60 photos with interesting stories that tell about things that you have not seen before

Sometimes, in order to surprise us, it is enough just to photograph a thing that has long been familiar to us from an unusual angle. And sometimes things familiar to us take on an unusual look, in which we never expected to see them. Both cases are very interesting, but where can you see them? Of course here! How about natural blue bread, black eggs, or the sudden comparison of the foot of an elephant and a human? Already interested? It's only the beginning! Unusual views of natural sites and world sights await you, as well as things that we hope you will find unexpected.

 

This bread was dyed with the pulp of the American genipa, a South American fruit that the locals often used to paint their skin.

This fruit contains the organic compound genipin, which, upon contact with proteins (such as from skin or milk), oxidizes and turns from colorless to dark blue.

 

Summit of the Great Pyramid of Giza

Pyramid of Cheops from an unusual and very rare angle.

 

Black Eggs from Sulfur Valley Owakudani, Japan

These are ordinary hard-boiled chicken eggs in natural hot water pools. The sulfur in the water makes the egg shells black and also gives it a specific smell.

 

Many have seen a photograph of a group of construction workers eating lunch at a high altitude, sitting on a beam. On the left, you can see photographer Charles Ebbets taking this picture.

One of the most famous photographs in the world, "Lunch on a Skyscraper" was taken in 1932. 

 

Compare the structure of the bones of the foot of a person and the foot of an elephant

The bones of the foot of an elephant and a man look almost identical!

 

Sunset on Mars

Yes, the same Sun shines on Mars as we do.

 

This is what a newborn (live) alpaca looks like.

You can see the adult version of the alpaca just above its skinny body.

 

What do beetles see crawling under a dandelion

Dandelion, which is somewhat similar to the Sun. 

 

The illusion of an underwater cliff at Le Morne Braban, Mauritius

Le Morne Braban is a peninsula on the southwestern tip of the island of Mauritius.

 

If you stand under the Eiffel Tower and look up, then it resembles a kaleidoscope

Such a spectacle can only be seen in the evening, when the tower burns like a Christmas tree.

 

On May 18, 1980, an earthquake caused by volcanic activity caused the largest recorded landslide on Mount St. Helens, followed by an eruption that claimed 57 lives. Photos of St. Helens before and after the disaster

Mount St. Helens, located in Scamania County, Washington, USA, is a stratovolcano that is still active today.

 

Margrethe Zimmermann walking on a tightrope above the ruins of Cologne, Germany, 1946

Looking at the photo, the illusion is created that the other end of the rope is not tied to anything. 

 

Abandoned hotel on the road in Switzerland

The Belvédère began to languish in the 1960s with the development of cars that became much faster and more powerful. The hotel was designed for rest on the road, but if earlier the trip through the pass took 2-3 days, then later it turned into a 1-day trip there and back. People stopped staying at the hotel and had to close it.

 

Extremely rare view of the Statue of Liberty from the balcony located on its torch

Access to the viewing platform of the torch has been closed since 1916.

 

Cloudy days are rare on Mars. Here is a photo of a cloudy day on Mars taken by NASA's Curiosity rover.

Isn't it amazing that we can get such clear images from another planet?

 

A look at the Richat structure, also known as the Eye of the Sahara

These are the ancient remains of a mega-mud volcano, which have acquired a symmetrical shape as a result of erosion and weathering. This geological formation is visible even from space.

There are a lot of interesting things on the Internet, but how do you think it all gets there? Professor? Artificial Intelligence? This is the merit of ordinary people who want to share with the world interesting things that they have encountered in their lives. We have collected just such photos with interesting stories for you, and they are waiting for you further to show what you most likely have never seen.

 

Largest dicotyledonous leaf ever found on the Amazon

 

An electrician's eye after being hit by 14,000 volts at work

 

These Buenos Aires street benches are made of cement

 

"My trash can made an ice cube in the shape of a trash can."

 

The same people, the only difference is in the height of those who filmed them. Left photo - 157.5 cm, right - 188 cm

  

Peeled lemon

 

Albino squirrel

 

Fork with small fork

 

"Today I met the sheriff who had pink handcuffs."

 

Garland under the snow

  

"In a German restaurant I went to, there is a pot-bellied pig walking on the patio."

 

Eye after corneal transplant

 

Inside a salt mine

 

The reporter is almost a cyborg

 

If the video says "shot on iPhone", then most likely it was done like this

  

Janitor's Secret Door at Cinderella Castle, Disneyland

 

Everyone has seen pictures of the famous Hollywood sign, here is a photo of what the letters "see"

 

Sesame Street Big Bird Costume Arrangement

 

Tamascan is a breed of dog that looks like a wolf, but has nothing of the wolf.

No terriers were eaten during the creation of this photo.

 

Milky Way, Queenstown, New Zealand

  

Wolfdog - the result of crossing a German shepherd and a wolf

 

Unusual rain near the beach

 

High quality smoky Himalayan quartz found in Taos, New Mexico

 

If you add all the British coins together, you get a shield

 

Cranberry harvest in Canada

Usually, this or that thing has a purpose, and it was created for a specific purpose. A spoon is needed in order to eat soup or porridge, we cut something with scissors, and season our dishes with salt. But all these and many other products can be used not only for their intended purpose. The Reddit user with the nickname Secondhandsisters apparently thought about it and went to Reddit to ask people, "What alternative uses for everyday things do you know?" and people responded by giving a lot of helpful advice to those around them.

 

How to cut a pizza if you don't have a knife at hand

"Scissors make a great pizza knife."

 

Affordable Hand Cleanser

"Add salt to liquid hand soap to get rid of the gasoline odor."

 

Advice for parents of toddlers

“I carry a garlic press in my purse. So when I go to a restaurant, I can make a small amount of baby food from any steamed vegetables. "

 

How to stop bleeding with the available means

"Cornstarch is a good clotting agent that will help stop bleeding."

Approx. Ed .: it is necessary to sprinkle a small amount of cornstarch on the wound, being careful not to rub it into the cut. When the blood stops flowing, wash off the starch with running water.

 

Diverse Uses of Coffee Grounds

“Coffee grounds are quite versatile. You can use it for:

☆ Soil fertilization;

☆ Neutralization of odors in the refrigerator;

☆ Cleaning pots and pans;

☆ Scaring off ants;

☆ Exfoliate your skin. "

 

When there is no shaving cream

“You can use your hair conditioner as a shaving cream. I buy the cheapest conditioner and use it exclusively for shaving. I only shave my legs and armpits with it, but I know others have successfully used it to shave their face and head. ”

 

 

Multi-Vodka

Purpose"Buy the cheapest vodka and pour it into a spray bottle to use as a glass cleaner, mirrors, and bathroom mold."

 

Vinegar is amazing!

"Vinegar can be used as a cheap household cleaner to freshen up the coffee maker, treat fungus on the feet, and relieve itching."

 

Not just for making coffee

“If you have a French press for coffee, you can also whip milk in it. Pour in hot milk and raise and lower the plunger until the milk is about doubled in volume. "

 

Peroxide - friend and helper

"Hydrogen peroxide removes blood stains."

Approx. Ed .: Apply hydrogen peroxide to a cotton swab and press it to the place of contamination. Under the influence of oxygen, peroxide releases active oxygen molecules - they lighten the blood pigment.

 

Helpful Hint for Home Hair Coloring

“If you color your hair at home, apply a thick layer of Vaseline to the skin around the hairline, ears and neck. If paint accidentally gets on the skin, it can be easily wiped off. "

 

Wipes that remove more than just make-up Make-up

"remover wipes are really good at removing grease from the bike chain."

 

In case you have a loupe lying around at home

“Jewelry loupe can be used as a macro lens for a mobile phone”.

 

 

People by nature constantly strive to learn something new, but at the same time they know very little about themselves. The creator of the TikTok channel Knowledgesaurus decided to fight this injustice by regularly revealing fascinating facts about the human body in his videos. People liked it so much that his videos are gaining millions of views, and the account boasts 1.4 million subscribers. Basically, the author of the channel shares statistics on rare abilities and deviations associated with humans, thanks to which you can find out how rare you are. We have collected 20 facts for you, and they all look forward to your attention further.

 

“Some people sneeze when exposed to sunlight. This is called the light sneeze reflex. It is observed on average in 26% of the population, it is not a well-studied genetic trait "

 

“Only 12% of people have tetrachromathy - the simultaneous perception of the color spectrum by four different types of light receptors. People with tetrachromacy see about 10 times more shades and colors than people with normal vision. "

 

“10% of people have Morton's finger. This is when the big toe is shorter than the next one. The Statue of Liberty also has Morton's finger. "

 

“2% of people have red hair by nature. To have a child with this hair color, both parents must have this gene, and although redheads make up a tiny fraction of the population, one study found that 30% of advertisements showed people with red hair. "

  

“Less than 1% of people have a small hole in the ear. Some evolutionary biologists claim that this is what is left of the gills. "

“9% of people taste soap in cilantro. Cilantro contains a chemical that is a byproduct of soap making. "

 

“Only 1% of people are ambidextrous; they have the same right and left hands. It makes no difference to them which hand to use. "

 

“35% of people do not have wisdom teeth. In the past, wisdom teeth served a purpose, but now they are no longer used, so we remove them to prevent them from causing inflammation while cutting through the gums. One can only envy such people "

  

“Only 33% of people can whistle. Almost everyone can learn, for this you just need to master the technique "

 

"83.7% of people can roll their tongue into a tube, but only 14.7% of people can make a" clover "from the tongue"

 

“1% of people need less sleep than the rest. This feature allows them to go through the sleep cycle faster than the average person. "

 

“Only 5% of people have arched fingerprints. Most people have either looped or curled prints. "

The author of this photo has all three types of prints on at least one hand (from left to right): curl, loop and arc.

 

“1% of people have a double row of eyelashes. While some may think that this is enviable, in fact it can cause some problems. "

Photo author: “I have a rare genetic disease - distichiasis (double row of eyelashes). Sometimes they grow in my eye. "

 

“Only 25% of people have dimples on their cheeks. They can be both on both sides and on one. They are also inherited, and if you have dimples on your cheeks, then most likely your child will also have them. "

 

“20% of people have a gap between their front teeth. This is usually caused by a mismatch between the size of the jaw and the size of the teeth. "

 

"In 8.4% of people, the hair on the crown of the head is curled counterclockwise, while the majority of people curl it clockwise."

 

“Less than 1% of people have super-strong bones. This is caused by a mutation in one of the genes that makes bones 8 times denser. "

Geographers are looking up and down for interesting information about our world. They want to know “why”, but they also like to know what is the biggest / smallest, the farthest / closest and the longest / shortest. Geographers also want to answer confusing questions, such as "What time is it at the South Pole?" And other interesting things.

Earth or the Blue Planet, is the third planet from the Sun and the largest of the terrestrial planets in the Solar System. It is the only planet in the universe known to have life and hides a lot of amazing details.

Today through the prism of 100 folders you will discover new things from all over the world. In the meantime, you will be able to read curiosities about our planet. It's time for new acquaintances with Bemorepanda!

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Planet Earth is part of the solar system, is the largest terrestrial planet, formed about 4.57 billion years ago and is the densest planet in the entire solar system. Read general information about planet Earth.

Planet Earth revolves around the sun in 365.26 days, and this period is known as one year. During all this time, the Earth rotates about its axis about 366.26 times. During gravity, the Earth interacts with other objects in space, especially the Sun and Moon, the Earth's only natural satellite.

Seasons appear on Earth because its axis of rotation is inclined relative to its orbital plane. The gravitational interaction between the Earth and the Moon stabilizes the Earth's orientation on its axis and gradually slows down its rotation.

The Earth's surface is 71% covered with water, mainly by the oceans, and the remaining 29% is made up of continents and islands that, along with other rivers and water sources, contribute to the hydrosphere.

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The name of the planet Earth does not derive from Greek or Roman mythology, as is the case with the other planets that were named after gods and goddesses from Greco-Roman mythology. The word "earth" comes from the Latin word "pavimentum", which means "paved earth" or "level", "floor", "paved road", "smooth place", "pavement", "mosaic" or "weft".

Since its formation, the Earth has undergone many geological and biological processes. The Earth's atmosphere and oceans were formed by volcanic activity and expulsion. From here, water vapor condensed into oceans amplified with water and ice from asteroids, comets and protoplants.

More than 3.5 billion years ago, the Earth's magnetic field stabilized, and this prevented the solar wind from scattering the atmosphere.

Approximately 4.5 billion years old, the Earth was formed when a cloud of dust collapsed due to gravity, and like planets such as Mercury, Venus, and Mars, the planet Earth is a rocky, central core. which is surrounded by a mantle and a solid crust.

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The shape is approximately oblique spheroidal and, due to the rotation, the Earth is flattened at the poles and bulging around the equator. Its diameter at the equator is 43 kilometers, larger than the pole-pole diameter.

The main deviations from the Earth's surface are: Mount Everest, 8,850 meters above sea level and the Marianas Pit, 10,924 meters below sea level.

The Earth's mass consists mainly of iron (32.1%), oxygen (30.1%), silicon (15.1%), magnesium (13.9%), sulfur (2.9%), nickel (1 , 8%), calcium 1.5%), aluminum (1.4%), the remaining 1.2% consisting of small amounts of other elements. Due to mass segregation, it is estimated that the core consists mainly of iron (88.8%), with smaller amounts of nickel (5.8%), sulfur (4.5%) and less than 1% trace elements.

The total area of ​​the Earth is about 510 million square kilometers, of which 70.8% and 361.13 square kilometers are below sea level and covered with ocean, the remaining 29.2% and 148.94 million square kilometers, respectively it is not covered by water and consists of mountains, plains, deserts, plateaus and other landforms.

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14.The Topography Of Russia

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Due to the swelling of the earth at the equator, the summit of Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador (20,700 feet or 6,310 meters) is the farthest point from the center of the Earth. Thus, the mountain claims the title of being "the highest point on Earth" (although Mount Everest is still the highest point above sea level). Mt. Chimorazo is an extinct volcano and is located about a degree south of the equator.

While at sea level, the boiling point of water is 212 F, it changes if you are higher than that. How much does it change? For every 500 feet of elevation increase, the boiling point decreases by one degree. Thus, in a city 5,000 meters above sea level, the water boils at 202 F.

The fourth most populous country in the world has the largest Muslim population. About 87% of Indonesia's population is Muslim; Thus, with a population of 216 million, Indonesia is home to about 188 million Muslims. The religion of Islam spread to Indonesia in the Middle Ages.

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The largest lake in Africa is Lake Victoria, located in East Africa, on the border of Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. It is the second largest freshwater lake in the world, after Lake Superior in North America.

Lake Victoria was named by John Hanning Speke, a British explorer and first European to see the lake (1858), in honor of Queen Victoria.

The country with the lowest population density in the world is Mongolia, with a population density of about four people per square mile. Mongolia's 2.5 million people occupy more than 600,000 square miles of land.

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The total density of Mongolia is limited, as only a small part of the land can be used for agriculture, the vast majority of the land can only be used for nomadic grazing.

Hadrian's Wall is located in the north of Great Britain (the main island of Great Britain) and stretches for almost 120 kilometers from Solwat Firth in the west to the River Tyne near Newcastle in the east.

The wall was built under the rule of the Roman emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century to keep the Caledonians of Scotland out of England. Portions of the wall still exist today.

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The deepest lake in the United States is Crater Lake in Oregon. Crater Lake is located in the collapsed crater of an ancient volcano called Mount Mazama and is 1,932 feet (589 meters) deep.

The clear water of Crater Lake has no streams to feed it and no streams as springs - it has been filled and sustained by rainfall and melting snow. Located in southern Oregon, Crater Lake is the seventh deepest lake in the world and contains 4.6 trillion gallons of water.

In 1947, the British left South Asia and divided their territory into independent countries in India and Pakistan. The Muslim regions on the east and west sides of Hindu India have become part of Pakistan.

The two separate territories were part of a single country, but were known as East and West Pakistan and were separated by more than 1,609 km. After 24 years of turmoil, East Pakistan declared independence and became Bangladesh in 1971.

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27.Comparative Size Of Australia And The Mediterranean

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Because the longitude lines converge at the North and South Poles, it is almost impossible (and very impractical) to determine which time zone you are in based on longitude.

Therefore, researchers in the Arctic and Antarctic regions of the Earth typically use the time zone associated with their research stations. For example, because almost all flights to Antarctica and the South Pole come from New Zealand, New Zealand time is the most common time zone in Antarctica.

The longest river in Russia and Europe is the Volga River, which flows entirely in Russia for 3,685 km (2,290 miles). Its source is in the Valdai Hills, near the town of Rzhev, and flows into the Caspian Sea in southern Russia.

The Volga River is navigable for much of its length and, with the addition of dams, has become important for energy and irrigation. The canals connect it to the Don River, as well as the Baltic Sea and the White Sea.

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At one point, in recent decades, someone started an idea to alert people that population growth was out of control, saying that most people who have ever lived were alive today. Well, that's a gross overestimation.

Most studies place the total number of human beings who have ever lived between 60 and 120 billion. Since the world's population is currently only 7 billion, the percentage of people who have lived and are alive today is only 5% to 10%.

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38.The Topography Of Ukraine

39.Countries That Have, Or Have Had, Openly Gay Heads Of Government

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41.How People Call Their Homeland

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50.Map Of The World From Its Flight Routes

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58.The Search Queries For "How Do I..." In Europe

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60.An Small Reminder That This Country Exist

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77.Origin Of Immigrants In Europe

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80.The Pakistan-India Border Can Be Seen From Space

81.Us States To Entire Countries Gdp

82.Average Fixed Internet Speed In European Subcontinent As It Was In September 2021

83.Topography Of Africa

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