Vitumnus is an oil painting by Giuseppe Arcimboto from 1591 consisting of a variety of fruits, vegetables, and flowers that together form the portrait of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II.
The 14th-century Hungarian giant sword is now on display at the Topkapi Palace Museum in Istanbul. The middle one (the largest) is 270 cm long
In 1943, cracks appeared in Mexican cornfields, spewing sulfur fumes and lava. Within 24 hours, it grew into a 50-meter-high hill that eventually rose to a height of 424 meters, a eruption that did not go dormant until 1952.
The Yongzheng Emperor of the Qing Dynasty ordered in 1733 that 12 multicolored chrysanthemum-shaped plates be made in the imperial kiln in Jingdezhen, China. Even if you look at them today, the shape is very stylish.
The jungle dog is a stout canine with a bear-like face that lives near the water in Central and South America. It has partial flippers that prevent it from sinking into the mud and help it swim and dive. Don't be fooled by its small size, it's a top predator.
Italian blogger Michael Saab disassembled an all-terrain vehicle to make it look like a set of toys.
Now, in the town of Luven in southwest Minnesota, there are more nutcrackers than the population. Luvin's Nutcracker collection began in 2016 and now has more than 5,000, while the town's population is only 4,946.
You've probably heard or seen the "Warner Bros." movie. But have you ever met the real Warner Bros.? They are Albert, Jack, Harry, and Sam.
St. Gregory's Church is located in the Kars province of Turkey and has a huge gold brick inside. It is speculated that the church was founded by Prince Grigor Palauni and his wife Shushanik around 980 AD.
The stone bone of the saber-toothed laughing dragon, a dry mammal of the Lancet dragon from the Permian of Africa.
Blood rain is a natural phenomenon that occurs when a relatively high concentration of red dust or particles mixes into the rain, giving the rain a red color as it falls. Ancient people believed that it was blood falling from the sky in the form of rain.
Compared to the various bullets, the size difference is huge.
Dubai, UAE: An outstanding building known as the Museum of the Future, featuring artically carved Arabic poetry that glows at night and lights up the city.
In 1961, the 27-year-old Soviet doctor Leonid Rogozov, who suffered from appendicitis during an Antarctic expedition, was forced to operate on himself as the only doctor present, and he succeeded.
This giant faded willow, which survived the nuclear bomb explosion in Hiroshima, is still intact today.
The Appian Road from Rome to Brindisi, built in the 4th century BC, is one of the oldest surviving primitive paved roads in the world. It was an important conduit for legions and commerce in the Roman Empire.
To commemorate Argentina's victory at the 2022 World Cup, a Colombian artist created the world's largest inflatable Messi jersey.
Workers assemble the Bricklin SV-1 sports car at the Bricklin Canada factory in St. John's, New Brunswick in 1975.
There are obvious "holes" on the face of the mush, but these "holes" are not actually holes. They are odor glands used to mark territory.
The sword used at the coronation of Frederick the Great in the 1700s, found by American troops in a German bunker at the end of World War II in 1945.
These friendly stairs are wheelchair accessible.
52 years ago, during Operation Dominica, off the coast of California, the United States conducted an underwater nuclear test
This photo is from Saudi Arabia, where the desert turns into an oasis after heavy rains, but it won't last long, and yellow sand still dominates here.
Artist Alex Chinneck, street art in Milan, Italy, where the house seems to have fallen off.
In 1943, Germany field-tested the M4A1 at the Kummersdorf test site. An M3 can be seen in the background.
This is a willow rose, which looks like a regular rose in shape, but green
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice at Windsor Castle (1895).
The first Saturn 1B rocket, launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
On October 31, 1941, the Dutch steam merchant ship Bennekom exploded after being hit by a German U-96.
Medicine chest of Vincenzo Giustini, the last Genoese governor of Chios in the eastern Aegean Sea, in the 1560s. There are 126 vials in the box.
Solika was the largest brothel in North Korea in the 1920s before closing in 1945.
Mark Griff designed the bicycle obelisk in California, how many bicycles it takes!
The Neanderthal flute from 50,000 years ago - the oldest known musical instrument in the world
A train passes through dense houses in Kensar Heights, London, England. March 1921
A flight attendant of Korea Airlines.
This is how snails eat grass. It's like transparent.
French and Norwegian ski units carry sleds during the Battle of Narvik in 1940.
The ice under the pier is very even, as if it was carved by hand.
This butterfly species has evolved a perfect leaf camouflage on their wings.
M2-F2 lift-body aircraft, on the slope of NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center. February 24, 1966.