General Steve Irwin loves grappling

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Steve Irwin was beloved for his wild life conservation, but did you know one of his other big passions was grappling? Irwin would regularly train with his security guards in-between filming episodes of his TV show.

 

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Elvis was actually blonde. Here's a rare picture from the Graceland mansion.

 

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Passengers boarding an airborne zeppelin from the top of the Empire State building.

 

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Bruce Lee wearing his wife's clothes

 

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Chichen Itza when it was discovered in 1892 vs. Present-day.

 

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Deep sea angler (Black seadevil) caught on a research expedition by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS). This specimen was alive for a few minutes wben it was brought up. It had a set of pharyngeal appendages that acted like two fingers that could actively pull food deeper into its body.

 

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Rendering of how the Great Pyramid looked in its original state with limestone casing stones that formed its smooth outer surface

 

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Two sharks surfing at Red Bluff, a remote surf break about 14 hours north of Perth, Western Australia.

 

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Only 58-61 Javan Rhinoceros are remained in the world. Population went extinct in south east Asia due to Vietnam war and poaching.

 

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Before becoming a politician, Abraham Lincoln was a champion wrestler with over 300 bouts and 1 loss in his career. He was inducted into the wrestling hall of fame in 1992.

 

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This bathroom in a penthouse in Mexico has a view of an elevator shaft 15 floors straight down

 

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Curiosity rover, 7 years apart, on Mars.

 

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A baby anteater looks like baby Yoda!

 

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Cats have fewer toes on their back paws Like most four-legged mammals, they have five toes on the front, but their back paws only have four toes

 

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Vice president of Taiwan "moonlights" as baseball commentator while promoting late-night street food

 

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This is a 393-years old Greenland Shark that was located in the Arctic Ocean. It's been wandering the ocean since 1627. It is the oldest living vertebrate known on the planet.

 

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Pigeons with cameras were used in WW1 for aerial reconnaissance.

 

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A sphinx cat kitten

 

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Train equipped with flamethrowers to defrost railways switches. Switzerland, 1968

 

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A public toilet in Paris in the 1800s

 

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Ultra Realistic Tattoo

 

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True size of a Siberian Tiger

 

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Means of communicating on a motorcycle, 1960s

 

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American one-man helicopter known as the DH-4 Heli-Vector. Developed by Lackner Helicopters in the mid-1950s