Merveilles Visuelles Éblouissantes : Des Images Vraiment Fascinantes
Plongez Dans Un Monde De Beauté à Couper Le Souffle Avec 'Merveilles Visuelles Éblouissantes'. Explorez Des Images Captivantes Qui évoquent L'émerveillement Et La Stupéfaction, Vous Transportant Vers Des Paysages Enchanteurs Et Des Scènes Hypnotisantes.
#1 Encounter between the world's tallest man and the world's smallest woman;;;Another snapshot from their meeting;;;Unique design of escalators with midway plateaus;;;Remarkably large dandelions in nature;;;Unusually large safety pins;;;Surprisingly tiny map
#2 Tiny maple leaves
#3 A fisherman proudly displaying a giant tuna catch;;;Discovery of people with only one line on their hand
#4 Human waste left on the moon;;;Comparison between modern and wild bananas;;;Unique invention: Casio's "Calculighter";;;Unusual dessert: baked cookie dough ice cream;;;Rare sight of a replica Declaration of Independence;;;Longest word in the English langua
#5 And safety pins can be huge
#6 Maple leaves? MAPLE LEAVES? Oh yeah, they can be very, very tiny
#7 While we're talking about big things, here's a fisherman with a giant tuna he caught off the coast of Nova Scotia
#8 Somewhere out there are people with only one line on their hand
#9 There's a bunch of trash left by humans on the moon. In fact, if you really want to know, there are 96 bags of human waste on that big pie in the sky
#10 This is what a modern-day banana looks like next to a wild, pre-domesticated banana that used to be much more prevalent
#11 In the '70s, Casio made a calculator that also had a lighter in it...a CALCULIGHTER
#12 This is what it looks like if you excavate and cook all the cookie dough in your ice cream
#13 In addition to the original (Nic Cage voice) Declaration of Independence, a bunch of copies were made and sent to other places. Here's what one of those copies looks like
#14 The longest word in the English language is a doozy
#15 Quadruple A batteries exist
#16 This is what it looks like when molten steel hits the floor
#17 Some fruit have stickers that tell you the perfect color to eat them
#18 Some places have stoplights that let you know how much time is left before they turn green
#19 This is what a pack of 110-year-old crayons looks like.
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