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The ice on the Alpes Mountains in Switzerland wears a few tens of centimeters each year. It is predicted that this ice sheet will melt completely in 2050. Roland scienti…
Many Ho Chi Minh City residents, when going to the streets, must wear masks to limit breathing of harmful substances, especially emissions, dust and smoke ... It is worr…
Two priests are on vacation in Hawaii. They decided to turn it into a real vacation by not wearing anything that could indicate that they were clergy.
Recently, the Daily Mail published pictures of the Korean peninsula still a unified block. The photo was taken over 100 years ago and shows a very peaceful scene in Kore…
A beautiful, lively robot like a real person wearing a costume is paying attention at the 2016 Summer Davos Forum in Tianjin City, China.
Smash your head against the wall to test the durability of your hat, wear an anti-toxic mask to remove ... are pictures that may interest you when you experience life fo…
In the autumn weather, all over the United States wear on the bright beauty of temperate forests transforming themselves with red-yellow leaves, staining for more tranqu…
Hundreds of wildfires are on the island of Sumatra, causing the lives of Indonesian people to turn upside down.
Chickens wear papal hats, dancing bears, and two-headed pelicans ... are the most impressive animal images of the past week.
Did you know about golden monkey head dog, molasses, goose or owl? Here are interesting pictures of these animals.
Monkey driving toy machine, dog wearing stylish black glasses. Here are the most beautiful animal photos of the year by Reuters.
Wearing a strange shape of airbags, lenses, or regular, undulating waves, clouds make viewers feel like they're lost in another world.
Ancient people on Easter Island used ramps and tow ropes to wear hats for about 100 giant stone statues.