It's time to live for a long time to see the photos, and today I will share with you those rare and amazing moments to discover the wonders of the natural world and the human world.
1. The obelisk found by the Las Vegas Metro Search and Rescue Team on the highest peak of the Las Vegas Mountains, a gleaming metal boulder.
2. In the Czech Republic, a particular stone is nicknamed the "devil's ass".
3. Millions of years ago, the Persian Gulf was a much larger body of water than it is now, covering the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula and the western part of the Iranian region. As the water evaporates, the coastline gradually recedes, eventually leaving behind a large amount of salt, as shown in this photo.
4. My friend works at a nuclear power plant and he got a phone without a camera due to the ban on carrying cameras at the nuclear power plant.
5. Elwest falls in the Ethiopian tradition of "lip plate". Mursi women are famous for their wooden lip plates, which they believe to be a symbol of beauty and status. Some lip discs are up to 12 centimeters in diameter, which is certainly a sign of perseverance and bravery of a woman wearing a lip disc.
6. Dumbo octopuses live in oceans up to 13,000 feet (about 4,000 meters) deep and use ear-like fins to move forward. This octopus can reach up to 5 feet 10 inches (about 1.8 meters) in length, and due to the scarcity of predators in the deep sea, they do not need ink sacs to defend themselves.
7. This is a rare photograph taken in Michigan of a blackbird skillfully riding on a branch perched on an osprey perched by Jocelyn Anderson.
8. Imagine that 10 million years ago, sea turtles were so large that they could swallow a person in one bite.
9. Look, this hedgehog is being X-rayed.
10. Butterflies sometimes land on caimans and suck up their salty tears to stay alive. This behavior helps the caiman feel less sad and more pleasant.
11. This photo was taken in a remote mountain range in Ladakh, India. Ladakh is located near the border between Pakistan and China and is home to 200 to 300 snow leopards.
12. The Valais Blacknose Sheep is a unique breed of sheep.
13. Arabian Sand Boa is a snake that looks like it was drawn by a child.
14. A snake makes a final struggle to escape being devoured by a frog.
15. In 1980, a group of lumberjacks were cutting down a chestnut oak tree when they found the mummified remains of a hunting dog. Experts speculate that the dog climbed a tree and got stranded there while chasing its prey.
16. The largest flower on earth is the Raffles flower, which is commonly grown in the rainforests of Indonesia.
17. The Yarita plant is a group of plants in the family Carrotaceae, native to the Andes Mountains, where it grows only at altitudes of 3,200 to 4,500 meters above sea level. Many of the Yarita plants are estimated to be over 3,000 years old, and they grow very slowly.
18. Satellite imagery shows a large "monkey cabin tree" in the center of the Alai Cemetery in Hawaii.
19. Psychotria elata, popularly known as "hot lips", is a unique plant.
20. Saturn's North Pole has a hexagonal storm with a diameter of 25,000 km, and I wonder why it is not round?
21. Mermaid wallets, also known as eggshells, are magical structures that protect the embryos of skates, sharks, and other sea creatures. These leathery bags act as a protective barrier to protect the developing offspring from predators and the vast marine environment. At the same time, they also evoke mythical tales about the hidden treasures of mermaids, adding a layer of mystery to their role in marine reproduction.
22. In a rare and beautiful scene, a famous bright white humpback whale was captured. It was reported to be the only known albino whale until an all-white calf was spotted a few years ago. With humpback whales migrating to tropical waters each year to give birth, Migalå and Migalå (Migalå Jr.) are a magical and rare encounter for avid whale watchers on Australia's east coast.
23. NASA photographed an iceberg in Antarctica in 2018, which has a perfectly rectangular shape with smooth and uniform walls at an angle of 90 degrees.
24. From a million miles away, NASA captured the moon passing through the Earth. Obviously, this is not a fake. If it was faked, I think they would have done it more realistically. Due to the lack of global lighting in space, it gives the feel of a 90s video game and looks very flat.
25. Traffic jams on Mount Everest, like long queues on a busy weekend at a ski resort.
26. This memorable photograph of the Sikamokuna skylight shows a spectacular sight of lava flowing naturally deep underground. Photography by Dr. László Kestet.
27. On the arid coast of the Atacama Desert in Chile, naturally occurring mummified remains have been found, dating back to about 7000 BC. Imagine these people have been sitting there for 9,000 years.
28. Let's visit some interesting labs, such as the Deep Subsurface Neutrino Experiment (DUNE).
29. In Japan, some fruits are very expensive and are considered luxury.
30. This photograph was taken by Steve McCurry in 1992 and shows farm workers in front of the Big Buddha in the Bamiyan Valley. Sadly, however, eleven years later the statue was destroyed by the Taliban, an event that shocked the world.