Video: The world's largest firefighting aircraft, Boeing 737
China has successfully built and tested the world's largest firefighter, approximately the size of a Boeing 737 and 37m long.
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China has successfully built and tested the world's largest firefighter, approximately the size of a Boeing 737 and 37m long.
A former NASA engineer built the world's largest water gun, able to fire a jet of water at 437 km / h.
The world's largest private yacht of Russian billionaire Andrey Igorevich Melnichenko is swimming in Monaco after undergoing the final tests.
Obviously, the largest gun in the world, it would be as big as a bullet gun.
The giant blue topaz stone in London's Museum of Natural History, England holds the world's largest record with a weight of 9,381 carats.
An American animal expert found a huge, slippery, black slug in a coastal lagoon in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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Dozens of flights yesterday were interrupted when Japan's largest active volcano erupted, lifting up 1,000-meter-high haze of dust and rocking everywhere.
A huge glowing fireball and glowing bright like a meteor was observed in England.
While walking through the Strait of Gibraltar, an animal researcher happened to capture a beautiful moment when a fin whale jumped out of the water.
Historically, Nokia has been the largest mobile device manufacturer in the world, wherever we see the presence of this brand.
Costa Concordia cruise ship is the largest ship in the world, weighing 114,500 tons, 290m long (Double legendary Titanic) was sunk due to crashing on the shores of Gigli…
Giant python, one of the world's largest snake-sized reptiles, has extremely sharp hunting capabilities.
When seeing the giant mushroom, many people living in Puxiong town, Yunnan province quickly recorded the image with a phone or camera device.
After an unsuccessful fishing day in the Norwegian Sea, Michael Eisele from Germany, returning to the port with his friends, suddenly caught fish.