Giant lizards scare enemies with their blue tongue

What's more, it's been found that blue reflects ultraviolet light, with the back of the tongues nearly twice as bright as the tips.

British soldiers evacuating Jews from Jerusalem following violent Arab riots in 1936

📚 Tower of books in Prague

The newborn baby elephant already weighs over a hundred kilograms.

A man gives money to a beggar in New York city, c. 1915

The Incredible "Red River"

The Rio Tinto River is located in Spain. It is also called "dead". Due to the high concentration of heavy metals and high acidity, the river water literally kills all life.

A US soldier of the 24th Infantry Division waits to board a C-47 transport plane at Ashiya Air Force Base for the battle front in Korea, 1950

A guy posted a video of being interviewed by an AI avatar.

What was most surprising was the fact that no one warned the guy about it. It looks really creepy and unethical.

From "robots will take our jobs away from us" to "robots will give us jobs" is one step away

As an ordinary reef octopus moves across a coral reef, it uses chromatophores to change its coloration and appearance.

🇬🇧 An airplane flies over the English countryside, 1920s (photo by pilot Alfred G. Buckham)

In Brazil, spiders have taken over the sky.

At this time of year, hundreds of spiders stretch huge webs between tall trees and have orgies.

This whole mating ritual takes up to three months, as long as the weather in the region is warm and humid

Owls do not belong to the waterfowl family, but they are still great in water💧

🇬🇧 Princesses Alice and Victoria, daughters of Queen Victoria, c. 1850

Display of a Chimpanzee's Insane Memory, Outperforming Humans

Why do rabbits have such big ears?

They are riddled with many blood vessels that cool the animal's blood through the thin skin. In this way, the mobile rabbit or hare is saved from overheating.

German soldiers playing cards in a trench near the entrance of a bunker, WWI.

A photo of Tiananmen Square before the massacre

The maximum speed of the giraffe, quite high - up to 55 km/h canter.