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18 Photographs As A Reminder That Our World Is Both Mysterious And Amazing

The world we live in is truly a remarkable place, filled with endless wonders waiting to be discovered. Every day, new and exciting phenomena occur, each one more fascinating than the last. From the depths of the ocean to the highest mountain peaks, there is no shortage of unique and unusual sights to behold.

So take a moment to appreciate the incredible world we live in and all of the amazing things it has to offer. Explore this collection of photos and discover something new today. Who knows what incredible sights and sounds you’ll encounter on your journey through this wondrous world of ours!

1. Incredible Batman and Joker sand sculpture

Source: Tautlytake / Reddit

2. Dan Osman Human Flag Off El Capitan

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3. Oldest Greenland Shark is believed to be upwards of 512yrs old Radiocarbon dating isn’t exact, so it’s likely to be in the middle at 400yrs old and birthed between 1501 and 1744

Source: Tobin678 / Reddit

4. Abandoned 411 Call Center

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5. Came across this upside-down house

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6. This European Hedgehog fluoresces under UltraViolet light

Source: TheKiwiTimeLord / Reddit

7. The way this ice has formed looks like a tiny forest

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8. Here’s a wasp that landed on a Water Scorpion

Source: Remember_Kvatch / Reddit




9. Abandoned french countryside house

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10. A hidden buddha surrounded by a hill of lavenders, Japan

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11. GF’s aunt’s dog has a perfect circle in his fur

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12. Window Rock near Clarksville Arkansas

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14. This tree in the Heanertsburg Forest, Limpopo, South Africa

Source: BergBeertjie / Reddit

15. Mega trypophobia vibes, ey Mark?

Source: Das_Boot_95 / Reddit

16. Concrete tank traps near Moray Coast in Northeast Scotland WWII Residue

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17. Chrysaora pacifica, commonly named the Japanese sea nettle, is a jellyfish in the family Pelagiidae

Source: Pasargad / Reddit

18. The Artic Light in Uummannaq, Central-Western Greenland. Serene & Spectacular

Source: TheGuvnor247 / Reddit