany. Today we rest, prepare the boat, shop and enjoy the day in the German Tomorrow we on to and continue our journey south

This week the seaman was named first officer on board San Miguel. Ever since he has been looking for a suitable uniform to go with the new tittle. I think that hat gives him just that touch of first officer authority he needs on a ship like San Miguel 😂. Do you think he should buy it?

When you run out of supplies from you have to settle with what you got

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Join me on a journey to Central Brazil and learn why the Brazilian Cerrado is absolutely crucial for other Biomes like the Amazon Rainforest and the Pantanal:

The Hydrological Heartbeat of Brazil: Why the Brazilian Cerrado is crucial to the entire continent This time I traveled to central Brazil to interview Mauricio Tambellini. He is a park manager and knows a lot about why the water from the Cerrado is crucial...

Did you know that 5 out of the 7 sea turtle species that exist in the world live in Brazil?

In this video I am in Vitoria in Brazil to visit Projeto Tamar and to interview Rafael. He is an expert on Sea turtles and he is going to tell us more about them, what is threatening the Sea turtles and what TAMAR is doing to preserve them.

So join me now if you want to learn more about these beautiful animals

Guardians of the Deep: Projeto TAMAR's Fight for Sea Turtle Survival Did you know that 5 out of the 7 sea turtle species that exist in the world live in Brazil?,In this video I am in Vitoria in Brazil to visit Projeto Tamar an...

A few shots from San Martin de los Andes in

Join me as I take a trip down the Rio negro, in the middle of the Amazon Rainforest, and discover the severe drought caused by climate change

Is the Amazon Rainforest drying out? Witnessing Climate change in the Rainforest This is a story about a trip down the river Rio Negro, friends that you meet on your journey and how climate change is affecting the Amazon Rainforest, the p...

Last night I found this fellow on the living room floor on my way to bed. This Tarantula is popularly called ‘aranha caranguejeira’ in Portuguese and it’s pretty common. Not my favorite roommate, but it’s not really dangerous to humans and it was escorted back into the garden before bedtime 😅

Dead? - Not quite, this got lost in our living room yesterday and I picked it up on the floor when it got exhausted trying to get out. It’s not the first time an exotic bird find the way to our living room and they usually find their way out again if we leave them alone, but this little fellow needed some help and after a few drops of water with sugar he flew back out in the garden 😅

There was no pot of gold at the end of this rainbow, but it doesn’t matter because it was a beautiful view.

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How can exposure to nature reduce stress? Nature has a significant impact on the human brain. Research has shown that exposure to nature can have a positive effect on mental health and well-being. He...

On a walk in we found a lot of these beautiful white fungus spread all over the forest floor, an espectacular view

My latest YouTube video is a story about survival and adaptation. Watch it now 😊

Concrete Jungle: The Story of Capuchin Monkeys in the City Many public parks in Goiania are inhabited by curious and intelligent capuchin monkeys, providing a rare opportunity to observe them in their natural habitat...