01: The Y-40 Deep Joy Pool in Italy is the deepest indoor pool in the world, it reaches a depth of 39.63 meters, equivalent to the height of 14 floors. Unlike deep-sea diving, there is no need to wear a wetsuit to explore diving here.
02: In eastern Georgia, near the village of Pasanuri there is an incredible place that attracts many tourists. There you can see the confluence of two rivers – the black and white Aragvi Rivers, which meet without mixing and look like a black and white stream.
03: Here are the rice fields, where Japanese farmers grow specific rice varieties to make these amazing works of art.
04: This mountain range in the Russian Far East is one of the wonders of Khabarovsk Krai. There are unique and beautiful places there, including rivers, cliffs and waterfalls. Due to the inaccessibility, this place has managed to preserve its original beauty.
05: Strange rats with deer legs, which can reach the size of a rabbit even when mature, pay homage to the world's smallest ungulate, the weasel deer.
06: Abu Simbel Temple is a historical site in the village of Abu Simbel in Aswan Province, Egypt, consisting of two huge rock temples, close to the Sudanese border.
07: Trees on this awesome beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
08: In 1965, a beautiful Soviet lady made her hair in a barbershop.
09: Two rare Barbary lion cubs are born at the Czech Zoo
10: Ancient reservoir under Istanbul, Turkey.
11: The German city of Calvert, lamenting the change of time.
12: Everyone who comes to Mumbai, India, wants to know what attracts all Mumbai people to take the local train.
13: Polar bears, the master of the Arctic, are eating, and a pregnant female bear can gain 200 kilograms of weight, which is enough to survive for several months without food.
14: This Indian girl is hanging out with her pet.
15: Russia's state-owned aerospace company has partnered with a brand company to launch a line of lifestyle clothing, which is displayed to the public at the Space Museum in Moscow. For example, the collection includes jumpsuits that reproduce details of Yuri Gagarin's spacesuit.
16: The Drake Strait in Antarctica is the widest strait in the world connecting the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, and as you might have guessed, it is named after Sir Francis Drake, the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe and the second after The Magellan Sailor.
17: In 1952, the first Miss Universe pageant, there is no beauty, pure natural beauty.
18: The Han Song Cave in Vietnam was discovered in 1991, but locals feared it because of the hissing sound of the underground river.
19: Catching these musk cattle of mammoth contemporaneous with mammoths on the Tamil River is also a real achievement.
20: No, that's not a painting. It was the rainbow eucalyptus tree, and its bark would change color and hue as it grew older and peeled off, which was so beautiful.
21: This is the result of two tides colliding with each other, the technical name is "whirlpool", and the sinkhole can be enlarged to the point of destroying ships.
22: This cat has a very rare feature that sets it apart from other cats, possibly due to vitiligo, an extremely rare skin disease in cats.
23: Even the most powerful characters can be funny!
24: These bizarre lava structures intertwine like massive twisted bodies sliding into a pit and are a creepy natural wonder. This eerie photo, located above a lava skylight in West Kamokuna, Hawaii, juxtaposes the proud researcher standing in what looks like the Gates of Hell.
25: Whalebone Alley in Siberia, about 150 kilometers off the coast of Alaska, has an area scattered with whale ribs, jawbones, and vertebrae. According to scientists, the bones date back to the 1400s and were a place of worship for ancient cultures.
26: It seems that this is the statue drank a lot last night!
27: This tan Titanic image, 8 inches wide and 11 inches high, was taken shortly before midnight on April 14, the day before it left Southampton, less than a week after the photo was taken, when the "unsinkable" ship hit an iceberg and sank, killing more than 1,500 passengers and crew.
28: The Seven Giants are rock formations of the Ural Mountains in Russia, the result of nature rather than man-made, and are more than two hundred feet tall.
29: The Great Blue Heron seems to be a sentinel in autumn colors.
30: Wasteland of Book Cliff, Colorado, USA.
31: About a two-hour drive north of Las Vegas, Irish Hill is home to one of the oldest collections of petroglyphs in the United States.
32: There's always a little kid who doesn't take good pictures!
33: This flowing blood-like appearance in the Taylor Glacier is the result of a high concentration of iron in an underground lake.
34: The breath of life. In 1967, a utility worker conducted a mouth-to-mouth operation with a colleague after touching a high-voltage wire.
35: These frightening-looking clouds are a harbinger of bad weather, sometimes heralding an impending tornado or severe thunderstorm.