This is what the border between Mexico and the United States looks like at the ocean between Tijuana and San Diego:

Here’s another unique border. This is the border between Canada and France on Saint Pierre and Miquelon near Newfoundland:

While campaigning for president in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the chest but survived because the bullet was slowed by a steel glasses case and a folded speech in his jacket pocket. This is the shirt he was wearing that day:

In Finland the largest size of mayonaise is called “AMERICAN SIZE:”

This is one of only two remaining pirate Jolly Roger flags in existence:

It was captured in 1790. According to the BBC, the flag’s red color “signified the pirates intended to spare no life if a battle broke out during a ship’s capture.”

Here’s what some dinosaur footprints look like:

Way, way back when it was originally created, Lysol advertised one of its uses as being for ‘feminine hygiene:”

This is Paul Karason, whose skin turned permanently blue after years of consuming colloidal silver:

Here he is next to a non-blue person:

Some old lawnmowers had built in cigarette lighters:

Yellow watermelons are a thing that exists:

Some menus include the estimated cooking time for each dish along with the price:

This is a loaf of sourdough bread that was miraculously preserved after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 CE:

Over time, gold crayons can turn green on the outside but still be gold on the inside:

Sanddollars, my friend… sanddollars can be very tiny:

This is what the start of a river looks like:

Before treating cuts on eyeballs, a yellow dye is applied to better locate any tears:

This is the amount of contact a train wheel typically makes with the track:

This is what a cross-section of a Boeing 747 looks like:

And, finally, some elevators in Japan have tiny little toilets in the corner:

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