What are some amazing facts that not many people know about?

 1- This is what a human eye looks like after a keratoprosthesis, which is a surgical procedure in which a diseased cornea is replaced with an artificial cornea.

2- It's a herd of zebras, but at first glance the photo reflects their shadows. If you zoom in or out, you'll see the zebras.

3- Glass frogs (Centrolenidae) are native to and distributed throughout South and Central America. There are many examples of this type of frog with translucent skin, and experts say this evolution may be a way to avoid predators. Interestingly, they are among the 0.2% of amphibian species that have a heart visible through their skin.

4- Visual representation of the amount of copper extracted from a mine.

To create this image, photographer Dillon Marsh took a photo of the original mine, then collected data on the amount of metal collected, and developed CGI images of the metal mass in real-world proportions.

What are some amazing facts about the ocean?

 Here are 10 amazing facts about the ocean.

1.

It is said that there are approximately 20 million tons of gold lying dormant

in the world's oceans .

2. The Great Barrier Reef, the largest biological structure on Earth, stretches 1,243 miles (2,000.42 km) and can be seen from the Moon.

3. Over the past 10 years, an average of 600,000 barrels (95,392.38 kl) of crude oil have spilled from ships annually due to accidents.

4. More than 3.5 billion people depend on the ocean as their primary food source.

5.

Hundreds of millions of sharks are killed annually

for the meat and fins used in shark fin soup

. Hunters typically capture sharks, remove their fins while they are still alive, and throw them into the sea to drown or die from excessive bleeding.

6. The Arctic Ocean is almost entirely covered in sea ice during winter. Icebreakers are mainly used during the summer.

7. Mount Everest (highest point on Earth's surface: 5.49 miles) is more than 1 mile (1.609 km) shorter than the Challenger Trench (deepest point of the ocean: 6.86 miles).

The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in the world's oceans. The trench is approximately 2,550 km long. At its southern end lies the Challenger Trench, a small, groove-like valley on the ocean floor, which reaches a maximum depth of 10,911 km.

8. The longest continuous mountain range on Earth is located underwater and stretches for over 40,000 miles (64,373.76 km).

9. The average temperature in the ocean is 2ºC (approximately 39ºF).

10. More than 90% of international trade is conducted by ship, and about half of international communication is conducted via submarine cables.

What are some amazing pics of reality vs expectations?

 Let me make this into fun and unexpected .

Never expect anything , Life is full of mysteries.

Expect the unexpected !!!

What is the most amazing photo you've ever taken?

 The marble steps of the Leaning Tower of Pisa have been used for walking for 500 years.

A newborn with the placenta still attached.

Times Square, 1903.

Bruce Lee, 18 years old, and his mentor in 1958.

The sight of amniotic fluid squirting during childbirth.

A photograph of two ancient statues against the backdrop of a blood moon.

A couple sleeping in a shelter during World War II, prepared for bombing raids.

A burlesque singer named Zolita is walking her pet snake. 1930.

An elephant is holding a circus performer in its mouth. United States, 1937.

In the early 1900s, there was a man with incredibly elastic skin, Felix Verre.

What are some amazing facts about Switzerland?

 

• Nearly half of marriages in Switzerland end in divorce.

• If there is a nuclear war, Switzerland has enough bunkers to house its entire population.

• To apply for Swiss citizenship, you must have lived in Switzerland for at least 12 years.

• Switzerland is the world's largest chocolate producer.

• Switzerland was originally called Helvetia.

• Swiss chocolate makers Henri 'Nestle' and 'Daniel Peter' were the first to create milk chocolate.

• Teaching is one of the highest paid professions in Switzerland

• Most of the world's luxury watches are manufactured in Switzerland such as Tissot, TAG Heuer, Rolex and Patek Philippe.

• Snowboarding, skiing and mountaineering are popular sports in Switzerland.

• Assisted suicide is legal in Switzerland (translator's note: assistance is usually from a doctor or medical professional, under certain conditions)