🇩🇰 A child on the streets of Roskilde, Denmark, c. 1900

A human next to the skull of a whale

Manatee: 500 kg of cuteness and safety

"Sea cows" inhabit the freshwater reservoirs of both the Americas and equatorial Africa.

Their speed is only 5 miles per hour.

Elizabeth I is crowned Queen of England in Westminster Abbey, 15 January 1559

😎 How the Panama Canal works in real time

The Panama Canal is a waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It uses a system of locks that raise and lower ships to the level of an artificial lake.

Pom-pom crab or boxer crab

A crab uses anemones like boxing gloves, still looks like a ballerina. They wear them to protect themselves from predators.

The Great Molasses Flood: Fiery hot molasses flooded the streets of Boston on January 15th 1919, killing 21 people and injuring scores of others. The molasses burst from a huge tank at the United States Industrial Alcohol Company building in the heart of the city. The tank contained 2.5 million gallons of molasses. When the bolts holding the bottom of the tank exploded, an eight-foot-high wave of molasses swept away the freight cars and caved in the building’s doors and windows, spread out into the streets and knocked down the local firehouse. Residents claimed for decades afterwards that the area still smelled of molasses on hot summer days.

Garland bees🐝

They tie their paws together to build the honeycomb structure of the hive.

🇮🇪 Claddagh village, Galway, Ireland, c. 1930s

This little guy, who's never seen a river, still knows he's meant to build dams and uses whatever he can find to do it
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Autumn Suffolk, England 🏴

Charlie Chaplin and other stars promoting war bonds on Wall Street, New York, 1918

Fake luxury store prank proves Luxury is just a perception

Capuchin monkeys 🙉

Capuchin groups exhibit a peculiar hierarchy. The females have one leader and the males have another one. The alpha female is subordinate to the alpha male. Quite an unexpected social structure.

The RMS Titanic under construction, c. 1910-1911