British archeologist Sir Leonard Woolley (right) and T. E. Lawrence at the excavations at Carchemish, with a slab depicting a Hittite chariot, c. 1913.

Boat trip along the canals of Amsterdam with Dutch tulip flavor.

Swing at Wansheng Ordovician Amusement Park, Chongqing, China 🇨🇳

🇵🇱 Rabbi Baruch Steinberg before the Warsaw Great Synagogue (1933), reading the roll call of those fallen in the Polish War of Independence at a veteran’s memorial service organized by Union of Jewish Fighters for Polish Independence. Also known as the Russo-Polish war, this conflict was fought in the latter years of WWI up until the beginning of 1921 to secure the freedom and borders of the Polish state from the soviets.

Anglerfish actual size

Incredible atmosphere in the sunny Maldives 🇲🇻

Christiaan De Wet (1854–1922), Boer general, politician and rebel leader.

This bell in Kyoto, Japan was cast in 1636 and weighs 70 tons

Curious residents of the Gulf of California.

8 February 1587: Mary, Queen of Scots, is beheaded at Fotheringhay Castle aged 44 after being accused of plotting to assassinate Elizabeth I in the Babington Plot (painting by Abel de Pujol)

Nazaré is a seaside town on the western side of Portugal, famous for its huge waves.

🦍 The future ringleader is learning to beat his chest.

🇸🇪 Two men touching up the paint on the letters of an old runestone, Kungshållet, Sweden, c. 1930s. The inscription says: "Alrik, Sigrid's son, raised the stone in memory of his father Spjut, who had been in the west, broken down and fought in townships." Sweden has over 3,000 old runestones, most of them over 1,000 years old.

Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road founder) after being pardoned. Spent over 11 years in prison.

The underwater forest of Lake Kaindy, where the trunks of giant firs rise out of the turquoise surface of the lake like the masts of sunken ships.

Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross, 1866

In Indonesia, a crocodile was filmed as if trying to lure people into the water. The crocodile was filmed in Indonesia as if trying to lure people into the water.

Raccoons capable of grasping and holding various objects with their front paws, such as washing their food.

Human remains of Bulgarians killed by the Ottomans in the Batak Massacre in 1876, during which roughly 5,000 civilians were brutally butchered.

💧 And they say water doesn't burn

Bacteria living in water produce methane gas as they eat, which builds up under the ice. Methane burns beautifully.