Baby Chimpanzee and a baby Gorilla in the jungle having fun as friends. Photo captured by Michael Poliza.3wk ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
One of the most beautiful photos ever captured by Philip Waller Photography.3wk ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
A 3000-year-old perfectly preserved sword recently dug up in Germany.9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This bus stop in Brazil, before and after an artist added their touch. Credits: duudoor1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
An amazing shot of Tokyo from the sky, the most populated city on Earth. Photo by @yokoichi7771yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Modern reconstruction of world's first modern human looked like. It is in a museum in Denmark and estimated to be 160,000 years old and from Morocco.8mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
20,000-year-old fossilized human footprints were discovered in Australia in 2006: they indicate the hunter who made them was running at ~37 km/h (or 23 mph), the speed of a modern Olympic sprinter, but barefoot and in sand.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This 15-year-old girl lived in the Inca empire and was sacrificed 500 years ago as an offering to the gods. She is preserved this well because she was frozen during sleep and kept in a dry cold condition at more than 6000 meters above sea level.8mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Photo of an ironworker during construction of the Columbia Tower, Seattle, 1984.10mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
A tiger's tongue is so coarse, it can lick flesh to the bone. Photo by Tony Zerna.9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This is considered to be one of the purest lake waters in the world1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Bald eagle nests are generally 5 feet wide and 3 feet deep. The largest recorded bald eagle nest was 9.5 feet in diameter, 20 feet deep, and weighed almost 6,000 pounds!3wk ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This rapper underwent surgery to replace his hair with gold chains.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/oddlyterrifying
There's a strange town in Sułoszowa/Poland where all 6,000 residents live on the same street.11mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Australians have found a solution to making road markings more visible at night. These roads are filled with 'photoluminescent paint', similar to that on the hands of some watches.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Standing over 7 feet tall and weighing a massive 2600 pounds, “Big Jake” is currently the world’s largest horse.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
A 9-year-old aspiring paleontologist found the find of a lifetime on Christmas morning: a massive 5-inch tooth from a prehistoric giant shark megalodon.9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The Oriental Lion is the world's largest redwood sculpture. Carved from a single tree over three years in Wuhan, China.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Excavations in Mezhyrich, Ukraine, in the 1960s revealed four huts made up of mammoth bones. These 15,000-year structures are some of the oldest known shelters in the world.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The tallest tree in the world, Hyperion, surpasses even famous landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Big Ben. 🤯7mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Check out these incredible Persian windmills that are over 1,000 years old and still in use, to this day!! 😲9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
You are looking into the face of a hero! This dog named Morocho risked his life to save the lives of 2 girls. The daughters of his owner were attacked by a puma and he protected them!8mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This is the crankshaft for a Wartsila-Sulzer RTA96-C engine, the largest reciprocating engine in the world, used in large container ships. It's a 1810-liter engine that generates 108,920 horsepower at 102 RPM. This crankshaft weighs 300 tons.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
A hummingbird lays back and relaxes after drinking flower nectar. Photo by Rahul Singh.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
These are the oldest masks known, discovered in Israel on the Judean Hills. They were made in the Neolithic era, about 9,000 years ago. 🎭9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This Maine Coon cat is so huge, many people mistake him for a dog!1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Steller's sea eagle (Haliaeetus Pelagicus) - Is the largest eagle in the world.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Air conditioning units at the SMDC Shore Residences, Manila, Philippines. Photo by u/MangoSensation via Reddit.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This image is of a delicate seahorse dragging a mask in the waters of northern Greece. Photo by Nicholas Samaras.9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This piece of amber is quite translucent and pale yellow, so it perfectly showed off the 12-million-year-old mantis that was perfectly preserved inside. 🦗1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Gliophorus psittacinus, commonly known as the parrot toadstool or parrot waxcap, is a colorful member of the genus Gliophorus, found across Northern Europe.9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Located in the province of Catania, in the Italian island of Sicily, is the town of Grammichele. It is one of the few towns in the world to have this unique hexagonal layout.9mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
If you've ever wondered how big the Great Pyramid of Giza really is, this photo puts it in perspective.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Mt Robson Sunset. The highest mountain in the Canadian Rockies.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
17-year-old Juliane Koepcke was sucked out of an airplane after it was struck by lightning in 1971. She fell 2 miles to the ground, was strapped to her seat, and survived 10 days in the Amazon Jungle.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The Art Nouveau style hotel Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico in Mexico City, 1899.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The Knife Angel currently stays in Cathedral in Gloucester, England for February month. The 27-foot-tall (8m) sculpture was created from more than 100,000 confiscated blades. Artist Alfie Bradley created this statue in hopes of raising awareness of the issue of knife crimes.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
It's been about 32 years ago now. Metallica performed for 1.6 million people in Moscow Russia during a single show in 1991 GenX memories.10mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
A bison at 35 below zero. Yellowstone National Park, USA. Photo by Tom Murphy.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The Predjama Castle in Slovenia has been perched in the middle of a 123-meter-high cliff for more than 800 years. It is the largest cave castle in the world.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Penguins on an iceberg that's been flipped upside down, known as a blue iceberg.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Giant 180 million-year-old ‘sea dragon’ fossil found in UK reservoir.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
A seahorse checks out its own reflection in a diver's watch. Photo by Don McLeish.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Birgus latro, also known as coconut crab, is the largest land-living arthropod in the world. Photo by Hasan Jasim.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Frogs taxidermy found inside French mansion that had been sealed for 100 years.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
From the 1860s to the 1930s, many saw the monowheel, also known as a monocycle, as a potential new mode of transport. However, none of these designs ever reached mass production.10mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Dr. Zbigniew Religa, a Polish doctor, anxiously watched a screen to check his patient's response after a heart transplant. The surgery was complex and lasted 23 hours. 'National Geographic' chose this picture as the photo of 1987, and it was named one of the 100 most significant photos in history.10mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The world's oldest undeground station, Baker Street, England. 160 years apart.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This is a 300-year-old book wheel kept in the Biblioteca Palafoxiana, Puebla, Mexico: it allowed 18th-century researchers to have up to seven books open at once.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Guangzhou Circle, a landmark building in Guangzhou, South China's.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The weirdest nesting place ever to choose. Photo by Daniel Alcubilla Arranz.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Candles were fired up at night outside the Great Temple, at Petra, Jordan.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Eminem having a meal at his restaurant Mom's spaghetti in Detroit city. Eminem: I use to go for days without food, but I knew one day things will get better... His favorite item in his restaurant is Spaghetti Sandwich.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/HipHopImages
Tupac doesn't mind giving the finger next to some cop standing by his side.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/HipHopImages
In 1976, seven armed men failed to assassinate Bob Marley at his home, with some believing it was the work of the CIA. [3374 x 2232]10mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
I'm not the next 2Pac, I'm the first X. I do have a tremendous amount of respect for 2Pac and his music.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/HipHopImages
Ancient cosmologists were correct: this turtle carries the entire planet on its back.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Hohenzollern Castle, is the ancestral seat of the imperial House of Hohenzollern. The third of three hilltop castles built on the site, it is located atop Mount Hohenzollern, above and south of Hechingen, on the edge of the Swabian Jura of central Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Olympus Mons is a large shield volcano on Mars. The volcano has a height of over 21.9 km (13.6 mi or 72,000 ft)1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
The crack you are looking at is not a chasm of gargantuan proportions; it is actually a micro-crack just 30 micrometers (0.03mm) across. The photo, titled “Microcanyon,” was taken with a scanning electron microscope by Martina Dienstleder.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Kyaiktiyo Pagoda, also known as Golden Rock, is a Buddhist pilgrimage site in Mon State, Burma, famous for its balancing rock which seems to defy gravity, as it perpetually appears to be on the verge of rolling down the hill.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
Macro photography of a flea. In the image you can see its eye, part of the antenna (next to the eye) and the genal comb; those well-differentiated structures like blades on the face. Photo by Tran The Ngoc.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
29 years ago, Nirvana's MTV Unplugged special was taped at Sony Studios, New York.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Have you guys ever played/owned any Sega at home? It is now playable on the Nintendo e-shop store, I also used to own one of these as a kid and loved to play with Sega back then. I remember ToeJam & Earl which was one of my favorite games back then.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/retrogaming
Robert Pershing Wadlow, widely known as the tallest man in history, is captured in this photograph. He was born on February 22, 1918, in Alton, Illinois.10mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/megalophobia
Snow goggles - the earliest sunglasses were used 2,000 years ago by Inuit hunters.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
25 years ago today, Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a car crash in Paris at the age of 36. Her boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, and the driver of the car, Henri Paul, died as well. Princess Diana's death was mourned all across the world, and over 2 billion people watched her funeral on television.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
A baby Monkey and a baby Gorilla sharing a piece of mind while in the Jungle. Isn't it wholesome to watch these two baby monkeys and gorillas hanging out together? While in the jungle.8mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The birdie looks like it has feathers of marijuana buds... Impressive... ✳️❇️8mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The oldest place on planet Earth is in Venezuela, and it's called Mount Roraima.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
On September 3, 1967, Sweden changed its driving side from left to right. This photo was taken on that very morning.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt. Lines up perfectly with Orion's belt.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
This is how the chicken has increased in weight in the last half century.1yr ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
The face of the Statue of Liberty in the 1890s, before being attached to the body.11mo ⋅ Weekly-Reason9285 ⋅ r/BeAmazed
