This place just moved up behind Rennes le Chateau in the list of weird foreign places I would like to visit.

A giant ice bed for red panda on a hot day

This is how he gets all his dates. (pretty stinkin' cool)

Tigers are solitary animals, they love huge personal space. Lions are social animals, these two are bonded friends, overcoming their differences

Best eyes on the planet fooled by glass

Bro saved so much money

This guy was hunting and this incredible moment happened...

Actor Gary Sinise took over 1,000 children of fallen soldiers to Disneyland, free of charge

A puffer fish's defense mechanism at work

Aristocratic Fury is one of the best accounts on this platform! <3

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If the bike makes it at least, I'd count it.

This is the Tower of Hercules, in Spain — the oldest lighthouse in the world. But when the Romans built it 2,000 years ago, they didn't come up with the design by themselves. They copied the world's first lighthouse, all the way from Egypt... 🧵

The most genius life-saving device of World War || (WWII) wasn't a weapon, med or vehicle. It was a metal box floating along the English Channel. Here's how these "sea hotels" changed combat survival forever:

It's hard to grasp the true size of St. Peter’s Basilica until you realize: The Statue of Liberty could stand comfortably inside... with 143 feet to spare.

A Russian man found a shepherd with a broken collar, her newborn pups abandoned in a box under the bushes, one already gone, the rest dying from heat. She was dehydrated but trusted him. He took them to the vet, then home. Now mama and her babies are safe and healthy.

Watch as a fox dodges a falcon’s capture not once, not twice, but three times

In 1994, archaeologists found a 7,000-year-old temple so strange they almost buried it again. The Göbekli Tepe was by prehistoric hunter-gatherers without metal, tools, or language. If you think the Pyramid was impressive, this would blow your mind:

It's incredible that this knight died peacefully. A reward for a life well and fully lived! The Medieval Scholar is a great follow, btw.

Humanity and it's past accomplishments will always astound and excite me. Also, like a real nerd, Skara Brae will always remind me of Ultima. 🤓😃