There are many novelties in the world and the knowledge in them, which are worth understanding and exploring.
For example, cats are afraid of snakes, what is the prison director who costs 800 million yuan... This set of diagrams will give you the answer.
1. Although some museums provide copies of oil paintings for blind people to touch, it is difficult to appreciate the beauty of painting by touch alone. Therefore, the Uffizi Gallery in Florence offers blind people a "relief" version of the oil painting so that they can fully appreciate the art.
2. In the village of Dino, Montenegro, there is a "water-spraying" mulberry tree that has not stopped for decades. Because there is an underground spring at the root of the tree, the pressure increases when excessive rainwater seeps in, and an upward spring water is formed, and the hollow trunk through the hollow tree spurts out of the hole.
3. The Olympic Games have had some bizarre events. Swim underwater to see how far the contestants are downstream in one breath, at the beginning of the race, the contestants are gone, and when they see it again, they are already finished. The 12-hour bike race was too long for many runners to reach the finish line. Tug-of-war, too few teams, only two teams, participation is silver medal. So these projects were cancelled one after another.
4. Japan's "sleeper train" only has sleepers and no seats, and the sleepers are divided into carpet bunks and private boxes, with shower rooms, vending machines and viewing bar counters.
5. Belgium is a country famous for its chocolate, which once issued 500,000 chocolate stamps. Because they are printed on a special paper with a cocoa aroma, the glue is mixed with chocolate, so it can not only smell but also taste, which makes people salivate.
6. At the age of 18, Arnold Schwarzenegger worked as a tank pilot in the Tank Corps of the Austrian Army. He was also very skinny at the time, not good at military service but secretly went to the competition, although he won the championship, but because he left his post without permission, he was locked up for a week.
7. Doesn't this horse look like a teddy? It is a curly horse native to Russia, and its hair is as warm as wool, so for local herders, raising curly horses is equivalent to raising sheep + horses.
8. This Shiba Inu has been with turtles since childhood, and they are not only inseparable, but also show amazing consistency in behavior. For example, dogs will learn to put away their paws, lie on the ground and rest, and will also learn to crawl like a turtle, and there is a shell between it and the turtle.
9. This is a simulated animation of the overlapping paths of ships and blue whales in the waters of Patagonia, Chile, showing a blue whale (blue dot) in this area, dodging the foraging footprints of dense ships, according to statistics, blue whales have to avoid hundreds of ships every day, as long as there is a collision will bring it life danger.
10. Located in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, USA, the mountain range was formed in the Ordovician Period 480 million years ago, about 400 million years before the Himalayas, and formed the Pangu Central Mountain Range with the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and the Sogra Highlands, and then came to today's North America with continental drift.
11. When you eat watermelon at home, how do you spit out watermelon seeds? Spit in the plate, in the trash, it is better to try this easier method, not only do not wash the dishes, but also where to eat.
12. This is a dollar coin improved by Russian sculptors, not only exquisitely carved, but also in such a small space, with a hidden button to buckle and release the sword, it is said that the price of this coin is as high as ten thousand dollars.
13. Golden turtle beetle, the main body is golden yellow, there is a transparent "turtle shell" on the outside, holding it in the hand like a delicate pendant.
14. The Great Famine in India during british colonialism in 1877 was a skinny family of four. The mother and the young daughter were dying, the father held a long pole in his hand to protect the family from the cannibals, and the fate of the colonial people was really tragic.
15. The "Angel of knives" statue in London, England, 8 meters high, consists of 100,000 knives, each of which represents a victim of a criminal case. In addition to honoring the dead, the statue also calls for a reduction in violence.
16. Not long ago, the sea in the Gulf of Mexico exploded with "fire eyes", and the flames continued to emerge from the bottom of the water, as if the gates of hell were devouring the world. In fact, because the submarine natural gas pipeline leaked, the natural gas rushed out of the sea and was burned by fire, and the "flames" in the seawater were just reflections.
17. Shark skin under the electron microscope, because these scales look like shields, so called "shield scales", shield scales in addition to avoid shark injury or parasitism, but also enhance fluid power, so that they swim faster.
18. Many cities have Madame Tussauds wax statues, allowing people to visit the wax figures of the world's celebrities nearby. Originating in Paris during the French Revolution, its founder, Marie Dusha, used to do a terrible job in making "death masks" from severed heads from guillotines.
19. Time and space reversal is a popular film and television theme, so how can an actor play a role that is dozens of years younger than himself? Cinematic anti-aging technology can do this, and Kurt Russell turned 66 at the time of the blockbuster "Guardians of the Galaxy", but he looks only 30 years old in the movie (right).
20. Almost all members of the European royal family are related by blood, including the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Spain and Monaco. Because they share a common ancestor, King George II, who ruled the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 1727 to 1760.
21. Do you know what day was the most boring in history? Cambridge scientists used computer programs to calculate hundreds of millions of events and concluded that the most prosaic day since 1900 was April 11, 1954, when only the Belgian general election and Turkish scholar Abdullah Attala were born.
22. Photos of The Broome Waterfront in Australia, like nature's palette, are breathtakingly beautiful.
23. In 1985, a robber stopped a photographer at a subway station in New York, USA, to grab his camera, when a mental guy suddenly rushed out of the crowd, pulled out a pistol and quickly subdued the robber. In fact, he was an undercover cop.
24. A theme park in France hires crows to remove garbage. Crows are trained to pick up cigarette butts and other smaller garbage from the ground, and then put the garbage into a designated box in exchange for the bird food in the box as a reward.
25. In the Magadan region of the Russian Far East, there is a monument dedicated to the victims of the Great Purge era of the former Soviet Union, known as the "Mask of Sorrow", which reminds people of the 720,000 people who died during the purge in the 1930s.
26. In Russia's Novaya Bvpenti Islands, a herd of polar bears foraging in a garbage dump is not visible around a piece of ice that polar bears rely on... Due to the melting of Arctic ice and human-made marine debris, polar bears live in a worrying environment.
27. What will the future ship captain look like? Sweden is developing a wind-powered vessel that provides propulsion to a 35,000-ton hull through five 80-meter-high "wing sails" that rotate 360 degrees, using wind power in addition to entering and leaving ports, reducing carbon emissions by 90% compared to ordinary ships, and is expected to sail in 2024.
28. On 5 May 1945, the U.S. military found a large number of rings, watches and precious stones in buchenwald concentration camp in Germany, all of which were taken from victims of the Holocaust by the Germans, and shown in the picture of a number of thousands of wedding rings.
29. This place, which looks like an art gallery, is actually the Denmark's Strtrøm prison, which cost 800 million yuan and can only accommodate 250 prisoners. Inmates not only have access to churches, grocery stores, libraries and playgrounds, but also have personal dormitories, bathrooms, refrigerators, color TVs, wardrobes, and even cook their own meals. The designers say that designing prisons as "like an environment for ordinary people to live in" would help criminals become human beings again.
30. The world's first photograph of a modern bikini, taken in July 1946. At that time, the United States had just completed nuclear tests on bikini islands, and French designer Louis launched a new swimsuit on the hot spot, named "bikini", which can be said to have promoted the birth of bikini by atomic bombs.
31. Can a cat ever hit a cobra? Once, the cobra intended to sneak up on the cat, the cat immediately used its claws to fan, the action is so fast that people can't see clearly, the snake launched a fierce attack but failed to take advantage of the slightest advantage, and finally it finally understood that if it did not leave, sooner or later it would be fanned to death.
32. Harbin's smart rail tram, with the "virtual track following" technology, can follow the white dotted line on the road to drive smoothly. Once the photo was released, netizens called it a "subway without tracks", and foreign netizens praised "trains without rails, only relying on virtual tracks can go anywhere." ”