35 Fascinating Photos of Our Fascinating World

1.

“There are 10 female eagle hunters left in Mongolia. One of them is 15 year old Zamanbol who uses her golden eagle to catch foxes and other small animals in the Altai Mountains.”

2.

“This slice of agate that appears like a nuclear detonation above the ocean.”

3.

“The Tomb of Ramesses VI, The Valley of Kings, Egypt.”

4.

“The naked mole rat. They cannot get cancer. They can live up to 18 minutes without oxygen. They also live in colonies with queens. And they're the longest living rodents with a lifespan of up to 32 years.”

5.

“Tree made of trees.”

6.

“Aerial view of Tokyo.”

7.

“A taiwan blue magpie.”

8.

“3500 year old wool trousers.”

9.

“Origami Kabutomushi v3, designed by Kota Imai and folded by me from one uncut square of paper.”

10.

“A farmer in Nebraska organized 600 head of cattle to say thank you to the healthcare industry.”

11.

“Mountain Chief recording Blackfoot songs for the Smithsonian, 1916.”

12.

“One of the last mountain Gorillas.”

13.

“Telescopefish are small, deep-sea aulopiform fish. Though rarely captured, they are found in cold, deep tropical waters worldwide.”

14.

“Airplane House in Oregon.”

15.

“These are called Scud clouds. This was recently captured in South Carolina.”

16.

“The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading in Rio de Janeiro.”

17.

“Jim Carrey and Eddie Murphy pose for a photo after running into each other working on the same studio set (2000)”

18.

“Rainbow from the window lines up perfect on stove.”

19.

“The Great Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter forming a single bright “star” in the sky. They finally aligned on December 21st.”

20.

“Frog swallowed a christmas light to warm up.”

21.

“Biblical Christmas Tree Angel.”

22.

“This tank painted similar to a Russian tea set.”

23.

“Porcelain can sculptures by LeiXue.”

24.

“Little girl poses with 50 STONE grizzly bear after it was adopted as a cub and brought up by Russian family.”

25.

“New York looks like a circuit board at night.”

26.

“Breathtaking new sculpture “Thrive” outside the Society Las Olas apartments in downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida. By internationally admired South African artist, Daniel Popper.”

27.

“For right handed, left eye dominant folks.”

28.

“The Prague Astronomical Clock, installed in 1410, is the third-oldest astronomical clock in the world and the oldest clock still operating.”

29.

“Rouen Cathedral (Normandy, France) light show honored the roots of Normandy by projecting Norse runes onto the cathedral. Quite an amazing sight.”

30.

“This is a statue of Yasuke, the first, and only black samurai. He was a former slave in Mozambique before he became a Samurai in Fuedal Japan.”

31.

“The Kopp–Etchells effect is a sparkling ring or disk that is sometimes produced by rotary-wing aircraft when operating in desert conditions.”

32.

“A girl in roller skates looks at a British soldier. Northern Island, 1972.”

33.

“The 1954 Kaiser Darrin, the door slides into the front fender.”

34.

“Now this is what you call a treehouse.”

35.

“Mount Fuji seen from the International Space Station.”