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Today, in 1722, Dutch explorer Jacob Roggeveen discovered Rapa Nui, better known as Easter Island.

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A Great-grandson and his Great-grandfather, 85 years apart

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How some animals look without fur.

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Papilio troilus is a North American sailfish, the closest relative of our swallowtail and podalirium. The adult is black with shimmers and an ornate pattern of white spots, and the caterpillars are unusually funny.

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Southern forces under Lee and Northern forces under McClellan clash at the Battle of Antietam (or Sharpsburg) near Sharpsburg, Maryland, 17 September 1862.
This inconclusive battle remains the bloodiest single day in American history, with a tally of 22,727 dead, wounded, or missing on both sides.

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Where they got the idea from

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Porcupine ancestors once had fur, but over a million years of evolution, it has modified and turned into needles.

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An Aymara Indian, Bolivia, 1900-1920s

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📱 A bot farm made of phones.

This is how they gain views for their content and also write positive and negative reviews

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Lomonia is the world's most poisonous caterpillar, which is best avoided.

It is called the "lazy clown", but hardly makes anyone laugh if it touches someone with its spine🤡

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18 September 1944: The Japanese cargo ship Junyō Maru was packed with 1,377 Dutch, 64 British and Australian, and 8 American POWs along with 4,200 Javanese slave labourers bound for work on a railway line being built in Sumatra when she was attacked and sunk by British submarine HMS Tradewind, whose commander, Lt. Cdr Lynch Maydon, did not know there were Allied prisoners on board. At that time it was the world's greatest sea disaster with 5,620 dead. (pictured above: the Junyō Maru and HMS Tradewind)

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The Peña Cortada Aqueduct is a monumental complex from the Roman Empire, located in the province of Valencia.

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