The air in the caves has a low bacteria content, and some pools in the mine are said to be saltier than the Dead Sea.
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The air in the caves has a low bacteria content, and some pools in the mine are said to be saltier than the Dead Sea.
Read More »The Bloodwood Tree gets its name from its dark red sap. When you cut one down, the red sap flows out of the severed trunk and looks a lot like blood.
Read More »This 5 star hotel in Egypt was abandoned in what looks like a hurry. There’s no one there but every item that belonged to the hotel is still intact and still on the property. One has to wonder what happened …
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Read More »Over 20,000 hours work for teams to set up the festival and some 145 metric tons of lemons and oranges are used to make displays during the 82th festival, which is themed “Tribulations of a lemon in China”, and runs …
Read More »This is proof that you can’t always trust what the dealer says. Sometimes it’s better to do your own research when it comes to car maintenance.
Read More »There are far more badass individuals in history for me to cover but here is a short list of a few, fill free to point out some of your favorites I missed in the comments.
Read More »You’ve probably already heard about the dispute that’s virtually frozen the flow of cargo into the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, leaving cargo ships and trucks without anywhere to go. But seeing it from the air is something …
Read More »Despite all our advanced shipbuilding and navigation tech, sailing through Arctic or Antarctic waters can still treacherous — as an Australian fishing boat discovered after it got stuck in in the ice this week. Today, the US Coastal Guard’s icebreaker, …
Read More »Do you know what it takes to put a Porsche together? Because you’re about to find out.
Read More »65,000 citizens living in Catalonia have been ordered to stay inside due to a giant, toxic, orange cloud caused by a nitric acid explosion. The cloud has shut down transportation in five different cities and trapped thousands inside.
Read More »Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep is an organization that trains photographers “to provide beautiful heirloom portraits to families facing the untimely death of an infant.“ It was founded by Cheryl Haggard and photographer Sandy Puc. The photos they’ve …
Read More »How long does it take to master a craft? How about 80 years? Because 109-year-old Australian Alfred Date has been knitting since the 1930s and his latest/most famous endeavor was making mini sweaters… for endangered penguins! Back in 2013, Victoria’s …
Read More »Thanks Nature Cafe is a little shop in Seoul, South Korea that offers more than just coffees and cakes.
Read More »Tattooed Face Chin Tribe Lady As photography has spread all over the world in recent years, so has the number of outstanding amateur images. It’s no surprise that Myanmar is one of the most photographed places, and the pictures of …
Read More »It’s hard for us Google Earth-dependent modern-day humans to conceive of, but there was once a time when we had to imagine what our towns and cities looked like from the sky. In fact, there were famous artists who specialised …
Read More »Teo Gregas spent a month in a fishermen village in Kenya, Kipini. He became friends with some local fishermen and they went fishing a couple of times. You can see how the trips went through the pictures. The barracuda was …
Read More »We haven’t seen much of Boston Dynamic’s four-legged self-balancing Big Dog robot since it was last spotted hurling cinder blocks in a lab. And that’s maybe because the company’s robotic geniuses have been hard at work building a smaller more …
Read More »Unless you’re a photography buff, you probably have no idea what the people behind some of the most famous photos in the world actuall look like. US photographer Tim Mantoani, however, aims to fix all that with his epic “Behind …
Read More »If any of these urban legends turn out to be true then you might want to stay away from Japan forever.
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