A hog nose snake’s hypnotic defense pose

Why does a mosquito bite itch?

Before a mosquito bites its "victim," it injects a special substance that prevents blood proteins from clotting. Mosquito saliva, surely, is not poisonous, but it causes all the unpleasant effects of the bite: swelling, itching and redness.

In fact, all these results of injected anticoagulant on the skin are nothing but an allergic reaction

Visualization of the speed of light

Adolf Hitler declaring war on America, December 11, 1941.

Uncommon swirls of water on the porthole of the plane.

Cleaning solar panels

Man eating horse

Clouds over Rock of Gibraltar

Looking at the sun through the lens of a photogeliograph.

Rothenburg, Germany

Geese flying next to boat at the same speed looks like they're levitating

Instant water freezing at -30 °C.