Interesting As Fuck...

[SamSneed]

This is Japanese veteran from WW2. His name is Hiroo Onoda. He managed to survive 30 years after the war ended in Filipinas jungle where he kept fighting because he didn't know the war was over and refused to give up. Only his old captain personally convinced him to go home.

Nigga loyal af

 

[SamSneed]

TDIH: The King of Sweden, Karl XII, was fatally shot through the head (1718)

Damn they shot that nigga with a fuckin cannon

 

[717jet]

It was illegal not to wear a face mask in 1918 because of the Spanish Flu

 

[717jet]

Wild bananas often contain large seeds, the bananas we eat have been specially bred over the years to be seedless.

 

[717jet]

This is a real creature called an Oarfish

 

[717jet]

Japanese railroad workers build special tunnels to save turtles from death.

 

[717jet]

Breathtaking shot of a Siberian Tiger in the snow. Looks like a King sitting on his throne.

 

[717jet]

48 million year old insect preserved in amber

 

[717jet]

This male lion's mane is incredible.

 

[717jet]

Hybrid Assistive Limb or HAL, a Japanese Exosuit that can give superhuman strength

 

[717jet]

Marlon Brando's mouthpiece for Vito Corleone

 

[717jet]

Botanical Park of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil. Founded in 1808, it is considered one of the richest and most important in the world

 

[717jet]

Temperature in Oymyakon, Sakha Republic, Russia. This rural locality in Russia, is the coldest permanently inhabited settlement on Earth.

 

[717jet]

This koala being treated for burns on his paws

 

[717jet]

1 in 10,000 white killer whale

 

[717jet]

It was in 1998 when the Japanese electronics giant Sony was careless enough to release 700,000 camcorders that had the adroitness to see through people’s clothes. Sony has modified its NightShot camera, but didn't recall camcorders that were already on shelves

 

[717jet]

A gun made for Francesco Morozini, Duke of Venice (1619-1694). Pull the silk bookmark to shoot while the book is closed.

 

[PsiBorg]

This male lion's mane is incredible.

Look's like someone gave the Big Homie a perm... I see you, Pimpin!

 

[717jet]

the one on the left is Priscila Beatrice the Brazilian double of Rihanna.

 

[717jet]

German officers wearing a device that detects enemy aircraft, Western Front WW1

 

[717jet]

Proposed expansion to the White House in 1901

 

[717jet]

This is what the final hours of a male lion's life looks like. Held his head up to the end, a warrior.

 

[SamSneed]

48 million year old insect preserved in amber

Dope af

 

[Shaka54]

Dope af

I'll bet the Neanderthals weren't too fond of these bed bugs.

 

[SirRahX]

Nice thread!

 

[jerrynuevo]

Green Beret Nicholas Lavery had his leg shattered and amputated above the knee in 2013 then returned for two tours in Afghanistan in 2015 and 2017.

He is all the way brainwashed. Bless his little misguided heart

 

[BEAR167]

BUMP

 

[Bluelaser]

Damn they shot that nigga with a fuckin cannon

The “kulknappen,” or “bullet-button” discovered in 1924 and believed by some to have been the projectile used to kill Charles XII.
A recent investigation discovered it bore fragmentary traces of the same group of DNA as the blood that still stains King Charles’s gloves.

 

[SamSneed]

I'll bet the Neanderthals weren't too fond of these bed bugs.

Their blood trash anyways lol

 

[717jet]

You can connect a USB stick with a small adapter to an android smart phone and it can then read the stick

 

[717jet]

Bighorn sheep caught in power line. Occasionally animals get hung up on new lines that are raised and tensioned.

 

[717jet]

When Chris, the escaped Merino sheep, was found in the Australian wilderness, he had a record breaking shaving session, they removed 41,5 kg (91.5 lb) of fleece.

 

[717jet]

During the cold war the CIA was experimenting on new weapons and made the heart attack gun. The gun had a dart containing a frozen poison that when injected into the bloodstream causes a heart attack. It's hard to trace during an autopsy. They could assassinate someone and leave no evidence behind.

 

[717jet]

The incredible armor of Henry II, King of France (circa 1555)

 

[717jet]

USS Zumwalt cutting through the water.