Bridge in Zion National Park, Utah

Jewish US soldiers in WWII

A Meta employee showed how the company thanked him for his seniority.

We hope he just decided not to show the bonuses

Atlantic flutefish
Aulostomus maculatus.

Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary and his son the crown prince Rudolf pose for a photo in hunting clothes, 1860s

Kenyan photographer Anup Shah captured a western lowland gorilla named Malu and in a cloud of butterflies in the Central African Republic.

The fastest of all land mammals 💨

The cheetah can reach speeds of up to 110 km/h in 3 seconds

Martin Luther King speaking to crowds in Washington DC, 1963

"Drunk glasses"

Curious concept, wine lovers will appreciate it.

Little belt-tailed dragons differ greatly from other lizards due to the presence of strong scales.

The first known photo of a US presidential inauguration: James Buchanan’s inauguration at the east front of the US Capitol in 1857

Father and Daughter take one photo a year from 1980 to 2020

Cucabarras are a genus of birds in the kingfisher family found in the tropics and forested areas of Australia and New Guinea.

South African sappers disarm German Teller mines in North Africa, January 1942

A clean and cool pond in the middle of the hot rocks of the Grand Canyon, USA.

Lazy water procedures.

Scottish soldiers having some fun tossing one of their comrades in the air before heading to the front, WWI, 1915

How quantum search works - a clear and simple demonstration

The capybara, or waterfowl, is a semi-aquatic herbivorous mammal of the subfamily Waterfowl, one of the two currently existing species of the genus Waterfowl. The capybara is the largest among modern rodents.

Thomas Jackson in 1851, around the time he became an instructor at Virginia Military Institute, and not long after serving in the Mexican War.
He would become a famous general in the Confederate army a decade later, and earn the nickname “Stonewall” for his stalwart defense against northern assaults.

White bell peppers.