32 Interesting Images From All Over our Amazing World

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An albino cucumber that was found in a garden.

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This is what a neanderthal looks like with contemporary clothing and hair:

4. The Eiffel Tower receives a fresh coat of paint every seven years — here's a worker putting some fresh paint on the tower in 1924:

5. And here's another man painting the tower in a very, very safe manner:

6. One dollar bills did not have "In God We Trust" on them until 1957:In a similar vein, "under God" was not in the Pledge of Allegiance until 1954.

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This is what an unfinished escalator looks like:

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This is how big a DOUBLE king sized bed is:

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White bell peppers exist:

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A dragonfly emerging from its chrysalis.

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This is what a desert oasis looks like:

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This is what the inside of the ancient Egyptian Djedhoriwefankh's intricately painted coffin looks like:

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Saturn as seen during the day.

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This right here is the smallest window in the world, located in Toledo, Spain:

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And, finally, it's possible to stack six pinecones on top of each other:

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This is a BelAZ dump truck, the biggest dump truck in the world:

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And this is what a person looks like compared to the wheel of the BelAZ dump truck:

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Before the invention of RADAR, soldiers used big old Looney Toons-looking contraptions to listen for enemy planes:

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The amount of scaffolding on this cathedral

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Here's another example:

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This is Mary Katherine Campbell, the winner of the 1923 Miss America contest:

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Last month shattered the record for simultaneous flights in the sky, with an astonishing 22,000 planes and five million passengers taking to the air. Here's what that looked like:

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Trees came down on high voltage power lines near me, and they melted the road.

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A beluga whale's head is mostly made of fatty tissue...

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This, my friends, is what a pregnant guinea pig looks like:

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This is what a cactus that's been cut in half looks like:

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This is what the fuel tank that stores all the gasoline beneath the pumps at a gas station looks like:

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30 year old Addams Family Pinball Machine during restoration.

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This is what a baby snapping turtle looks like:

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This is what a bottle of Pepto looked like in the 1950s:

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The Atlanta Airport’s fire department has a twisty slide in their firehouse.

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A cheese vending machine.

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This tree grew through a fence at one point.

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This sweet potato that looks like a human heart.

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This is what $17.5 million stashed away beneath a bed looks like:

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This is what the eye of a hurricane looks like from above:

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This is how big a human is compared to a wind turbine:

38. And this is how big a tornado is compared to a wind turbine:

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For its 50th anniversary, over 300,000 people walked across the Golden Gate Bridge:

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Here's another angle of the very packed celebration:

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There are four miles of tunnels 72 feet underneath Tokyo designed to prevent the city from flooding. The whole system is absolutely huge:

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This is what the remains of a World War I trench looks like today:

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This is the dish rag that Robert E. Lee used to surrender the Confederate army to the Union during the Civil War:

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This is what the inside of a cremation chamber looks like inside a crematorium:

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Deers shed their antlers every year. This is what an antler-less deer looks like:

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This monstrosity is the Russian Tsar Tank, designed for combat in World War I:

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This is what Stephen Hawking's grave looks like:It reads "Here lies what was mortal of Stephen Hawking."

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This is how much dirtier the ceiling in a smoking area of an airport is compared to the rest of the airport:

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A pair of sandals found in the pharaoh Tutankhamun's tomb.

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Some salesmen used rocket skates to travel door to door faster in the 1950s:

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A Fibonacci spiral on a cauliflower.

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Finally, and most importantly, there are some breeds of horses that have mustaches:

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This goth version of a sunflower.

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This is how big the engines of the Space Shuttle Discovery are compared to a person: