There is no limit to the extraordinary elements in life. Even if you are someone who has experienced in this subject, nature always continues to offer you amazing things and thanks to the internet, you have the opportunity to see these rare images.
You will find a piece from many fields, from technology to physics, from biology to geography, in these 25 images that you will not find easily. If you are ready to be surprised, here are those extraordinary visuals that will increase your heart rate:
A bee shot with a high resolution camera.
The face of a five-week-old human embryo. About 9mm long. The period when openings for the mouth, nostrils, and eyes begin to form.
The nervous system that arises from the brain and spinal cord and branches out and equips every part of the body.
If the idea that chickens were ancestors of dinosaurs still sounds ridiculous, take a look at this image: A baby t-rex!
The skeleton of the puffer fish (blowfish) is much denser than most fish species.
If it were possible to capture all the waters on Earth at once, the image would appear:
Cumbre Vieja Volcano on La Palma Island expands the island day by day.
A flock of starlings covering Rome.
Scars on a man’s body after contact with a box jellyfish (a very venomous species). A near-fatal case.
Found in the nest of a harpy eagle. It has an average weight of 8-10 kg and is among the strongest eagle species with a wingspan of 2.2 m.
Subconjunctival hemorrhage (bleeding in the eye) occurs as a result of the bursting of a small vessel under the conjunctiva, the mucous layer that covers the parts of the eye that are in contact with the external environment.
The conjunctiva cannot absorb the blood quickly, so the blood becomes trapped. Patients do not even realize they have a subconjunctival hemorrhage until they look in the mirror and see that the whites of their eyes turn bright red. Despite its bloody appearance, a problem in visual quality is not expected.
Change of the human skull according to the period in which it was found.
A “rainbow of fire” displayed over the US state of West Virginia.
In order for the fire rainbow to occur when the sun’s horizon temperature is above 58 degrees, the hexagonal ice crystals that form the cirrus clouds must be located in the form of thick plates parallel to the ground.
Xylaria polymorpha, called “Dead Man’s Finger,” is a saprobic fungus.
Don’t look at it looking like it’s traveling, it’s actually attacking its prey.
The nerve connection of our teeth with the brain.
The oldest known diving suit. It is thought to date from the 18th century. It was donated to the Raahe Museum by a Finnish sailor.
Microscopic view of the hole left by the needle in the skin.
Despite losing his feet, “I’m not down, I’m standing!” a seagull who can say
A deep rift located in Utah’s Canyonland National Park.
An unfortunate person who was stopped by a giant block while fleeing the wrath of Vesuvius.
Gary Turner has his name written in the Guinness Book of Records with his skin having an elastic structure and his skin is 15.87 cm long.
A near-perfect rectangular iceberg created by nature.
A rock found in Algeria. Looks like a fat hedgehog.
Potato varieties grown in Peru.
There is a biocultural heritage site made up of five indigenous Quechua communities. The region is known worldwide for its efforts to preserve the local potato (conserving more than 1,300 potato varieties, making the region the home of the largest potato variety in the world).
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