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46 Pics That Might Satisfy Your Craving For Knowledge, As Shared On The “Interesting Images” Page
It’s evident that in the digital age, pictures have become way more than just fillers for family albums; they’re shared on social media, attached to all sorts of blogs, and added to more or less every news outlet there is, which results in people snapping way more shots than they did back in the day.
But surely, not everyone takes pictures because they have to; some people just love taking photographs or, let’s be honest, have a phone on hand when they see something pretty. Whatever the circumstances, many of such random yet interesting images end up on the Facebook page titled exactly that. Today, we want to shed light on some of them, so whether you’re a fan of photography or simply curious about what people find worthy of taking out their camera for, scroll down to find them on the list below and enjoy!
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#1
Logan Wilson’s Infinity Coffee Table
Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago
if you look long enough its easy to figure it out but at first glance its confusing, hence it's an awesome illusion, and creating a table like this is brilliant :D infinityta...df-png.jpg 
Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago (edited)
that took a little planning. It doesn't wobble or wiggle? That cantilever does not seem like it would take much weight without deflecting.
Valek Fermiga 1 year ago
That's just amazing - I really want one - if you need a tester to make sure the table works in the real world..... I'm your man....
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#2
Fireflies Captured By Long Exposure - Vitor Schietti
Jenna Kay 1 year ago
There are some wonderful documentaries about them and how they communicate. They are indeed magical, especially for children. We used to catch them in a jar when I was little, and watch them glow before letting them go in their happy way. Soon my grandchild will be old enough to chase them, and I hope they hold beautiful memories for her.
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Brandi Nicole 1 year ago
There were no fireflies involved in the making of these photos - just long exposure, fireworks, and Photoshop.
farbenzirkel 1 year ago
Sorry to disappoint you: It is an artists work (he even used fireworks). https://www.boomlive.in/world/artist-photoshop-firework-fireflies-fake-image-fact-check-15313 Stunning! But no fireflies involved.
MacintoshID 1 year ago
We don't see fireflies like we used to. Another sad part of global warming I guess.
GalleryCoronado 1 year ago
https://www.boomlive.in/world/artist-photoshop-firework-fireflies-fake-image-fact-check-15313
#3
Baby Terrapin Turtles. Notice The Distinct Individual Pattern On Each Of Their Shells
Wingsofwrath 1 year ago
As someone who has a 22-year old red-eared terrapin (Trachemys scripta elegans), I love how simple their goals in life are - bite first, ask questions never. Bask, swim, sleep. Repeat.
It’s very likely that if you own a camera phone, you take pictures on a daily basis. Nowadays, it’s difficult to imagine our lives without the option to snap a picture in a matter of seconds at any given moment. However, this was not the case just a few decades ago.
While the image that is considered by many to be the first photograph ever—the view from the French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce’s window that he captured using a process known as heliography—was taken back in 1826, the first camera phone was only introduced at the turn of the century while the origins of digital photography lead us back to the early 1970s (and a person named Steven Sasson).
#4
A Red Squirrel Family Sleeping In The Nest It Made In Somebody’s Window
AnkleByter 1 year ago
We have squirrels that nest all over our property, a lot of them within easy view. Well, we have animals that nest and live all over our property, really. I often spend hours just watching them. There's a nest in a tree not far from my porch. I sit out there and watch them for ages. The mama (a '23 spring baby herself) has 4 little babies that I spent a good hour watching yesterday, lol. Critter watching is one of my favorite things to do.
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Mr_Devious 1 year ago
I just learned that squirrels only live 1 to 2 years in the wild, and that made me incredibly sad as I watched some scampering around my yard.
#5
Eruption On Mount Etna (Sicily) Gives The Illusion Of A Phoenix In The Sky
Jerome Lenovo 1 year ago
this picture will be used by fake-news professionals to claim satan exists
In 1973, a young engineer named Steven Sasson went to work for Eastman Kodak—a company that has been producing photography-related products since the late 19th century—thus starting the process of the development of digital photography. It has since then evolved into people being able to take incredibly vivid pictures with not only a professional camera, but even the cameras on their phones.
Upon arriving at Kodak, Sasson was given a seemingly insignificant task of trying to figure out if there is any practical use for a charged coupled device (C.C.D.)—a light-sensitive device that is able to convert light input into electronic signals—The New York Time reports. Sasson has said that hardly anyone knew about him working on it; not because it was a secret, but because it wasn’t “that big of a project”.
#6
Japanese Rice Paddy Art
Senjo Krane 1 year ago
Always blows my mind how they do this while on the ground. Like the Nazca Lines.
Rebecca Taylor 1 year ago
Wow amazing how do you do that. And how do you know you got your picture correct in that size! Just amazing!
#7
Simon Berger Creates Art By Cracking Glass Panes With A Hammer, A Slow And Precise Process Due To The Risk Of Shattering The Whole Thing. By @simonberger.art
Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago
wow. I'd like to hear how he decided to use this particular medium. Was it by accident?
Lori R (LAJR81) 1 year ago
I hope there's some sort of a sealant that's put on it afterwards keep it in place. One rambunctious child, clumsy adult etc. and there goes your masterpiece.
KariAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 1 year ago
Some people are just so creative and talented it's amazing. This is incredibly beautiful
Susan Teter 1 year ago (edited)
Simply amazing. But for some odd reason, out of an art studio this is called vandalism or attempted B&E.
#8
In 2012 French Beekeepers Could Not Solve The Mystery Of The Blue And Green Colored Honey In Their Beehives Until They Discovered That The Bees Were Visiting A Local M&m Factory
Jerome Lenovo 1 year ago
bees were visiting a local bio-gaz plant where foodscraps of factories were disposed
flower petals 1 year ago
When you didn’t get on the Beetles’ world tour, but you still have sweet dreams..
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Andy Frobig 1 year ago
My sister was a quality checker at the M&M factory, but she got fired for throwing out all the W's
After years of hard work and determination, Sasson found a way to present people with photographic images, albeit in a quality that nowadays would be considered miserable at best.
“It only took 50 milliseconds to capture the image, but it took 23 seconds to record it to the tape,” The New York Times report Saason saying. “I’d pop the cassette tape out, hand it to my assistant and he put it in our playback unit. About 30 seconds later, up popped the 100 pixel by 100 pixel black and white image.”
To put that into perspective, phone camera resolutions nowadays typically range from 12MP to 48MP, with one megapixel (MP) equaling 1,000,000 pixels.
#9
A Meteor Falling Into The Most Active Volcano In Indonesia, Mount Merapi
Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago
I'm pretty sure that's going to awaken some ancient deity or other.
Bob Brooce 1 year ago
In related news, the sun slammed into the ocean yesterday evening. sunset-662...a96e22.jpg 
Joanne Earle 1 year ago
I had to look this up. It's a real pic, but there's no proof that the meteor actually landed in the crater or on the mountain. There were no seismic events of anything hitting inside. The scientists believe that it passed and/or landed well behind the volcano.
robin aldrich 1 year ago
What are the odds that a meteor would hit that spot precisely??? my mind is boggled!!
Michelle Davis 1 year ago
And that someone was able to catch it on camera!
Load More Replies... Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago (edited)
not photoshopped? Much less to be there at the EXACT moment taking a picture. Gotta be photoshopped. If not, that is just too amazing for words. Godzilla. Awaken!
#10
Abandoned Chinese Village That Has Been Reclaimed By Nature
María Hermida 1 year ago
There are lots of abandoned little villages where I live in the north of Spain, and I always find it surprising (and wonderful) how quickly nature reclaims them.
EarthGrowl 1 year ago
Nature is our planet, the two are not separate. Try looking at Earth as a living organism and not just a dead rock or inanimate object. The Earth can heal itself, but humans are causing destruction faster than it can heal. Earth also has an immune system; viruses.
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Nitka Tsar 1 year ago
I love it and want to live there! I think it has a bit of a Kokiri Forest vibe.
#11
The Black Dot Is Mercury
𝕊𝕟𝕠𝕨 𝔻𝕣𝕒𝕘𝕠𝕟 1 year ago
Me: *clicks the button* Button: nope imma take you to the App Store
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EarthGrowl 1 year ago (edited)
Earth isn't much bigger. We are specks of dust on a Cosmic grain of sand. We are practically microscopic. And People don't understand why a Universal Creator would have difficulty communicating with humanity. V
TheAmericanAmerican 1 year ago
This! It's knowledge like this that made me atheist 😊 IF God exists, why the hell would they make the universe soooooooooooo unfathomably MASSIVE to then have just one atom sized planet be the one and only place(supposedly) to have its pet project(us) live on?
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Chewie Baron 1 year ago
There are holes and craters on Mercury that do not receive any sunlight whatsoever, and they contain ice.
Laura Williams 1 year ago
Someone needed to add next to the sun that is what mercury looks like that.
Jamin Lattimer 1 year ago
Astronomer: That little spec there? That's a planet. Common sense: (flicks spec of dust off camera lens) No.
Despite the first digital camera being patented back in 1978, Sasson was not allowed to publicly discuss it or show it to anyone outside the Kodak company.
Roughly a decade later, together with his colleague, Robert Hills, he created the first modern digital single-lens reflex (D.S.L.R.) camera with a 1.2 megapixel sensor, which used image compression and memory cards.
It’s evident that photography has developed in leaps and bounds since then, as some cameras nowadays have sensors of more than 100MP.
#12
A Letter From A Trapped Coal Miner Saying Goodbye To His Wife, 1902
Wingsofwrath 1 year ago
Here is the context, copy pasted from the original source: “On the morning of May 19th, 1902, a huge explosion ripped through Fraterville Coal Mine in Tennessee, its devastating power instantly killing most of the 216 miners who were below ground. For the 26 who survived the initial blast, a side passage of the mine proved to be a safe haven, but not for long—when rescuers eventually reached them, all had suffocated. Found next to a number of the those 26 bodies were letters to loved ones, one of which can be seen below. It was written by Jacob Vowell to Sarah Ellen, his beloved wife and mother to their 6 children, one of whom, 14-year-old Elbert, was by his side in the mine. ("Little Eddie" was a son they had lost previously.) All but three of Fraterville's adult men were killed that day; over a hundred women were instantly widowed; close to a thousand children lost their fathers. The Fraterville Mine disaster remains the worst of its kind in Tennessee's history.”
Montanavanna 1 year ago
This one hit me hard. My husband is an underground miner, a percussion driller. The thought of losing him in such a way is devastating to think about.
Deann Markland 1 year ago
Ellen, darling, goodbye for us both. Elbert said the Lord has saved him. We are all praying for air to support us but it is getting so bad without any air. Ellen, I want you to live right and come to heaven. Raise the children the best you can. Oh how I wish to be with you, goodbye. Bury me and Elbert in the same grave by little Eddy. Goodbye Ellen, goodbye Lily, goodbye Jemmie, goodbye Horace. We are together. Is 25 minutes after two. There are a few of us alive yet. Jake and Elbert Oh God for one more breath. Ellen, remember me as long as you live. Goodbye darling
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#13
A Tree’s Shadow Stopped The Snow Underneath It From Melting
#14
One Of The Most Unique, Special And Elusive Animals On Earth. The Narwhal
Rinso The Red 1 year ago
And, since their tusks were sold to European royals as unicorn horns, they're unicorns of the land as well!
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Lem Johnson 1 year ago
It's quite embarrassing how many years I thought these creatures were mythological.
Eric Williams 1 year ago
I wonder how they get the stuff they spear off the end of their tusk?? ;)
Roy Phillips 1 year ago (edited)
Narwhals, Narwhals Swimming in the ocean Causing a commotion Coz they are so awesome Narwhals, Narwhals Swimming in the ocean Pretty big and pretty white They beat a polar bear in a fight Like an underwater unicorn They've got a kick-a*s facial horn They're the Jedi of the sea They stop Cthulu eating ye Narwhals They are Narwhals Narwhals Just don't let 'em touch your balls Narwhals They are Narwhals Narwhals Inventors of the Shish Kebab
Kelsie Marx 1 year ago
The horn on their head is actually a tooth, and it can get up to 10 feet long 😮
It’s not surprising that with camera phones developing at a cosmic pace, fewer people see the point of having a second device just to take pictures. According to Statista’s 2023 data, fewer representatives of the younger generation—those aged 18 to 29, in this case—owned a digital camera compared to their older counterparts (those 30 to 64 years of age). Of the former group, 28% people reportedly owned a camera vs. 34-36% of the older respondents who did.
#15
Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago (edited)
yep, it's the gingko tree at Gu Guanyin Temple, and it's over 1400 years old.
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Marianne 1 year ago
Those are leaves, I guess it must be a Ginko tree in the fall.
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Jill Jones 1 year ago
There's a 100ft one around the corner from my house, Georgia, USA. When all the leaves fall I know winter has arrived. Beautiful
#16
Street Art In Italy
Rebecca Taylor 1 year ago
makes me quezzy looking at it and I don't drink Wow I would hat living near this building
#17
A 350 Year Old Tibetan Carved Skull
Harold Lane 1 year ago
Looks like a combination of overbite and buck-teeth...
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Pamelot 1 year ago
I've only seen pictures of the diamond studded skull. Close call.
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Stardust she/her 1 year ago
I think I can recognise some of the letters carved on the jaw. Ma, sa and I think sha?
The fact that camera phones are overtaking actual cameras is evident by looking at the statistics of camera industry growth; or lack of the latter. According to a Japan-based industry group, CIPA, comprising members such as OM Digital Solutions (formerly Olympus), Canon and Nikon, camera shipments worldwide have dropped by 93 percent between 2010 and 2022, Statista reports. In 2022, there were just over two million cameras with built-in lenses shipped by CIPA members, which was nearly 109 million less compared to 2010.
#18
An Octopus-Shaped Samurai Helmet From The 18th Century
Giles McArdell 1 year ago
1980's bad dubbing voice: "Ha ha ha, you cannot defeat my Cephalopod style!"
Theoretical Empiricist 1 year ago
What do you bet that at least once he wore it into a group of strangers, clutching at it and screaming "AHHHH! GET IT OFF ME! GET IT OFF ME!"
#19
Leonardo Da Vinci Made A Satellite View Of Map Of An Italian City In 1502 By Using Rulers And Protractors To Measure The Angles Of Roads
General Anaesthesia 1 year ago
His "Street Views" were equally impressive.
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Jrog 1 year ago (edited)
Leonardo's Imola map. The historical importance of this map is not really communicated by the short description here. This is the very first city map featuring a view from above. At the time, city maps were drawn as perspective views, with the building re-oriented to face the viewer and often included symbolic additions such as beasts, or fantastic scenery. Leonardo meant to demonstrate that a "bird's view" map would prove more efficient for military planners in case of siege. This style of maps remained quite rare for over two centuries, because they were extremely difficult to draw. Leonardo's map of Imola can be perfectly overlaid to the actual satellite views and the street plan is still identical.
Verena 1 year ago
Thanks. I once was a land surveyor (30 yesrs ago) and have a vague idea of how difficult it was and how clever, to achieve this with the instruments available back then.
Load More Replies... Andy Frobig 1 year ago
If you thought dialup was slow, you had to tap on this for 500 years before a restaurant review opened
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Dominik 1 year ago
"made Satellite View Of Map Of An Italian City". How about "made a map of an..."
Moog Rhodes 1 year ago
It probably sounded better in Renaissance Italian.
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michelle preece 1 year ago
Think he was lying. Avin a few beers wiv his alien buddies now like it! 😄🤣🤣😄
#20
“The Gates Of Hell” In Turkmenistan
Nonna_SoF 1 year ago
This is what happens when a natural gas drill meets a sinkhole and they don't want a massive cloud of explosive methane. Also it's actually better for the environment than letting the methane vent free, since methane is a much stronger greenhouse gas than CO2.
Idgafwyt AllDat'N'ABagOfChips 1 year ago
The Darvaza gas crater, aka the Gates of Hell, or officially, the Shining of Karakum, is a burning natural gas field, collapsed into a cavern, located in Darvaza, Turkmenistan. It has been burning since the 1980's, not 70's(mentioned below), it is unknown how the crater was formed but it was intentionally ignited to prevent poison gases from spreading. Per- Wiki
Daggie_style 1 year ago
Seems like a perfect place to chuck a body - no one's going down there to get DNA samples of whatever is left. Just saying
ॐBoyGanesh 1 year ago (edited)
One of my 2024 goals was to visit Turkmenistan. I’ve started the application process for a tour & was selected by one of three companies to whom I applied. However, the invitation won’t be available or valid until “early 2025,” at which time I can apply for the non-transit (tourist) visa using the invitation letter (the tour company actually had to apply for me). Then I have to wait & see if I’m extended the visa & make arrangements thru Germany to Ashgabat. So, I won’t make it to Karakum until at least a year from now. I’ve never had such a difficult time trying to gain entry to a country, but from what I have learned about the people and the land, it will be well worth it.
Ashlie Dearest 1 year ago
Take every criminal, including politicians, and throw them in there.... Problem solved!
According to Photutorial, now in 2024, people take an astonishing 54,000 photos every second, which equals 1.94 trillion per year. To put that into perspective, say “One Mississippi” out loud and imagine having to add 54,000 new pictures to a photo album. Seems crazy, doesn’t it?
While a few people who regularly take pictures with their devices end up printing them and lining them up neatly in an album, many images end up online. So, if you’d like to browse more of similar random pics, we have an entire category dedicated to all sorts of weird pictures, and if you’re looking for something captured on one’s phone, here are some pictures taken on people’s camera phones, which, surprisingly, they didn’t take themselves.
#21
Sunlight Entering The Inner Sanctuary Of Amon-Ra In The Temple Of King Ramses III, Egypt
Captain Kyra 1 year ago
Ra was the sun god so I'm certain this has significance in their worship I wonder if the time of day was also significant somehow
#22
Halloween In The 20s
xWILTED_ROSEx 1 year ago
Of course, and don't worry it was probably radioactive too 🥰🥰
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michelle preece 1 year ago
😂😂 totally agreeing wiv jack burton right now.👍🏼 guess I just doing my next Halloween costume. Wonder if the equine police would favour it?!😂😂
#23
(1935) A Noodle Delivery Boy In Tokyo
Danielle 1 year ago
A man was trolling my local council's Twitter feed making every post about pot holes (Men's health month? You know what's bad for men's health? Potholes). Was it you?!
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Sergy Yeltsen 1 year ago
To have that grace and dexterity... I wouldn't even make it out the door before tripping and dropping them all.
Susan Teter 1 year ago
Screw doordash...I would tip him WELL just to see him give me my order. FOOD JENGA!!!
Jake Languard 1 year ago
It's insane how if this were in colour, it would look like a picture from today. Dude's got style!
Danish Susanne 1 year ago
And when I think how I couldn't even hold my balance on the bike let alone carrying anything.
#24
This Majestic Church Called Hallgrimskirkja In Iceland
Foxglove🇮🇪 1 year ago
Like everything else in Iceland, it's made from concrete because that's their only local material - everything else has to be imported. "“Many would consider a country without building materials uninhabitable.” With these words, Minister of Industry Gylfi Þorsteinsson Gíslason opened Iceland’s first and only cement plant in 1958. More than a century before, Portland cement was first used as plaster on the walls of the Reykjavík cathedral. At the time, most rural and urban dwellings were still being built from local turf or expensive imported timber. Just a few decades later, Icelandic architects, engineers, and masons were building their country exclusively in concrete." https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/9783986120719/html
Sergy Yeltsen 1 year ago
Apparently designed by the same architect who designed the Sydney Opera House.
Jo Firth 1 year ago
Nope - designed by Gudjon Samuelsson. Sydney Opera House was by Jorn Utzon.
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#25
Cosmoderus Femoralis Is A Type Of Armoured Cricket Found In Cameroon
Mark 1 year ago (edited)
Nah mate, this beauty ain’t hurting anybody. Though We would like our tarantula hawk wasps back please
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Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago (edited)
Nature is AWESOME! Good grief! You think our critters are amazing, imagine alien world life forms. How utter bizarre they will be. wow
Cat Dragon 1 year ago
Me after grinding for 4+ hours because of the stupid level 30 Winery Chinery.
#26
The Top Of The Great Pyramid Of Giza, Egypt
Jack Burton 1 year ago
It looks almost fragile from this point of view, like just a pile of rocks thant can't stand for a long time... ^^
Dan Flo 1 year ago
Maybe the pyramids were just a game of Jenga that went out of hands?
Load More Replies... María Hermida 1 year ago
I love this kind of pictures, which show well known places or objects from a completely different perspective.
Apachebathmat 1 year ago
If I remember right, there was a solid pointed stone once that sat on top, probably stolen and as a Brit, it’s probably here!
Kira Okah 1 year ago
The Great Pyramid's pyramidion has been missing since at least classical antiquity - the Romans recorded the top as flat. I do know that the UK has a pyramidion from Abydos, maybe another, I'm sure that I saw at least two.
Load More Replies... Kira Okah 1 year ago (edited)
The capstone/pyramidion would be the pointy bit, it's long gone.
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Tom Brincefield 1 year ago
Yeah, 4500 years and it already looks like this.
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Becky's Display Name 1 year ago
Not too be an a*s, but the how/when/who needs to be addressed for this picture.
#27
Statue Of Neptune, Spain
egggratin 1 year ago
The Neptune statue is located on Playa Melenara beach in the municipality of Telde in the east of the Canary Island of Gran Canaria, which belongs to Spain.
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#28
Lightening Hitting A Beach
Almost sunny 1 year ago
And the two lovers doing a slow motion run towards each other never made it!
Karina 1 year ago
Good for you, thinking about love in these trying times!
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Faye Drewit 1 year ago
people my mum knew in san francisco would stick rebar in the sand during storms, so the lightning made glass art from the sand that they could sell tourists
RADUGA.babochka 1 year ago
It turns into "Fulgurite", it's really cool! It's almost like the lightning has been petrified into the sand and kept it's story within itself.
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Missy VanWinkle 1 year ago
And it looks like there are people on that beach!! (Wouldn't be me out there, no siree, Bob!!) Yowza!
Rebecca Taylor 1 year ago
wow I would go looking for fulgurites the next day then I would sell them on Ebay! Just to cool
#29
Venice From Above
Asexual aromantic sea sponge 1 year ago
Yes. A swan. That's definitely what I first saw. 👀
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Lisa Catlin 1 year ago
It is eerily quiet in Venice compared to all the noise from vehicles in the larger cities.
#30
Little king trash mouth 1 year ago
We are American but love to watch Bluey (set in Australia). My little one gets a kick out of how "they call them ladybirds but we call them ladybugs!"
#31
Maggie Fulton 1 year ago
Brave or dumb. Sometimes it’s hard to tell the two apart.
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Vicki Perizzolo 1 year ago
lion's mane jellyfish - largest on the planet and easily that size... human instead of banana for size
Eric Williams 1 year ago
While diving in Puget Sound, I've seen Chrysora easily five feet in diameter.
#32
“The Stairs Of Death” - Peru
Jrog 1 year ago
The image is clearly tilted to increase the perspective effect. It's just a short stretch of stone steps, barely 200 meters, with a terraced cliffside and a stunning view. There have never been a reported death on the stairs.
Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago
it's perspective that makes it look worse than it is. the terrace below is quite a way down, but it's less narrow than it looks, so you're not likely to just fall of the mountain, you'd fall onto the terrace. you can see someone on one of the terraces in the picture above, and the picture below shows a better angle that it isn't as bad as it looks. macchupicc...61854d.jpg 
IsaMendes 1 year ago
I would somehow still find a way to trip and fall to my death. I'm just that lucky.
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Apachebathmat 1 year ago
Two broken legs, smashed teeth, dislocated ankle just looking at this
#33
Amish Community Moving A Barn
TotallyNOTAFox 1 year ago
♪We been spending most our lives livin' in an Amish paradise, We're just plain and simple guys livin' in an Amish paradise♫
BisexualBat 1 year ago
A giant creature is about to step on the city! The Amish community: We got this. *catches and lifts the monster's foot. Moves it away* OMG
Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago
Somebody's wife was not AT ALL happy with the placement. Shown here is the eighth time they've moved it today. On three. LIFT!
Susan Teter 1 year ago (edited)
My family had a Century farm. They moved the original house to a higher part of the land (due to flooding) with a team of 16 work horses and logs. Put the house on the logs and rolled it to its new place. Was told this but would have LOVED to have seen it!That was around 1898.
Almost sunny 1 year ago
A little to the right, now back, wait come forward! No back again, left left right!
KariAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 1 year ago
I really think they are amazing. They work hard together, great teamwork. They help each other build their homes. Whether you like their beliefs or not you have to admit the community spirit is amazing
Tom Brincefield 1 year ago
They're are companies that specialize in doing this kind of thing. In 2006, a house was moved over 1000 miles in Canada. This is a tremendous showing of teamwork & community, but technology can and does do it, faster and more easily.
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#34
The Shadows From These Window Cages Create A 3D Effect
Jesse 1 year ago
Window cages? I get it's to prevent people from falling/jumping, but it does have prison-y vibes
Shinebright 1 year ago
I think it’s a security measure stop people from coming in
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I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 1 year ago
Thr baby window cage was even worse it was a cage they literally hung out the window!!
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#35
17th Century Polish Winged Hussar Armour
Wingsofwrath 1 year ago (edited)
🎵"A cry for help in time of need, await relief from holy league / 60 days of siege, outnumbered and weak / Sent a message to the sky, wounded soldiers left to die / Will they hold the wall or will the city fall?"🎵
Jesse 1 year ago
Dedication, dedication, it's a desperate race against the mines / And a race against time / THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
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sofacushionfort 1 year ago
A countermeasure against the mounted steppe warriors who used lassoes
Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago
well, that's pretty boss.... but I'm thinking fairly awkward to fight in. You could get hung up.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
They were a cavalry unit. Little chance of them getting hung up, as cavalry generally would not be fighting amongst trees or similar.
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#37
Siberian Bear-Hunting Armour From The 1800s
#38
Spraypaint On Wood (5x5m)
#39
Tokyo Flood Tunnels
SEAGULL 1 year ago
Acording to google: The Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel (Japanese: 首都圏外郭放水路, Hepburn: shutoken gaikaku hōsuiro), popularly known as G-Cans, is an underground water infrastructure project in Kasukabe, Saitama, Japan. It is the world's largest underground flood water diversion facility, built to mitigate overflowing of the city's major waterways and rivers during rain and typhoon seasons.[1] It is located between Showa and Kasukabe in Saitama prefecture, on the outskirts of the city of Tokyo in the Greater Tokyo Area.
Load More Replies... Heather Atwood 1 year ago
I saw this on a documentary. It is SOOOO cool!!! So many lessons to learn from Japan!
Wim Cossement 1 year ago
Reminds me of a level in Mirror's edge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2Ib4PQaWYw&t=981s
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In 2018, During A Research Flight Above The Antarctic Peninsula, An Unusually Angular Iceberg Was Spotted Floating Amid Sea Ice. It’s About 3,000 Feet (900 Meters) Wide And 5,000 Feet (1,500 M) Long
Mustafa Kiziroğlu 1 year ago
NASA says it's huge, not a perfect rectangle, and common since melting started. berg-661f9...47e447.jpg 
General Anaesthesia 1 year ago
1/10th of an iceberg is above water, so there must be a Borg Cube trapped under it.
Karina 1 year ago (edited)
I always wonder how many of these brake along the ridge from where they did extencive core sample testing.. I was looking at that as a child, thinking they where quite greedy and very little considerate to consequences- drilling holes every few feet, hundreds of meters down. Day after day, for years
CaptainRusti (He/They) 1 year ago
Colorado theory? Looks like a rectangle and is actually a 697 sider?
#41
These Apartment Buildings In Copenhagen
Papa 1 year ago
I know that likely doesn't bother people who grew up in a city, but having grown up in a rural area I don't think I could do it.
Jenna Kay 1 year ago
It's the lack of green space that bothers me. I have lived in both urban and rural places, and have discovered, for my mental health, I need trees, grass, shrubs, flowers, nature!
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FreeTheUnicorn 1 year ago
The nope! feeling others are getting from the photos at height, is the same stomach churn I get from this.
Lene 1 year ago
I grew up in buldings like these in Copenhagen. It was not totally bad because inside the "frames" that ppl live in there are nice areas with grass, trees, and playgrounds for the kids. Sure, it still lacks a lot of nature and animals and all that.... but it's better than no nature at all.
Marjorie Macrae 1 year ago
Row after row of the same thing, I guess this is necessary but what a way to live.
Vicki Perizzolo 1 year ago
gives Nature a heart murmur know how many humans can pack themselves into such small spaces... and keep plopping out more of them
#42
Winston Churchill Is Carried From A Nursing Home Following Being Struck By A Car In New York City, 1931. He Was Crossing Fifth Avenue And Forgot That Cars Drove On The Opposite Side Of The Road From England, And Failed To Look To His Left
Shark Lady 1 year ago
He insisted that his bodyguard stay at their hotel and rest since their next day was going to be a busy one.
Strahd Ivarius 1 year ago
WC had always been a right-wing politician, and never ever looked at the left...
Michael Largey 1 year ago
Actually, he had a history of jumping back and forth across the political spectrum, particularly in his early career.
Load More Replies... Jacob Stone 1 year ago
and he still has his cigar with a grin on his face. even though I'm American, I can see why he's called the British Bulldog.
Victoria Remocaldo 1 year ago
Imagine being the person who hit churchhill with his/her car! I would’ve felt sooo guilty! Even if it wasn’t my fault!
Learner Panda 1 year ago
The accident may have happened in NYC, but the photo looks very British. Check out the Police and the school boy's uniforms.
#43
Laura Williams 1 year ago
Thanks for laugh literally out loud. Wonder how much the cleaning fee is?
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#44
Hong Kong In 1964 And Now
WindySwede 1 year ago
"Oh no" I-came-in-...-ball1.jpg 
Maybe not, just that the nature was nicer before?
Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago
I see the atmosphere has improved. It used to be so damned clear and clean. Ugh. Such an improvement.
#45
A Picture From Inside One Of British Columbia’s Wildfires
David 1 year ago
I live south of BC. When those wild fires were bad two or three years ago our sky was like Mordor. You couldn't see the sun. There was light, but it was kind of like you were inside an orange camping tent. The light was weird and dimmer and you could barely make out where the sun was in the sky because that direction was a bit lighter.
Teresa Spanics 1 year ago
I remember that! I live in Burnaby, BC, and I have posted a short video to YouTube under "cybercat29".
Load More Replies... Bohemiangirl 1 year ago
I could see this from my backyard last summer. Luckily the wind blew the fire and embers away from my direction. I hope this year won't be as bad (but it's not looking good).
Tina Harnish 1 year ago
Sadly...just one of our many. We can empathize with Europe and everywhere else getting forest fires for the 1st time. When you go through an area 5 years after one of these fires, you see greenery but all that bare, burnt out area. Just😳🥺🥵
#46
Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago
Well that's definitely not going to come alive during the full moon and start killing people.
Almost sunny 1 year ago
I wouldn't even have gotten out the car to take a picture!
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Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 1 year ago
oh Chucky. What have you done? We gotta get you on a Methadone program.
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Flora Porter 1 year ago
As you asked, BP, I think you should focus on generating new content. Most of this has already appeared on FB, Insta and/or Reddit, and I don't see any value-add. It seems to be just a vehicle for selling ad space and farming reactions.
Stefan 1 year ago
Indeed. Better than those constant posts about shopping.
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Richard Judson 1 year ago
i really enjoyed these pics especially without all the trolls and their ugly comments.
Flora Porter 1 year ago
As you asked, BP, I think you should focus on generating new content. Most of this has already appeared on FB, Insta and/or Reddit, and I don't see any value-add. It seems to be just a vehicle for selling ad space and farming reactions.
Stefan 1 year ago
Indeed. Better than those constant posts about shopping.
Load More Replies... Richard Judson 1 year ago
i really enjoyed these pics especially without all the trolls and their ugly comments.
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