Inside the eye of a hurricane

Salt ponds in France

Small artificial ponds created to produce salt from seawater or brine.

Roundup on the Sherman Ranch, Genesee, Kansas, 1902.

Knife Grinders In France 1902, They Worked Lying Down To Save Their Backs And Had Dogs Sit On Their Legs For Warmth

Pyramid of captured German helmets

It was set up on Park Avenue, leading to the central station in New York, of 12,000 helmets. Photo dated 1918.

Mounted Bedouins at Amman, 1921

La Roque-Gageac - a small village with its own amazing charm sandwiched between a rock and a river, reflected in its waters, France.

Swan feather has amazing thermal insulation, which allows birds to stand the cold perfectly.

A Belgian POW tied to a post for some infraction at the Lager Soltau POW camp in Germany, WWI

Bucheon Lake Park is a botanical garden that opened in June 2022 in Sangdong, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.

These hard-working insects sacrifice their own gain for the common good of the colony.

Famed Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova in her garden, circa 1910s (Colourised)

Understandable reaction.

The favorite food of lemurs is dates; these fruits can account for up to half of the animals' annual diet.

Walking Buffalo of Nakoda Nation, Canada, 1910

Women submerged five sets of her fine china underwater before evacuating due to fires in Northern California in 2018.

Chipmunks keep their underground dwelling thoroughly tidy.

German soldiers pass Adolph Hitler on their way to invade Poland, 1 September 1940 (colourised)

Display of a perfect combination of magnetic levitation and electromagnetic induction.

Coast Guard.

A crowd reads newspaper headlines, “Bombs Rain On Warsaw” as they stand outside the U.S. State Department building where diplomats held a conference on war conditions in Europe, on September 1, 1939.