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Trending Subreddits for 2020-06-05

/r/Thatsactuallyverycool

A community for 3 months, 5,847 subscribers.

There isn't one single cool concept. Nevertheless, one important thing is that cool is widely thought desirable. But there isn't a single cool concept.

/r/AustralianBirds

A community for 3 years, 2,287 subscribers.

There are around 900 species of birds in Australia, with many of them being difficult to identify. This is a place that aims to inspire, educate and share your passion.

A place for Australian bird identifications, pictures and news.

/r/BritishSuccess

A community for 7 years, 105,922 subscribers.

The opposite of /r/britishproblems

/r/happycrowds

A community for 7 years, 199,549 subscribers.

A subreddit for clips of massive audience support for a musician, athlete, performer, entertainer, whathaveyou. Crowds singing along, chanting the name of a champion, dancing in the aisles, cheering until it's deafening, the rolling slow clap, etc. We're looking for the clips that give you a chill and make you wish you were there.

/r/environment

A community for 12 years, 677,491 subscribers.

Current news, information and issues related to the environment.