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We often forget what a wondrous world we live in. While getting caught up in our hectic schedules makes us oblivious to things around us, today we're gonna zoom in on the unseen and unnoticed side of things.
So welcome to Bored Panda’s amusing collection of the most fascinating and rarely seen objects, beings, places, occurrences, and everything that will bring out that inner curious child we have inside.
From a macro shot revealing the density of penguin feathers to rainbow cloud spotting, this is something you only see in a video game. Or if you open your eyes and pay attention. Psst! More incredible photos of rarely seen things can be found in our previous posts here, here and here.
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Spotted A Rainbow Cloud From My Balcony. Not As Beautiful As Aurora But Pretty Rare To See Such Phenomena In India
Even in times of scientific and technological advancements, our beautiful planet remains full of mysteries. From the incredible bismuth crystal that looks like it came from some sort of sci-fi film to the enchanting glowing forest in Japan with its luminescent mushrooms scattered along the forest floor, there are so many exquisite finds on Earth. They make us question how much about the place we inhabit we don’t really know.
Some of the most standout mysteries that have been captivating the imagination of many throughout the years include Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England. The structure consists of a ring of standing stones, with each stone standing approximately thirteen feet high, seven feet wide and weighing 25 tons. It’s believed to have been built about 5000 years ago, but scholars still do not agree on what its purpose could have been.
Another mysterious object is the stone spheres found in Costa Rica, located on the Diquis Delta and on Isla del Cano. There are over three hundred petro spheres scattered throughout the country that are still considered a great, unsolved archaeological mystery. The heaviest of them weighs many tons, and they’re believed to be made of granodiorite.
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Here Are My Removed & Genetically Modified White Blood Cells, About To Be Put Back In To Hopefully Cure My Cancer
This Is T-Cell Immunotherapy
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Bioluminescent Phytoplankton In The Persian Gulf
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Ice Eggs - This Rare Phenomenon Occurs When Ice Is Rolled Over By Wind And Water (Northern Finland)
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My Nails Pushing The Chemo Out Of My Fingertips
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Truck Door Handle On A Frosty Morning
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The Sun Hit This Freshly-Paved Tarmac Just Right And Made A Real-Life Rainbow Road Through Polarized Lenses
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This Butterfly With Transparent Wings
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Amazing Jimbacrinus Crinoid Fossils
Boo Vaher 1 year ago (edited)
Like some sort of ancient mega nano bot. These are awesome, never seen or heard of them before. Google, here I come! EDIT: Crinoids, marine animals related to starfish, urchins and brittle stars. They used a stalk to attach themselves to the sea floor. the arms unfurled to filter feed. The roughly 275 million year old fossils are being found in Western Australia and are not uncommon. FUN FACT: Apparently the Sentinals in the Matrix movies were based off these critters. Neat. Thanks BP. TIL.
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What A Piece Of 10,000-Year-Old Glacial Ice Looks Like
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This Close Up Shot Of A Dragonfly I Took With My Phone The Other Day
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Just When You Thought You’d Seen Everything - Here’s Snowball, An Extremely Rare Leucistic Alligator
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My Hair Is Half Blonde Half Brunette. Including Eyebrows
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This Pencil Store In Tehran, Iran
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The Density Of Penguin Feathers
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Astronaut Bruce McCandless Floating Away From The Safety Of The Space Shuttle
He had nothing but his manned maneuvering unit keeping him from drifting into the unknown. First person in history to do something like this.
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The Color Of My Kitten's Foot Is Split Down The Middle
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In Case You Haven't Seen Spider Feet Up Close
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The UK Is Full Of Charming Crinkle Crankle Garden Walls
In England you sometimes see these "wavy" brick fences. And curious as it may seem, this shape uses fewer bricks than a straight wall. A straight wall needs at least two layers of bricks to make it sturdy, but the wavy wall is fine thanks to the arch support provided by the waves.
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This Lizard I Found "Standing" On Water In My Pool
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Mosaics Of A Roman Villa Were Found Under A Vineyard In Negrar, Italy
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This Device Is Used To Measure Lengths On Maps. Simply Roll It Along Streets You Want To Use And It Tells You The Distance
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When My Cat Got Spayed, The Shaved Area Grew Back Chocolate Coloured
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A Hand Of A Koala
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