We are surrounded by a lot of amazing and incredible, but we often do not have enough time and opportunity to see it all. Take a look at these mesmerizing photographs of unusual things and places from around the world, and not only that someone was lucky enough to see in person.
This bull has 3 horns due to a genetic mutation.
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Unfinished statues of Easter Island
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Nepenthes Holdenii – carnivorous pitcher plant known for its penis-like appearance
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“Olympus Mons” on the planet Mars. This is the largest mountain in the solar system, its height is about 22 kilometers.
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Rubble Statue of Liberty by Syrian artist Tammam Azzam
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Hirudinaria manillensis, the Asian buffalo leech, also known as the Asian medicinal leech, is commonly found in the natural waters of the Southeast Asian region
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Iridescence or iridescence of clouds is a colorful optical phenomenon that occurs in a cloud and manifests itself in the vicinity of the Sun or Moon. The colors are reminiscent of the colors of soap bubbles and oil on the surface of the water.
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This round island in Argentina not only floats, but also constantly rotates.
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Thracian helmet 4th century BC, Bulgaria
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Only the door on the left is real, and the rest is all graffiti
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View from Everest Camp
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blue mushroom
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Giant sloths that lived 10,000 years ago in South America
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5500 year old Sumerian star map. For more than 150 years, scientists have been trying to unravel the mystery of a controversial cuneiform clay tablet that indicates that the so-called Kephel strike was observed in ancient times.
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It was the impact of a kilometer long asteroid. It crashed into the Alps near Kefels, Austria, over 5,500 years ago.
wave clouds wyoming
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This “convenience store” in the Shinyuzhai National Geological Park sells soft drinks to climbers. The shop sells water, drinks and some snacks, including chips. It is located at an altitude of 120 meters above the cliff.
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Corinth Canal in Greece 1884 and present. Prior to this, people were paid to drag boats overland 8 kilometers from coast to coast.
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