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The halo in the Norwegian sky, the face of people crying on ice, the self-moving rock in the Death Valley are the most popular images this year.
A British photographer took countless impressive photos while searching for tens of tons of humpback whales on American waters.
The white shark shows off its hideous, jagged teeth or bites into each other, looking like they're laughing. Below are pictures of gods in the ocean.
The crescent moon combined with Jupiter and Venus on either side formed a smiley face last night. This amazing image can be observed in many countries around the world.
Great white sharks are predators that live in coastal areas throughout the oceans.
The Canadian man was not terrified to find a creature with a strange appearance in a forest at Gaspé Island, Québec.
The action squirrel with 'assertive face', causing the owl to leave the nest.
Is this worm really real? If it is true, how interesting is Mother Nature?
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration simulates the ocean floor under data collected from satellites and boats.
People with Trichotillomania syndrome tend to like pulling hair or pulling hair on the face and limbs, when stressful and anxious.
Earth's tectonic plates are on a moving, soft layer, which slowly changes the face of the Earth over time.
Cat lovers always want to show their affection by acting like cuddling or cuddling. But the sad thing is that humans and cats have a way of showing their love with diffe…
A Norwegian physicist is ready to face danger to prove the laws of physics proposed by Isaac Newton in the 17th century.
Simone Giertz - the girl who claims to be a professional and deeply passionate producer with robots has just introduced her latest product, the world's most exotic alarm…
Dogs and cats often snatch or bark at their shadow in the mirror. However, what happens when larger, wild animals are first seen in the mirror?