The BEST Data Visualizations of 2021 in FIVE MINUTES

Check out some of the best data visualizations that have been created so far in 2021. Data visualisations and infographics that are some of the best examples of how you can use data and graphics to see something in a completely different light.
All these have received LOADS of upvotes in the fantastic subreddit r/dataisbeautiful.
/ dataisbeautiful
If you want to have a look at some of the visualisations yourself, or tell the creator directly how much you love it, you can view them directly in the links below.
REMEMBER... Data IS beautiful, but it doesn't always tell the truth. To see the data sources and tools used, go and have a look at the original content below.
Credits:
The environmental impact of lab grown meat and its competitors [OC]
u/blackphantom773
/ the_environmental_impa...
[OC] Causes of Financial Loss in the USA, 2011
u/brecka
/ oc_causes_of_financial...
[OC] Global warming: 140 years of data from NASA visualised
u/jcceagle
/ oc_global_warming_140_...
[OC] College and University Openings
u/toddrjones
/ oc_college_and_univers...
Frequency of Pi digits [OC]
u/HuskyFrank314
/ frequency_of_pi_digits_oc

[@bruhdamartinasty3636]

These are lovely static graphics, but I'm wondering if there is a tool to animate the same types of charts/graphs to make them more exciting. Zoom in and zoom out. Elements disappearing and reappearing. Maybe like a Prezi presentation but for video/film; highly-detailed data visualizations -- but with exciting animation. How does one go about create it?

[@amiralions2681]

Hello, What tool do I use to get a dynamic chart like the global warming chart at 2:40. I need to visualize surveys of educational outcomes and/or satisfaction with educational content. Please and thank you!