Thomas Fuller, an 18th-century African computing genius, could calculate how many seconds a 70-year-old lived in a minute and a half.
Giant Peanut Monument, imagine the fun scene of taking a sip of wine and nibbling on a peanut.
The 19th century Mexican vampire hunter suit, I don't know if it is true or rumor, has been circulating until now
The pale fox relies on large ears that dissipate heat well and adapted to the hot climate of Africa.
Congo's mountain gorillas and guards, who prevent poachers from harming gorillas.
Ukrainians made light trees out of battlefield camouflage nets to celebrate Christmas.
The Mexican Yucatan rat snake catches bats, and it is estimated that it takes 200 sorties to catch 1 bat.
The US military battlefield rescue robot, at first glance, thought it was a Star Wars robot
The cow is not real, but made of sand from the ground on the beach.
A person's bravery will only show itself in the face of danger, and the closer you get, the more obvious it is.
Mastercard's creative advertising expresses that payment services support all aspects of clothing, food, housing, food, clothing and use.
Inspiring soldiers in the Russo-Japanese War, the last emperor of Tsarist Russia, Nicholas II, held Christian icons.
The sperm whale's huge teeth, one tooth is equivalent to a rhinoceros horn, and the upper jaw has corresponding braces.
The Thor Well on the west coast of the United States, if there is a Dragon Palace there, this is the entrance to the Dragon Palace.
It has always been believed that the small number of charging stations that hinders the popularity of electric vehicles is actually that most people will not solve the problem on their own.
The hairless gorilla, its strong muscles are even inferior to the strongest athletes.
Ancient Egyptian frescoes depicting slave owners chasing slaves with male baboons are terrifying.
Belgium's abandoned car cemetery, a fearsome place built in the immediate aftermath of World War II.
The decoy shoes used by the US military in Southeast Asia during World War II made the Japanese think that the locals walked barefoot across the beach.
The city of Van Java, Nepal, looks like a colorful carpet spread over a hillside from a distance.
The largest surface miner in the United States, a bit like a transformer that has lost its energy crystals.
The wind, sand and shadows by the sea form a breathtaking sight.
The great white shark photographed in shallow waters chasing the small fish, and the expression on its face is chilling.
Paris in the 15th century was small in size with only 250,000 inhabitants and shaped like a fish.
Peruvian jewelry chest from 1,500 years ago, inlaid with turquoise stone, depicting many animal heads on the outside.
The dove is like a general in a leaf mask, standing at the head of the city to inspect his army of pigeons.