Marvel at 35 familiar images that become incredibly bizarre under a microscope
Needle, thread, sugar, salt, pepper, rust, flies, mosquitoes ... very familiar but under the magnifying microscope is extremely bizarre.
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Needle, thread, sugar, salt, pepper, rust, flies, mosquitoes ... very familiar but under the magnifying microscope is extremely bizarre.
Fried scorpions, baked egg cakes, biltong, guinea pig, salt roasted ants ... are unique sidewalk dishes favored by tourists.
The Lake District in Al-Hasa or the desert in Saudi Arabia is as mysteriously as a fairyland somewhere far away from Earth seen from Google Earth satellites.
The interlocking tunnel system of more than 320 km long, full of works serving the life of the war in South Vietnam, shocked the international tourists.
Travel magazine RoughGuides selects 20 most favorite photos on Picfair, depicting people, attractions, festivals and everyday life.
With an area of over 2.5 million km2, Western Australia is one of the largest and most diverse states in the world with enchanting scenes such as Karijini National For…
The current scene is the result of intense volcanic eruptions that took place thousands of years ago.
Not only does it provide a huge amount of salt, the salt marshes in Sivash (Crimea) also give viewers great views.
Brightly colored butterflies surround turtles in the Amazon, Peru forest, to drink their tears.
Discovered since 1852, herlequin shrimp is considered one of the most formidable assassins for starfish.
The Dead Sea is located in Jordan Valley, east of Jordan and west of the West Bank. This is not only the saltiest lake in the world but also the lowest land on Earth.
Photographer Sam Dobson, from Moscow (Russia) recorded stunning images of the lake
Gloomy, isolated, desolate but still shone with the undeniable beauty - it was the subject of a photo collection of British natural landscapes.
Salar de Uyuni is an arid salt lake located in the southern part of the Altiplano desert of Bolivia.
Ho Zhari Namco is located at an altitude of 4,700m above sea level, as such