22 Fascinating Photos and Poignant Pics From Our Amazing World

Andrew Cunningham Published 12/10/2023 in Funny

Cool photos and pictures from the amazing world we live on. There is no shortage of amazing discoveries and sights to see, if you can't just hop on a plane and go explore the world, then take a virtual field trip with round-up of great photographs.

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Derry Moroney’s photographs of a receding lake looks like a tree.
2.
Thousands of years ago, the Inuit and Yupik people of Alaska and northern Canada carved narrow slits into ivory, antler, and wood to create the world's first snow goggles. This diminished exposure to direct and reflected ultraviolet rays—thereby reducing eye strain and preventing snow blindness.
3.
Modern woman with traditional Ukrainian crown.
4.
Rare Yosemite Falls Rainbow Phenomenon, Yosemite National Park, California.
5.
Clemente Susini - wax anatomical models of the artist (around 1700).
6.
A parasite called Cymothoa Exigua. It enters through a fish's gills, eat their tongue, and then replaces it.
7.
In 1882, William Jennings snapped the very first photo of lightning ever to be taken. Although not the most impressive image of the power of nature, it was certainly a historic moment for photography in general.
8.
Sea Foam splashing over a rock.
9.
Patient was struck by lightning and knocked out. When he came to, his metal neck chain and locket had burned into his skin.
10.
King Kong set, 1933
11.
Lobster in a bucket looks like a gigantic monster on a metallic planet, and the water droplets look like stars.
12.
A sunset from space.
13.
What the pyramid of Khafre looked like 4,500 years ago compared to today. The pyramids of Giza were originally covered with highly polished white limestones, with the capstones at the peak being covered in gold.
14.
The former North Korea embassy in Kuala Lumpur appears to be turned into a daycare center. NK lost their Malaysian embassy after the assassination of Kim Jong Un's brother.
15.
The human face is full of nerves.
16.
Penguin Feathers.
17.
Sculptures from old typewriters created by Jeremy Mayer.
18.
1,500-year-old Mayan ceramic figurine with removable helmet, from El Peru Vaca, Petén, Guatemala.
19.
Hallway designed to stop people from running.
20.
Tribal woman in Ethiopia.
21.
These tunnels were dug by a Giant Ground Sloth that lived 10.000 years ago in Brazil.
22.
Someone found the end of a rainbow.

1.
Derry Moroney’s photographs of a receding lake looks like a tree.
2.
Thousands of years ago, the Inuit and Yupik people of Alaska and northern Canada carved narrow slits into ivory, antler, and wood to create the world's first snow goggles. This diminished exposure to direct and reflected ultraviolet rays—thereby reducing eye strain and preventing snow blindness.
3.
Modern woman with traditional Ukrainian crown.
4.
Rare Yosemite Falls Rainbow Phenomenon, Yosemite National Park, California.
5.
Clemente Susini - wax anatomical models of the artist (around 1700).
6.
A parasite called Cymothoa Exigua. It enters through a fish's gills, eat their tongue, and then replaces it.
7.
In 1882, William Jennings snapped the very first photo of lightning ever to be taken. Although not the most impressive image of the power of nature, it was certainly a historic moment for photography in general.
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8.
Sea Foam splashing over a rock.
9.
Patient was struck by lightning and knocked out. When he came to, his metal neck chain and locket had burned into his skin.
10.
King Kong set, 1933
11.
Lobster in a bucket looks like a gigantic monster on a metallic planet, and the water droplets look like stars.
12.
A sunset from space.
13.
What the pyramid of Khafre looked like 4,500 years ago compared to today. The pyramids of Giza were originally covered with highly polished white limestones, with the capstones at the peak being covered in gold.
14.
The former North Korea embassy in Kuala Lumpur appears to be turned into a daycare center. NK lost their Malaysian embassy after the assassination of Kim Jong Un's brother.
15.
The human face is full of nerves.
16.
Penguin Feathers.
17.
Sculptures from old typewriters created by Jeremy Mayer.
18.
1,500-year-old Mayan ceramic figurine with removable helmet, from El Peru Vaca, Petén, Guatemala.
19.
Hallway designed to stop people from running.
20.
Tribal woman in Ethiopia.
21.
These tunnels were dug by a Giant Ground Sloth that lived 10.000 years ago in Brazil.
22.
Someone found the end of a rainbow.