The "Hasanlu lovers" died around 800 B.C. and were discovered in 1972.

 

They died in what seems to be an embrace or kiss, and remained that way for over 2800 years.

Australian University develops the World's first Bionic Eye to fully restore the vision of blind people

 

A mammoth tusk just found in the Arctic

 

Australian soldiers after being liberated from a Japanese concentration camp in 1945

 

Worlds first heartless human able to live w/o a pulse.

 

Picture was taken in March 2011, man was Craig Lewis, and 55 years of age when he was diagnosed with amyloidosis. It’s a rare autoimmune disease that fills organs with buildups of protein that causes kidney, heart, and liver failure. They installed a continuous flow device that allowed the blood to move freely and circulate his body, replacing the heart.

Ever wonder what happens to a wasp when squished by a train?

 

Moose running on water to start a new religion

 

A Russian photographer captured this magical moment between a squirrel and a bird

 

Demonstrating tank stabilization system with a pint of beer.

 

The US $7.2 million check used to buy Alaska from Russia.

 

One of the oldest houses in France, built in 1491

 

Man frozen in time

 

This Wild Icelandic Horse

 

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A bonsai apple tree growing a full-sized apple

 

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This carved watermelon in the shape of Venom

 

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