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Budapest
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Dogs understand that people do not see well in low light conditions, so they prefer to steal food in the dark.
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A rainbow from chemists.
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It turns out that one bee family harvests up to 150 kg of honey in the summer.
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Inside a bushfire in Victoria, Australia
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Sewing machine mechanism from the 20th century
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The leaves of the Victoria lily can comfortably accommodate a person.
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Places in Europe that are wetter/drier than London
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Sulfuric acid against a paper roll
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In ancient Eygpt instead of police dogs, they would send an angry male baboon after you.

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What is this?
This is a real pyramid made by the Egyptians.

Along with the "perfect" ancient structures, there are "not perfect" ones. They are quite consistent with the time of creation.

Most likely, people tried to repeat what they already see. But it turned out as they could - clumsily and not symmetrically.

There are many such examples at Giza. There is the Cheops pyramid, and there are already crumbling small pyramids, they are more like sand hills. You can say for sure about them - the ancient Egyptians built them.

Signs by which Portugal is known in the world
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A springbok pronks in South Africa’s Mountain Zebra National Park.
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Teutonic Order presents Grunwald Swords as gift to King Władysław II Jagiełło by Wojciech Kossak
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Last fall the Earth's orbit totaled nearly 7,500 active satellites 🛰

What's interesting, the first artificial satellite was put into orbit in 1957, and in just one year (from 2020 to 2021) ~1400 new satellites were launched into space 🤔
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African Pygmy Falcon, the smallest raptor on Africa
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Wooden church in Kizhi Island, Russia. Built without a singe nail 300 years ago