23 extremely fascinating rare photos, the world is unimaginably wonderful, and the level has risen after watching

In order to create perfect legs, Latin diva Jennifer Lopez did not hesitate to invest huge sums of money, and even insured her legs for up to $7 billion, a Guinness record, making her legs the most expensive in the world.

The dentist in 1946, who was engrossed in extracting teeth from his patients, was very engaged indeed. Of course, the assistance of assistants is also indispensable, but the three patients who have been cured seem to be a little preoccupied.

In 1963, a disco in Paris was bustling with activity, and young people wore the most fashionable headphones of the time, and could customize the background music of the dance to their heart's content, enjoying a personalized musical experience.

Wild boars are in a dilemma because of their amazing adaptability, fecundity, combat effectiveness and destructive power. If it is not protected, it is afraid that it will be on the verge of extinction;

In 1944, tail gunner Nicholas Alkemade's parachute failed, and he miraculously survived 5,400 metres of free fall unscathed. The Germans who captured him were so shocked by this miracle that they even celebrated him with vodka.

After the end of World War II, the United States skillfully disposed of the remaining tanks: weapons were dismantled, sold to farmers at a low price of a dozen dollars, and used as tractors. Although this tank tractor looks cool, its fuel consumption is much higher than that of a real tractor.

In 1946, in North Dakota, an Indian chief had a conversation with an army officer about the construction of a garrison dam. The chief's tone was firm, as if to say, "You have to do this." ”

In 1956, Thomas Fitzpatrick stole a small plane from New Jersey and drunkenly landed it on a narrow street in Manhattan, right in front of his frequented bar. Two years later, to confirm the incident, he stole it again.

In 1946, a unique beauty contest attracted everyone's attention. Most of the contestants are family members of coal miners, and they are all young ladies. It is amazing that even after getting married, they still maintain such an elegant and graceful figure.

In the days before radar, acoustic detectors were the primary means of detecting aircraft. However, the effectiveness of this detection method is not ideal, and it is often disturbed by various factors such as weather, wind speed and noise, resulting in inaccurate detection results.

Monroe, the sexy goddess of the fifties and sixties of the last century, her classic image lives on in the memories of generations. However, the star's life unexpectedly ended at his home in Los Angeles in 1962 at the age of 36. Regarding the cause of his death, official investigative documents remain classified as top secret to this day.

In August 1945, a young woman was lucky enough to survive the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, but although she escaped a disaster, she could not escape the damage caused by the explosion.

In 1916, when World War I was in full swing, a British military pilot flew a warplane, bravely crossed the line of fire, and dropped bombs on the French front with only his hands.

Arcadic Bridge, an ancient stone bridge with a long history, dates back to the Greek Bronze Age between 1300 and 1190 BC. As one of the oldest arch bridges in existence, it has survived thousands of years of wind and rain, but it is still strong and durable.

U.S. Air Force pilot Paul Tibbez was the hero who dropped the "Little Boy" atomic bomb on Japan. He bluntly said that after seeing the tragic situation of the Nanjing Massacre, he never regretted carrying out this task.

In 1956, Marilyn Monroe, the sexy goddess of Hollywood, went to the United Kingdom to promote the new film "The Battle of the Pratt River". Surprisingly, she and Queen Elizabeth II of England met unexpectedly, and the two goddesses were in the same frame, becoming a historic shining moment!

In 1940, a man named "Nathan Hahn" was arrested for wearing women's clothes, but he firmly refused to change into men's clothes. In the United States at the time, such an act was seen as a great offense.

In 1961, aeronautical scientists faced unprecedented competition, as the space race between the United States and the former Soviet Union was at a fever pitch. Can you imagine? In those days, scientists had to repeatedly perform complex calculations and deductions on the blackboard to determine the trajectory of a spacecraft.

On Friday, November 22, 1963, John F. President F. Kennedy is sitting comfortably in a limousine. However, fate took a dramatic turn in a matter of minutes, and the highly respected president was assassinated and tragically passed away.

Kamna Shastri, an Indian-American woman, has suffered from albinism since childhood. In the family photo, she is smiling brightly with her family. However, because of her facial features similar to those of whites, she and other albino Indians are often mistaken for whites, both in the United States and India.

In the last century, there was an innovation in the automotive world – the fifth wheel, which was designed to assist the driver in lateral parking. However, due to the relatively complex design of this technology and the high cost of manufacturing, many automakers have given up.

In 1938, Hollywood actress Ann Sheridan was awarded the "Outstanding Policewoman" medal, wearing a high hat, a police belt and a gun. Even her male boss smiled awkwardly.

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