Dinosaur tracks, excavated in 1952 in the Paluxy River bed in Texas.

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An Air Florida airplane crashed into a bridge over the Potomac River, broke through the ice on the river, and sank. Washington, 1982.

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Limousines custom-made for car collector and designer Jay Ohrberg, 1990s.

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Photo of an Italian soldier who died in Africa during World War II.

In his hand is a photograph of his son.

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Virtual reality in 1830.

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Petrified trees of Arizona: the tree has turned into a semi-precious stone.

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The Eyes of God Cave, Bulgaria

In rainy weather, water flows from the corners of the peculiar eyes, giving the impression that the cave is crying.

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An army was called in, and they caught a crocodile that was 7 meters long and weighed 1200 kg.

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One of the oldest evidence of tattoos in history is the Scythian deer tattoo on the 2500-year-old mummy of the "Altai Princess."

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Throwback to when Eddie Murphy recorded this banger in 1985

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A meditation room with stuffed animals and dried human heads. Tibet, 1920.

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The Chinese believed that the soul of the suicide would not ascend to heaven but would remain in the offender's house, bringing misfortune to them and their family.

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The baby was saved by his uncle, who was smoking cigars. Seeing the infant lying on the table, he blew smoke into his face, and Pablo started crying. Thus, it can be said that smoking saved Picasso's life.

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In 1972, she fell from an exploding plane, plummeting 9900 meters, and survived by landing in the snow.

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Crew members of the Italian sailing ship "Amerigo Vespucci" bid farewell to their girlfriends and wives before departure. Naples, 1963.

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Autonomous water cannons in a village in Yunnan Province, China.

They protect houses from fires. The system was installed after the village almost completely burned down in 2021, with only 4 houses saved.

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English model Jean Shrimpton was one of the first to dare to appear in public wearing a dress above the knees. In the summer of 1965, she arrived at the Melbourne races in such attire, causing a real sensation.

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In one interview, Tim Roth named his co-star from the film "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead," Gary Oldman, as one of the people he finds sexy. In May 1994, Oldman appeared on the cover of "Premiere" with the caption on his shoulder, "Tim Roth, I think you're sexy too." In 1995, on the April cover of "Detour," Roth responded with the caption on his forehead, "Gary Oldman, so let's do it."

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Angelina Jolie, 1986.

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In 1653, Johan de Witt became the Grand Pensionary of the United Provinces (Prime Minister) of the Netherlands. Over 20 years, he defended the country's independence, concluded favorable peace treaties, and improved the state's financial situation.

In 1672, France and England invaded the Netherlands. The people blamed Johan de Witt for their misfortunes. He lost power, and his brother Cornelis was imprisoned and tortured.

On August 20, 1672, Johan de Witt was killed in prison. His body and the body of his brother were mutilated, and parts of their bodies were eaten. This was documented in the painting "The Corpses of the De Witt Brothers" by Jan de Baen.

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