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The Best Photograph
04/08/2026

The Best Photograph

Peaceful nature 🌿
03/23/2026

Peaceful nature 🌿

A camel can drink salt water, even from the Dead Sea. Its blood pressure does not rise because its kidneys filter the wa...
10/14/2025

A camel can drink salt water, even from the Dead Sea. Its blood pressure does not rise because its kidneys filter the water to make it drink fresh, separating the water from the salt.
Camels can eat thorns and their stomachs and intestines are not harmed because their saliva is like acid, which dissolves the thorns and eats them as if they were bread and dough. Therefore, the people of the desert, if thorns fall on their hands or feet, put camel saliva on them and it dissolves the thorns.
Camels have two eyelids, one of which is transparent and the other is made of flesh, so it can walk in desert dust and its eyes are not harmed because it only closes its transparent eyelid.
A camel can change its temperature, raising its temperature if it is in snowy terrain and lowering its temperature in extremely hot desert terrain.

NO MILK PLEASE 🦔🦔🦔… If you see me in your garden, I appreciate food (unsalted raw meat, such as minced meat, I also love...
07/12/2025

NO MILK PLEASE 🦔🦔🦔… If you see me in your garden, I appreciate food (unsalted raw meat, such as minced meat, I also love cat food but not fish) and I need water. Please don’t give me milk that would cause stomach problems and I could die. Please don’t use insecticides or traps. I'm inoffensive and help in your garden because I feed on insects that attack your veggies. My species is disappearing, please help us to stay alive 😘

33-year-old Najin – one of the world’s last two remaining Northern White rhinos – and her keeper, Zachary Mutai, in Ol P...
07/11/2025

33-year-old Najin – one of the world’s last two remaining Northern White rhinos – and her keeper, Zachary Mutai, in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya, monitored 24/7 by a military so that poachers don’t kill it.
Photo: Matjaz Krivic Photography

Current Condition of the Titanic Wreck in 2025 As of 2025, the Titanic wreck continues to deteriorate due to natural dec...
05/18/2025

Current Condition of the Titanic Wreck in 2025 As of 2025, the Titanic wreck continues to deteriorate due to natural decay and bacterial activity. Notably, a significant portion of the port side railing on the bow has collapsed, highlighting the ongoing structural decline. In 2024, RMS Titanic Inc. conducted an expedition capturing high-resolution images, providing detailed documentation of the wreck's current state. These efforts aim to monitor the site's condition and preserve its legacy for future generations.

One Of The Best Photograph🥰📸
04/24/2025

One Of The Best Photograph🥰📸

‘Supernova’ iceland🇮🇸 A composite I created while inside of an iceberg ice cave from a few years ago.📸 Credit: Straw Ha...
04/23/2025

‘Supernova’ iceland🇮🇸

A composite I created while inside of an iceberg ice cave from a few years ago.
📸 Credit: Straw Hat Backpacker

"Baikal Zen" is a natural phenomenon where sun warmed rocks on surface of the frozen lake create these hollow domes in t...
04/19/2025

"Baikal Zen" is a natural phenomenon where sun warmed rocks on surface of the frozen lake create these hollow domes in the ice beneath.

📸 Елена Вторушина (Elena Vtorusina), 6th international annual photography award

A surprising coincidence.An ancient Arab proverb says: "Man fears time, but time fears the pyramids."More than 4,500 yea...
04/19/2025

A surprising coincidence.

An ancient Arab proverb says: "Man fears time, but time fears the pyramids."

More than 4,500 years have passed (in theory) and these magnificent constructions still exist and, with their majesty, continue to fascinate the entire community of Egyptologists and attract thousands of visitors from all over the world.

A really curious fact about the Pyramid of Cheops, which can be attributed to a pure "coincidence" is that the figures for the speed of light in a vacuum (299,792,458 k/s) coincide with the geographical latitude of the monument today. (29° 58'45.28 "N = 29.9792458°N).

They do not match perfectly according to Google Earth but the coincidence is surprising in the digits that make up both numbers.
Another curious fact.

Due to hypothetical continental drift (Supercontinent Pangea), the pyramid has moved about 45 meters since its construction.

Therefore, the builders probably not only knew the speed of light, they also knew that it would be 4,500 years before someone noticed this coincidence and built it in the right place for the drift!

04/19/2025

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