Fascinating Photos To Sink Your Teeth Into

Nathan Johnson Published 07/12/2020 in wow

Amazing stuff from our amazing world that will give you a refreshed perceptive on all the wonderful things around you.

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1.
“Image of Pluto in 1997 compared to the most recent one.”
2.
“Astonishing Nature in Argentina.”
3.
“In 2012 San Diego accidentally set off all their fireworks at once.”
4.
“Biracial twin sisters born to a white father and a half-Jamaican mother.”
5.
“The world's oldest surviving diving suit: The Old Gentleman, from 1860.”
6.
“Whang-od Oggay, the 103 year old Filipino tattoo artist.”
7.
“This cough syrup from 1888.”
8.
“Bullet splitting a drop of water in two.”
9.
Jupiter's moon Io
10.
“Vietnamese photographer Thanh Ha Bui captured this incredible image in his parents back garden and, after spotting a line of super strong weaver ants marching across a branch, decided to test their legendary weightlifting skills.”
11.
WW2 Soldiers would put pictures of loved ones on their handle of their pistols. These were called “Sweetheart Grips”
12.
“This is how people took selfies in the 1920s.”
13.
“Here's a close up of baby bees!”
14.
“This library is 114 years old and used to be the private library for the mayor of Munich before WWII.”
15.
“A giant malabar Technicolour Squirrel on a tree from Kerala, India.”
16.
“Bonnie and Clyde last car.”
17.
“The exact moment before a Great White shark breaks the water surface tension.”
18.
“Margay, cat. Extremely rare.”
19.
“This 11 year old coal miner, 1908.”
20.
“This snake shaped amphibian is called a caecilian (species is Siphonops annulatus). A new study from brazilian researchers has shown evidence for bucal venom glands with ducts leading to its teeth. This means caecilians may be the first known amphibian with a venomous bite in the world.”
21.
Japanese Experiment That Took Half A Century Ended In Amazing Tree “Crop Circles”
22.
“Long Exposure Of A Tilt-A-Whirl.”
23.
“The Prague Astronomical Clock is the oldest working astronomical clock in the world. The clock was first installed in 1410.”
24.
“This statue in Athens, Greece called The Runner.”
25.
“A juvenile blue heron.”
26.
“This was the first ever design of Voldemort, which many find far more terrifying.”
27.
“A LAN party in Brazil, 2008.”
28.
“The Leyat Hélica, a French propeller driven auto built 1919-1925.”
29.
“Alba, the world's only Albino Orangutan.”
30.
“When TV show logos were physical objects.”
31.
“This ultra-rare South Philippine Dwarf Kingfisher was photographed for the very first time.”
32.
“Sinkhole opened in Cornish backyard, leading 300ft down into a 18th century mineshaft from the Industrial Revolution.”

1.
“Image of Pluto in 1997 compared to the most recent one.”
2.
“Astonishing Nature in Argentina.”
3.
“In 2012 San Diego accidentally set off all their fireworks at once.”
4.
“Biracial twin sisters born to a white father and a half-Jamaican mother.”
5.
“The world's oldest surviving diving suit: The Old Gentleman, from 1860.”
6.
“Whang-od Oggay, the 103 year old Filipino tattoo artist.”
7.
“This cough syrup from 1888.”
8.
“Bullet splitting a drop of water in two.”
9.
Jupiter's moon Io
10.
“Vietnamese photographer Thanh Ha Bui captured this incredible image in his parents back garden and, after spotting a line of super strong weaver ants marching across a branch, decided to test their legendary weightlifting skills.”
11.
WW2 Soldiers would put pictures of loved ones on their handle of their pistols. These were called “Sweetheart Grips”
12.
“This is how people took selfies in the 1920s.”
13.
“Here's a close up of baby bees!”
14.
“This library is 114 years old and used to be the private library for the mayor of Munich before WWII.”
15.
“A giant malabar Technicolour Squirrel on a tree from Kerala, India.”
16.
“Bonnie and Clyde last car.”
17.
“The exact moment before a Great White shark breaks the water surface tension.”
18.
“Margay, cat. Extremely rare.”
19.
“This 11 year old coal miner, 1908.”
20.
“This snake shaped amphibian is called a caecilian (species is Siphonops annulatus). A new study from brazilian researchers has shown evidence for bucal venom glands with ducts leading to its teeth. This means caecilians may be the first known amphibian with a venomous bite in the world.”
21.
Japanese Experiment That Took Half A Century Ended In Amazing Tree “Crop Circles”
22.
“Long Exposure Of A Tilt-A-Whirl.”
23.
“The Prague Astronomical Clock is the oldest working astronomical clock in the world. The clock was first installed in 1410.”
24.
“This statue in Athens, Greece called The Runner.”
25.
“A juvenile blue heron.”
26.
“This was the first ever design of Voldemort, which many find far more terrifying.”
27.
“A LAN party in Brazil, 2008.”
28.
“The Leyat Hélica, a French propeller driven auto built 1919-1925.”
29.
“Alba, the world's only Albino Orangutan.”
30.
“When TV show logos were physical objects.”
31.
“This ultra-rare South Philippine Dwarf Kingfisher was photographed for the very first time.”
32.
“Sinkhole opened in Cornish backyard, leading 300ft down into a 18th century mineshaft from the Industrial Revolution.”