This Timelapse captures the pulse of the landscape in Oklahoma’s Ouachita Mountains. The area appears like a fingerprint because layers of ancient seabed rock were compressed and folded during a mountain-building event over 300 million years ago. Each shifting patch of green and tan reflects modern cycles of logging and regrowth tracing those same curved ridgelines — offering us a living record of both geologic and human activity over time. Created by @dailyoverview Source imagery from Google Ti