The world is an intriguing place. However, our mundane everyday lives sometimes make us forget that. To remind you about the interesting things around us, Bored Panda has compiled a collection of rarely seen pictures, and they should definitely catch you off-guard. But in a totally good way.
From a grain of sand magnified 300 times to a butterfly that's half male, half female, we included both the common and the rare. This way, you'll be able to rediscover the ordinary and expand your world view.
Continue scrolling for your daily dose of awe, upvote your favorite entries and don't forget to leave a comment under the ones that surprised you the most. Also, if your thirst for eye-opening images is bigger than this post, check out Bored Panda's earlier lists of 50 Times People Found The Most Unexpected Things and 73 Rare Photos Reveal The Unseen Side Of Things, And It Will Change The Way You See The World.
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The Local Nursing Home Is An Indoor Town. There's A Movie Theater And Pub
This place is called "Doverwood Village". It's a skilled nursing facility located in Hamilton, OH. Senior residents receive 24-hour medical care while also getting the rehabilitation care they need, which can include range of motion exercises, gait and balance training and individualized exercise programs. The movie theater shows movies 2x each day. An old one and a new one.
This Is What Some Grains Of Sand Look Like When Magnified 100 To 300 Times
Gary Greenberg introduces himself as a scientist, author, teacher and photographer who combines his passion for art and science by exploring the hidden dimensions of nature. "The secrets of nature are visible everywhere. Yet, they remain secrets until they are revealed," he wrote on his website."The miracles of nature are tangible, and they can be seen directly through the microscope. The magnificence of nature lies in its consciousness. When we commune with nature, we become conscious of our connection with the universe."
And he knows what he's talking about. Greenberg invented the high-definition 3D lenses that he takes his pictures on, resulting in 18 U.S. patents under his name. He was a photographer and filmmaker until age 33 when he moved from LA to London and earned a Ph. D. in biomedical research. This has given him a unique appreciation for biological and scientific curiosities and for the optical macro photography technologies he would need to document them.
The sand composition can vary drastically depending on where it’s from, but this grain is from a beach in Hawaii, where Dr. Greenberg is located.
The artist should get credit: Gary Greenberg, Sandgrains http://www.sandgrains.com/Sand-Grains-Gallery.html --- but you have to note that these are SELECTED out of a handful of sand in Maui. The absolute vast majority are borin' old sandgrains; and if you try to do the same with your local beach you get a 100% borin' old sandgrains almost surely --- these are significantly-larger-than-sandgrains bits mixed in.
This Purely Golden Bee Landed On My Car Today
This bee is most likely a Cordovans honey bee. It has a color mutation that inhibits black
Saw A Snail Today While I Was Outside And Its Shell Is Crystal Clear
Rocks On The Lake Baikal
Rocks on the lake Baikal get heated from the sunlight every now and then and melt the ice beneath. After the sun is gone, the ice turns solid again thus creating a small stand for the rock above. It is called the Baikal Dzen.
This Cat I Met Today Has Sauron’s Eyes
My Friend's Blind Cat Soren Has Amazing Eyes
Automatic upvote for the Dune reference. Kudos.
Load More Replies...Galadriel-cat is counterpart to [higherup this page] Sauron-cat
I feel like a magical girl would own this cat, and probably be its seeing eye warrior
Just because it’s important doesn’t mean it can’t be very, very small.
reminds me of a blind owl named zeus. heres a pic rescued-bl...4493a5.jpg
Blind cats do better than pretty much any other normally sighted animal species who loses their vision and can live happy lives
Load More Replies...My ancient old girl has cataracts, her eyes are beautiful too 😊 She manages well.
If it was born blind then it doesn't know what it is missing so I'm sure it's leading a very good life.
Load More Replies...Looks like the cat I had with cataracts. She regained some sigh after surgery--at least enough not to kill herself. (She liked to perch on the rabbit's cage.)
W O W- but it looks like it would make her blind? I hope she isn't suffering because of those beautiful eyes!
She is blind but pet cats do amazingly well without vision living totally happy lives
Load More Replies...This Is A Music Typewriter: How Music Was Typed Before Computers
Marketed in the 1950s, it sold for about $255 (about $2,415 in today’s money). Keaton was trying to create something that would print characters precisely on staff and indicate exactly where the next character would be printed to ensure accuracy, and ended up with a circular keyboard which gives the typewriter its distinct look.
This Little Transparent Guy Landed On Me In The Ecuadorian Amazon
Sun Through A UV Lens
A suite of NASA's sun-gazing spacecraft have spotted an unusual series of eruptions in which a series of fast puffs forced the slow ejection of a massive burst of solar material from the sun's atmosphere. "Looking at the corona in extreme ultraviolet light we see the source of the puffs is a series of energetic jets and related flares," said Nathalia Alzate, a solar scientist at the University of Aberystwyth in Wales. "The jets are localized, catastrophic releases of energy that spew material out from the sun into space. These rapid changes in the magnetic field cause flares, which release a huge amount of energy in a very short time in the form of super-heated plasma, high-energy radiation and radio bursts."
Blue Bees Exist (Blue Carpenter Bee)
Tulips Blooming In The Snow
Not to brag, but in our front yard in April 2017 17966200_1...325a2a.jpg
This Sea Slug, Which Looks Like A Leaf, Can Go Without Eating For 9 Months, Because It Can Photosynthesize Just Like A Plant While Basking In The Sun
A Curly-Haired Horse
The exact origin of the Bashkir Curly Horse is one of the greatest mysteries of the horse world. Horses with curly coats are most certainly an ancient breed. They have been depicted in art and statuary in early China as far back as 161 AD. There has been evidence of their presence in South America and Europe. There is evidence that Curlies have been in North America since the early 1800's.
My Neighbor's House Encased In Ice After The Recent Blizzard In Ohio (On Shore Of Lake Erie)
we can also see the other part that doesn't got covered by the ice, what a contrast
Assisted Living Facility Made To Look Like A Small 1940s American Town
140 Million Year Old, 500 Kg Dinosaur Femur Discovered In France
This Shower Formed Naturally Inside A Cave
Fantastic, let's hope we don't get to see too many pictures with IG-influencers taking a shower there.
This Butterfly Is A Bilateral Gynandromorph, Literally Half Male, Half Female
A gynandromorph is an organism that contains both male and female characteristics. But this butterfly is a bilateral gynandromorph, which means one half is completely female and the other half is completely male. The cause of this phenomenon is typically, but not always, an event in mitosis during early development. While the organism contains only a few cells, one of the dividing cells does not split its sex chromosomes typically. This leads to one of the two cells having sex chromosomes that cause male development and the other cell having chromosomes that cause female development. For example, an XY cell undergoing mitosis duplicates its chromosomes, becoming XXYY. Usually this cell would divide into two XY cells, but in rare occasions the cell may divide into an X cell and an XYY cell. If this happens early in development, then a large portion of the cells are X and a large portion are XYY. Since X and XYY dictate different sexes, the organism has tissue that is female and tissue that is male.
poor thing probably didn't last long with wings like that. Nature can be beautiful but cruel.
Nasa's Photo Of Pluto
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft captured this high-resolution enhanced color view of Pluto on July 14, 2015. The image combines blue, red and infrared images taken by the Ralph/Multispectral Visual Imaging Camera (MVIC). Pluto's surface sports a remarkable range of subtle colors, enhanced in this view to a rainbow of pale blues, yellows, oranges, and deep reds. Many landforms have their own distinct colors, telling a complex geological and climatological story that scientists have only just begun to decode. The image resolves details and colors on scales as small as 0.8 miles (1.3 kilometers).
I Found A Very Small Frog
This Is What A "Split Lobster" Looks Like. This Coloring Occurs Once In Every 50 Million Lobsters
This split-colored lobster displays a condition known as gynandromorphy, meaning it is half male, half female. In this case, the blue side is the female side, and the brown side is the male side.
Time Lapse Photo Of A Beehive
Transparent Fish
Experts believe it could be a Salpa maggiore (Salpa maxima), commonly found in the Southern Ocean. Salps tend to roam the upper layers of the ocean where sunlight can still penetrate. They move by straining water through their gelatinous bodies, feeding on phytoplankton and other small bits of organic matter. The ghostly appearance is believed to be a form of camouflage for the otherwise defenseless creature.
This Blue Jay Still Has Half Of Its Baby Feathers
My Friend's Giant Sunflower
Me And My Girlfriend Were Walking In The Woods The Other Week And Saw A Rainbow Pool For The First Time
Found on BBC.com: Jeff Ripple, a former Florida swamp walk leader, told the BBC: "The rainbow sheens found as a thin film on top of pooled water in swamps and marshes are the result of natural oils released by decaying vegetation or the biological processes of anaerobic bacteria reducing iron in soil."
A Clutch Of Dinosaur Eggs In A Friend's Personal Collection. As A Dinosaur Fanatic, This Blows Me Away
Fin Whale Vertebrae Beneath The Water Near Kongsfjorden, Norway
A Purple Grasshopper Found In My Garden
This Bicolor Sunflower I Grew
Saw An Albino Buck Near My Daughter's Daycare
The Blue Java Banana, Which Is Said To Have The Same Consistency As Ice Cream And A Similar Flavor To Vanilla
Customer Came In And Let Me Take A Picture Of Her Hands That Had 6 Fingers On Each
Ex-World Champion Cyclist Janez Brajkovic Leg After A Race
Valonia Ventricosa, The Largest Single-Celled Organism On Earth. Yep, This Is A Single Living Cell
Translucent Blue Tang
Cannabis Field In The Middle Of A Cornfield
One Of The Oldest Rocks In Existence, The Murchison Meteorite. It's 4,600,000,000 Years Old, And Likely Existed Before The Earth Itself Had Completely Formed
Interestingly, it also contains amino acids, the chemical building blocks of DNA.
This Funky Little Ribbon Cloud Outside My Plane Window
Those Ain't Trees
Positive streamers (which are positively charged ionic channels) rise up from the ground. When one of them meets a negatively charged step leader, it results in a lightning strike.
This is really cool because it displays how lightning works. A lightning bolt travels first from the ground to the cloud in stead of that it just roars from above to the ground. However, the last is how most people think it works.
There Are Caves In Mexico With Crystals As Big As Trees, But You Can’t Explore The Caves For Too Long Due To Heat And The Toxic Atmosphere. But I Mean Look At Those Things
What Appears To Be A Pile Of Broken Glass Is Actually A Frozen Lake Michigan
This Mutated Daisy
A Boy Born Weighing 268 Grams (9.45 Oz) Was Sent Home Healthy After Months In The Neonatal Care Unit In Tokyo. He's The Smallest Child To Ever Be Born And Survive
Ant Face Under Electron Microscope
Jupiter Viewed From Its South Pole
You Can See Where My Nails Stopped And Started Growing Again Between Chemo Cycles
Dinosaur Footprints In France
Australian Fire Breaks In Action
Amazing that such small vedges keep that huge a fire from jumping over. Or does the scales deceive?
Long Exposure Of A Firework Taking Off
Albino Peacock In My Miami Neighborhood
Spotted This Wrought-Iron VW Beetle
Supercell In Wyoming, USA
The Wool Of An Australian Merino Sheep
Very thick wool for such a hot country! Must have taken a lot of breeding.
One Of My Mother's Chickens Laid An Egg And Tied It With A Bow
A Salt Crystal I Found At Salar De Uyuni
A Blonde Squirrel On My Old Mail Rout
We Decided To Break Tradition At Our Southern Wedding
Albino Plant
Trees, like animals, can also experience albinism, though it is extremely rare. The reason it’s rare is because without chlorophyll, the plant can’t get energy, and dies shortly after sprouting unless it has some other source of food. So if you see a big plant that doesn’t have any green in its leaves, it’s getting its nutrition from the roots of a neighbouring plant of the same species, feeding on the sugars created by the other plant’s photosynthesis. Albino plants are basically vampires.
How A Zoo Feeds Their Baby Hornbills
Pickle Under Ultraviolet Light
This Super-Cautious Crab Scoping Me Out
The 4.5 Billion Year Old Fukang Meteorite
A Very Rare Blue Eyed Box Turtle
Starfish With 6, 5 And 4 Arms
They are counting down to something. Don't be near when there is one armed starfish.
My Grandparents Clock Measures Time On A One Week Scale Instead Of A 12 Hour One
That's a retirement clock... when all that's important are the days of the week.
This Purple Roly Poly I Found Today
The Human Heart Stripped Of All Fat And Muscle, With Just The Coronary Arteries And Cardiac Veins Exposed
See that hitch in the top left ? That's what gets hooked on somebody when you fall in love :D
Gaze Upon All Of Mercury For The First Time Ever
it looks sort of like a timelapse of a busy road with how bright it is, but it also reminds me of a marble.
The Baby Vest
What The Roof Of Notre-Dame Currently Looks Like
This Tulip Has A Leaf That Has Half Morphed Into A Petal
One Of Four Heads Fashioned From Cotton, Soap And Human Hair Placed By Alcatraz Prisoners In Their Beds To Aid Their Escape In 1962
This Chameleon Shedding His Skin Looks Like He Is Wearing Pajamas
Whittier Is A City In The U.S. State Of Alaska. The Population Is Around 220 And They All Live In A Single Building
Whittier, Alaska, a town where nearly everyone lives in the same building. The fourteen-story high-rise—called Begich Towers, or BTI—contains a post office, a police station, a grocery store, a Laundromat, a health clinic, and a church. (There once was a combination video rental store and tanning salon, but it’s been closed for a while now.) Built by the US Army in the 1950s, BTI originally housed officers and their families, and though its concrete walls have since been given a cheerful paint job, the fortress-like, institutional feel remains.
There is a man, Who live in a van outside... There is also a tunnel leading from that building to school, so children can safely go to school without been worried by Polar bear attack
This Albino Ladybug That Landed On Me
Freeze-Dried Dragonfruit Is One Of The Most Vibrant Natural Examples Of The Color Fuchsia
There's A 1 In 20,000 Chance Of An Albino Doe Giving Birth To An Albino Fawn. I Spotted Such A Pair On A Recent Camping Trip
Nuclear Explosion Photographed Less Than One Millisecond After Detonation
A Scorpion Turned Entirely Into Copper (Found In A Mine In Southern Arizona, US)
An Extremely Rare Melanistic Serval
Plant In Our Office Is 4 Stories Tall
This Albino Reindeer I Saw While Travelling In Finnish Lapland
This Teal Cicada I Saw
This Picture I Took Of A Gecko's Foot
These work like Velcro so that lizzies can stay on walls and stuff. If you've never had a gecko walk on your arm, I can guarantee it feels weird!
How An Overnight Freeze Squeezed Water Out Of The Ground And Froze It At One Of Our Job Sites
This Is What The Bottom Of A Frog Stuck On A Glass Tank Wall Looks Like
This Pink Grasshopper Found On Kelleys Island, Ohio
Dang, that's actually a katydid, not a grasshopper. Still, I wonder how they'll survive, as the Katydid's strategy is to look like a leaf.
Dog Dental Implant
Wow...an implant for humans costs about 1.500 Euros.... this guy must really love his dog
My Eye With Stitches After Full Thickness Cornea Transplant
My Plane Flew Over An Offshore Wind Farm
That's common in England if you fly into Stansted airport as there are a heap in the North sea.
Maybe The Most Beautiful Soccer Stadium In The World? Henningsvaer, Norway
My Friend Just Found The Smallest Yet (Functionally Still Valid) Banana Near Her Home In Uganda
These Huge Blueberries I Found
I Work With Traffic Signals. Here's What The Inside Of A Traffic Light Looks Like
This Peacock-Colored Duck
My Chicken Laid A Spherical Egg
I love chicken esp when young their eggs can take the most weird shapes. We had one that was heartshaped.
My Scars Don't Seem To Sweat
it's actually a common problem for burn victims who have been burned over a lot of surface, they overheat easily because they can't sweat enough
My Neighbors Are Moving Their Entire House Back 200 Ft
This Garlic I Bought Doesn’t Have Separate Cloves, It’s Just One Solid Piece
A Chrome Maserati
In The UK The Local Post Box Gets Painted Gold If A Local Wins Gold At The Olympics
I Ripped Up My Old Phone Case To Discover It’s Made Of A Macau Beer Mat
This Nearly 2 Kg Avokado From My Grandmother's Place
Police In Venice Move Around On Jet Skis
Jennifer Joseph, The Woman Who Posed For Columbia Pictures
I always thought they used a famous actress, whose name I can't recall.
Found The Ultra Rare Physoplexis Comosa
This Crayfish Regrowing A Lost Claw
Seafoam Frozen With A High Shutter Speed
Squirrel Without A Bushy Tail
This Is The World's Shortest Underwater Tunnel
Modern Tomato vs. One Grown From 150-Year-Old Seeds
Macadamia Nut Trees Have Red Sap And Appear To Bleed When You Cut Into Them
A Curving Escalator
I Dropped My Headphones In The Sand And All The Iron Collected On The Magnets
Nasa Shares Photo Of Sun Resembling A Jack-O'-Lantern
You Can See The Difference Between The Tap Water And The Sparkling Water That I Poured Over It
My Grass Is An Inch Lower And Got Frost. My Neighbor's Did Not
Tree That’s Changing Colors Along The Split Of Its Storm-Damaged Trunk
My Lab Has A 1 Ml Beaker
Lightning Up Close
This Lowercase Stop Sign I Found
My Baby Axolotl Carries A Gene That Makes Him Glow Under Blacklight
Blacklight is stressful to them, so they shouldn't be exposed to it for more than a couple of seconds at a time.
The Claw Of A Male Southern Cassowary
The Confederation Bridge In Canada Cuts Ice Like French Fries
Hooray for engineers calculating the strength needed to keep this bridge upright with all those tons of ice pushing against its pillars. Also looks very cool from above.
Oyster With Pearls
This Electric Upright Bass
Told My Dr. That My Nose Didn’t Work Very Well And He Literally Gave Me Medical Scratch And Sniff Tests
This Plant That Has Exactly Two Branches At Each Node
Parmesan Aging Warehouse
This Hermit Crab In A Glass Shell
All The Letters On My GF's Lotion Bottle Started Falling Off
The Inside Of A Tennis Ball Looks Delicious
Accidentally Burned My Skin Off On My Knee. The Brown Dots Are My Melanin Coming Back
These Icicles That Froze Orange Because Of The Sap Concentration In The Tree
Canada's First Ever Vertical Bills Are Now In Circulation
Granted, it is rather odd, however, finally, some truly amazing people got to be depicted on them.
The Way The River Color Splits In Pittsburgh
A Giant Cabbage
A Giant Allen Wrench At Work
My Friend Broke His Arm And The Surgery Misaligned His Tattoo
In my opinion it makes it 100x better, but I could see being pretty miffed over this. Still, I'm glad you got the surgery
This Cool Four-Sided Key
Hornworm Poops Are Asterisk Shaped
This Is What A 160,000 M³ MKIII Containment Tank For Liquefied Natural Gas Looks Like On A Cargo Ship
A Cube Of Salt Formed In The Neglected Play Doh From My Cranium Game
This Ridiculous, Nearly Five Pound Lobster Claw
It's 11 Pm And The Snow Is Making It Look Like Daytime Outside. No Flash Used
The Vodka Aisle At A Supermarket In Poland
In Malaysia We Have Green Toast Infused With A Fragrant Leaf Called Pandan
This White Fern I Found On My Hike Today
You Can Clearly See The Blood This Mosquito Has Stolen From Me
Occasionally Our Chickens Will Lay An Egg With No Shell, Just A Soft Membrane Sack
A Cotton Seed Has Sprouted Inside A Canister In The Chinese Lunar Lander. This Is The First Ever Biological Experiment On The Moon
Scotch Tape Makes Frosted Glass Clear
First Time Seeing A U-Turn Light
The Way These Clouds Drastically Plateau
This Is A Steering Wheel In A Modern Formula One Car
My Buddy's Off-Centered Pupil
This McDonald's Sign Only Has One Arch
This Sidewalk Was Melted Into Glass By A Fallen Live Wire
We Have A Really Small Radiator In Our House
Saw A Tesla The Other Day With A Color Changing Paint Job
My Chief Put His Go-Pro On Our Naval Gun (2016)
Caught A Power Pole Exploding On Camera
A Painted Pigeon I Saw In Barcelona
In Spain there are pidgeon races, they paint them to recognise which is which. Then they “free” or “let loose” a female pidgeon, and all of the painted male pidgeons (palomos) fly after it. It’s cruel, but now it’s extremely rare to see them. Hopefully, pidgeon races will stop in some years.
Building The Biggest (2014) Container Ship In The World
The Maersk Triple E is the largest ship ever built by mankind (2014). It can carry 18,000 containers stacked 11 levels high. The engine room is 5 stories tall. There’s a small cinema and swimming pool for the 15-person crew.
Some Of These Shrimp Are Glowing Because They Ate Bioluminescent Plankton
Look At My Blue Cactus
One Million Dollars In Ten Dollar Notes
I would feel alarmed too, If I was this valuable and displayed in a glass case.
The Seventeen Stitches Left In My Eye While It Recovers From Corneal Transplant Surgery
The Way My Cat's Veins Show In The Sunlight
So cool! My cats ears look like little cute stitches. I'm in love :D
The Center Of This Firewood Is Magenta-Colored
The Ink Depth Of The Print On The U.S. Dollar
Osaka Stadium Before It Was Torn Down. After The Local Baseball Team Relocated, The Stadium Was Repurposed As A Model-Home Exhibition Space
My Pet Crayfish Shed His Exoskeleton
This Is What Floor Heating Looks Like
"Shot On iPhone" Behind The Scenes
My View From Inside A Power Station Cooling Tower
Disney Disguise Their Princesses With A Robe When They Are Not Performing
If You've Ever Wondered What's Under The Stairs Of An Escalator
In Asia We Have Pringle Noodles
Why Its always Asia where they have theese s#/ts!? I want to try them too!!! 😭😂
This Kids’ Slide With Rollers Near Osaka Castle
A Sea Urchin's Jaw
The Only Teal McDonald's M In The World In Sedona, AZ
Sedona is a resort town, most everything is colored to match the red mountains, or tan or green to match the plants.
Not Yet Released 2020 Car Being Driven Downtown, Totally Hidden
I live in the Colorado Rockies and we've got a pass that they test all kinds of these on, it's fun to guess what they are.
Three Screws (Aircraft Grade) That Cost $136.99 Dollars Each
The Last MD-160
Also the first MD-160 because the Soviets only built one of these ekranoplanes.
My Parent’s Water Is Hot Pink Due To A Chemical Leak
This was caused by a large quantity of sodium permanganate ending up in the water due to a malfunction at the treatment plant. At these levels, it was not dangerous to people or animals to consume. Sodium permanganate takes the iron and manganese out of the water. It oxidizes them, basically turning it into larger particles that filters can then easily remove.
This Is What Happens When Tens Of Thousands Of People Bring Road Flares To A Soccer Stadium
Inside Of A Frag Grenade
These Curved Doors At My Sister's New House
Looks nice, until you need to replace it one day and find out how expensive custom made doors are.
My Dad Has A 100 Sided Die
Wrinkly Egg I Found In The Supermarket
It Was Really Dark And Bright Today
Mount St. Helens Ash
This Blue Stop Sign
L-Shaped Pool Table In East London
I’ve been to a bar that had a round pool table because a regular one wouldn’t fit :)
This Giant Icicle I Found
The Engine Control Room Of The Largest Cruise Ship In The World
Behind The Scene When They Did This Street Art
It looks even cooler when it got finished. I was lucky enough to live in one of the buildings seen in the picture when they made this piece of art.
My Neighbors Hose Their Tree When It Gets Cold
The Windshield Wash At My Local Petrol Shoppe This Frigid Morning
A Pack Of Cards With Images Of Iraq’s Most Wanted That Would Be Given To Troops In Around 2003 To Help Them Identify The Biggest Threats
What A Fire Hydrant Looks Like Before It's Plumbed In
Never Before Used Dumpster In My Alley
Behind The Scenes Look At NASA's Mission Control Center
This Is A Chrome Tesla I Saw On The Highway
Only The Menu Given To The Person Paying Has Prices At A 2* Michelin Restaurant
My Neck Skin Is Stretchy Enough To Allow Me To Suck On It With No Hands
Led Screens Behind The Scenes
My New Transparent Debit Card
The Biggest Lobster Claw I’ve Ever Seen
This Simulated City Inside My Grand Mother’s Skilled Nursing Facility
This Is How The Little Tables In Pizza Boxes Are Packaged
I enjoyed this post. Great and interesting pictures. But it could have been split into 3 posts. And would it kill you to CREDIT THE PHOTOGRAPHER for each picture? That's not ok.
Each photo is credited with a source link underneath the pic :)
Load More Replies...You're lucky, I got about 2/3 through it and got booted out because they shortened it to 50. I was enjoying it very much before that happened.
Load More Replies...I ABSOLUTELY loved these pics & will be reviewing them quite frequently!! Thank you for such a great collection of photographs!
Fascinating stuff. Humbling to think about all the things we do not know.
What an Awesome Post! A Beautiful world we have the privilege of living in..
or nature and man made things but sure you believe what you want i guess
Load More Replies...I enjoyed this post. Great and interesting pictures. But it could have been split into 3 posts. And would it kill you to CREDIT THE PHOTOGRAPHER for each picture? That's not ok.
Each photo is credited with a source link underneath the pic :)
Load More Replies...You're lucky, I got about 2/3 through it and got booted out because they shortened it to 50. I was enjoying it very much before that happened.
Load More Replies...I ABSOLUTELY loved these pics & will be reviewing them quite frequently!! Thank you for such a great collection of photographs!
Fascinating stuff. Humbling to think about all the things we do not know.
What an Awesome Post! A Beautiful world we have the privilege of living in..
or nature and man made things but sure you believe what you want i guess
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