Sea otters have the thickest fur of any mammal, at 1 million hairs per square inch.







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During the filming of the first Spider-Man (2002), 4 Spidey costumes were stolen from the film sets in LA. A reward of $25,000 was kept for anyone who could recover them.



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Cool dancing flipbook.







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Japanese traditional houses and samurai Pack




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May we live long enough for our moms to witness our success, ameen

The Scola Tower originally known as the tower of St. John the Baptist (Torre di San Giovanni Battista), is a military structure situated in the western part of the Gulf of La Spezia (or Gulf of Poets) in the coastal region of Liguria in north-western Italy.

The tower, or what was left of it, is more than 42 feet tall and it looks like as it is rising from the sea.

It was constructed by the citizens of Genoa (actually by the Senate of the Republic of Genoa) in 1606 on a rock in front of the northeastern side of the island of Palmaria in the town of Porto Venere, now in the Province of La Spezia.

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That unexpected moment

75 different BMW models in 21 second

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@evolutionofit

THE SHAH MOSQUE

The Shah Mosque is a mosque located in Isfahan, Iran. It is located on the south side of Naghsh-e Jahan Square. It was built during the Safavid dynasty under the order of Shah Abbas I of Persia. It is regarded as one of the masterpieces of Persian architecture in the Islamic era. The Royal Mosque is registered, along with the Naghsh-e Jahan Square, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its construction began in 1611, and its splendour is mainly due to the beauty of its seven-colour mosaic tiles and calligraphic inscriptions.

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How deep is the Titanic shipwreck?




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THE GREAT TITANIC

The Titanic before sinking in 1912 and its wreckage today

The remains of the Titanic are about 4km deep, 650km east of Canada, near the island of Newfoundland

First identified in 1985, the ship is currently broken in two, with each piece 600 meters apart.

The bow (front) is well preserved, but the stern (back) is in ruins (pictures 7 and 8)

Inside, the Titanic was consumed by several microbial colonies

As a result, the wreckage of the ship is too fragile to lift to the surface.

As an example, the Grand Staircase became a great chasm (image 2)

The passengers' bodies have since been consumed by other organisms, although shoes and jewelry have since been found 😵‍💫

Several expeditions have already taken place to the ruins of the Titanic for scientific, documentary and tourist purposes.

For example, in 2005 James Cameron visited the location to film "The Last Mysteries" and "Titanic's Final Moments: Missing Pieces"

No accidents had occurred on an expedition to see the Titanic...until June of this year

The company OceanGate, which has been carrying out tourist dives at the site since 2010, had already been warned by several professionals that its safety model was "amateurish"

This was revealed to the world in 2023 when his submarine, Titan, which charged $250,000 per person, imploded, killing 2 crew members and 3 tourists.

How did the Titanic sink? ⚓️

In 1912, the "unsinkable" RMS Titanic set out on a voyage from Southampton, England, to New York with 2200 passengers.

She was the largest ship ever built in the world at that time.

On a moonless, windless, and waveless night, this made the iceberg ahead of the ship almost imperceptible.

With enough lifeboats to save only half the crew, 1500 people died: about 68% of the passengers.

The accident led several countries to review their maritime safety standards, in operation until
today.

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Time moves inexorably forward, erasing cities, turning eras into history and leaving us only their fragments. While Cyberdrone makes up for what is lost, dressing the ruins in futuristic architectural clothes. It's a drone light restoration which is happening, brick by brick, right in front of your eyes. A vivid journey into the past on the invisible wings

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What would your feeling be if this were the future form of life on Earth?






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@annibalesiconolfi

Your bride's convoy. Can you allow that?

Puente Nuevo, Ronda - Andalusia Bridge of Beauty and History

Puente Nuevo, nestled in the charming town of Ronda in Andalusia, Spain, is a remarkable architectural masterpiece that has captured the hearts of visitors for centuries.

This iconic bridge, whose name translates to "New Bridge," connects the historic Moorish part of Ronda with the newer, more modern area, spanning the breathtaking El Tajo Gorge.

Built over a span of 42 years, from 1751 to 1793, Puente Nuevo is a testament to the patience and determination of the engineers and workers who crafted it.

Its stunning design blends seamlessly with the rugged natural landscape, making it a harmonious union of man-made and natural beauty.

The bridge stands at a towering height of approximately 120 meters (394 feet) above the Guadalevín River, creating a jaw-dropping vista that attracts photographers and tourists from around the world.

As you stand upon Puente Nuevo, gazing down into the gorge below, you'll be awe-struck by the sheer magnitude of the landscape.

One of the most fascinating aspects of Puente Nuevo is its historical significance. It was initially built to replace the older Puente Viejo (Old Bridge), which had collapsed in 1741.

The construction of Puente Nuevo was not without its challenges, including financial difficulties and technical obstacles, but it ultimately became a symbol of Ronda's resilience and ingenuity.

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This gonna be fun playing with your buddies

Modern architecture in Singapore is a testament to beauty and grandeur. The city-state boasts a captivating skyline characterized by cutting-edge design and innovation. Its architectural wonders, such as the Marina Bay Sands, the Gardens by the Bay, and the Jewel Changi Airport, showcase a harmonious blend of aesthetics and functionality. The sleek, futuristic designs and sustainable features of these structures make them not only visually stunning but also environmentally conscious. Singapore's commitment to preserving green spaces amidst its urban landscape adds a unique charm to its modern architectural achievements, making it a truly captivating destination for architecture enthusiasts.

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@bennytgh

The same island but in different climatic seasons .

Which is your favourite one ( 1 - 4 ) ?

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@louischarlesbuyck

Whose fault?