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Anu Ziggurat of Uruk And Its White Temple, The Oldest Known Monumental Structure Built A Thousand Years Before The Pyramids (lemmy.world) 1 time2lose 33 »
Lightning struck a golf green (lemmy.world) 6 time2lose 97 »
He wanted out of life subscriptions so bad (lemmy.world)
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Saturn image in daylight (lemmy.world) 4 time2lose 48 »
The tree perfectly fitting into the sunset. (lemmy.world) 15 time2lose 274 »
After 3 Years of Failed Attempts, a Photographer Finally Captured the Moon in Christ the Redeemer’s Hands (lemmy.world) 13 time2lose 151 »
I have a jurassic park themed backyard to house my 24 turtles/tortoises. here are just SOME of their enclosures (daytime summer use) (lemmy.world) 16 time2lose 59 »
There are four people in this photo (lemmy.world) 23 time2lose 139 »
This is Ambergris, a rare substance produced as waste by sperm whales around indigestible squid beaks. This strange whale waste can become extremely valuable after aging in the ocean and has historic… (lemmy.world) 10 time2lose 40 »
Meet the world’s highest post office, situated at an altitude of over 4,400 metres (almost 15,000 feet) in the small village of Hikkim, India’s Spiti valley [OC] (lemmy.world) 8 time2lose 74 »
A Malaysian man reported missing after the Nepal floods was found alive and returned home after 37 days (lemmy.world) 5 time2lose 91 »
John C Woods, hangman of Nuremberg trials, who lied about his experience to get the job (he actually learned about hanging from old cowboy films). His lack of expertise led to excessive suffering of… (lemmy.world) 44 time2lose 46 »
At their peak, 3–5 billion passenger pigeons filled North America. Flocks were so huge they darkened the sky for hours. Some shooting contests required 30,000 dead birds to win. By 1914, the last one… (lemmy.world) 10 time2lose 25 »
The technology magazine section at Barnes & Noble is just this now (lemmy.world) 20 time2lose 220 »
A Japanese boy noticed his butterflies seemed to recognize him. He spent two years making an experiment and proved that metamorphosis does not remove memories made during the caterpillar stage. (lemmy.world)
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Almería, Spain's sea of plastic (greenhouses) seen from above. Covering 40000 hectares, it produces around 3.5 million tons of fruits & veggies every year, capable of feeding over 500M people. (lemmy.world) 11 time2lose 132 »
Corn's ancestor "teosinte" is a type of wild grass (lemmy.world)
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T. rex was as warm-blooded as humans, new study finds (www.scientificamerican.com) 8 time2lose 39 »
Cloudflare uses lava lamp as a source of randomness (feddit.org) 4 gandalf_der_13te 24 »
A woman from India tricked the police into cleaning an open drain for three hours by falsely claiming someone had fallen into it. (lemmy.world) 7 time2lose 138 »
Mind-blowing architecture of Kopeshwar temple, India. (lemmy.world) 0 time2lose 29 »
Meet Tira, an unusual zebra foal born in Kenya in 2019 with a rare genetic mutation causing her to have spots instead of stripes (lemmy.world) 12 time2lose 189 »
Zürich Hauptbahnhof (lemmy.world) 3 time2lose 54 »
The Ellora Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Maharashtra, India, famous for 34 rock-cut cave temples and monasteries carved straight out of solid basalt cliffs between the 6th and 10th centur… (lemmy.world) 7 time2lose 126 »
I used my astro-modified DSLR to capture the Milky Way core over this trio of Tajinastes in Teide National Park, Tenerife (lemmy.world) 8 time2lose 170 »
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