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Meet the lovely deep sea Blackdragon fish... it is so toothy that even its tongue has razor-sharp teeth.
 

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An Antarctica ice core that shows years like "rings of a tree", with a dark layer of volcanic ash that settled on the ice sheet approximately 21,000 years ago
 

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The Mindblowing Mount Roraima One of the most fascinating and oldest geographical formations in the world, Mount Roraima is nothing short of mindblowing.
 

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This guy built his dog a separate room in his house and it's pretty cool
 

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Legendary scientist Marie Curie’s tomb in the Panthéon in Paris. Her tomb is lined with an inch thick of lead as radiation protection for the public. Her remains are radioactive to this day.
 

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This mother in 1948 hiding her face from shame because she could not afford to feed her kids so she put them for sale!
 

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Incredible underground cave complex deep beneath the forests of Guangxi, China. The structure, which can be seen in the picture below, has a volume of 236 million cubic feet and depth of 2,172 feet. People base jump into this on a periodic basis! Just wild!
 

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This is the Blue Glaucus, also known as the Blue Dragon. They are immune to venom so they can kill and eat there favorite venomous prey, the Portuguese man o' war jellyfish. Killing the jellyfish gives them the ability to take the jellyfish's venom and use it themselves.
 

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These are stretchers used in WW2 to carry injured civilians during the Blitz. They were made out of steel so they could easily be disinfected after a gas attack. During the war around 600,000 of them were made. Some of them were repurposed as railings in post-war London.
 

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Thousands of torches placed in terraced fields by villagers praying for a good harvest in Guilin, China (2017)
 

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John Rosengrant, special effects artist, wearing a dinosaur suit in Jurassic Park movie set.
 

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This is Daisuke Inoue, the inventor of karaoke. He did not patent the machine because he wanted to "teach the world to sing". He earned nothing from the billion dollar industry his invention has spawned and has no regrets. Photo is of him and the very first karaoke machine ever made.
 

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The Mata Mata freshwater turtle found in South America, primarily in the Amazon and Orinoco basins.
 

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Chutes & Ladders was created by the 13th century Indian poet saint Gyandev. Originally called 'Mokshapat', the ladders in the game represented virtues and the snakes indicated vices. The game went several changes, the moral remains the same. Evil deeds lead to a cycle of re-births with suffering.
 

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A stone bracelet believed to be the oldest of its kind in the world. It's dated to be as old as 60,000 to 40,000 years. It was discovered in Altai, Siberia. Scientists say that it could have been made by Denisovans who are prehistoric ancestors of humans.