In the city of Agra, famed for the Taj Mahal, legions of locals perform their "asanas," or postures, in a pool, which makes them more challenging than on land, and also boosts flexibility.

The bees seek pollen; if they land by mistake in a blossom's pool of nectar, they will probably drown.

The void created by this pull of the land eastward allows the water to temporarily rush into this pool, this void, without any particular swirl direction.