01: The ring of the Mughal Dynasty in India, the eagle beak on it is not for decoration, but for hooking bowstrings and archery.
02: A glimpse of traditional shoemaking workshops in the 19th century, when shoes were all handmade. The shoemaker’s attention to detail is supreme. Everything is focused on quality rather than quantity, and it is real craftsmanship. Shoemakers often use leather, wood and plant materials and are usually composed of multiple parts to improve the durability of the sole. By the end of the 20th century, shoemaking was almost completely mechanized and all were carried out in large factories.
03: Feeling the wild nature, a Queensland couple in Australia encounters a carpet python hanging from a tree, which is eating one of the largest bats they have ever seen.
04: In August 1964, 3,000 men participated in the construction of the 246-meter-high Chase Manhattan Bank in New York. Chase National Bank and Manhattan Company merged in 1955, thus creating Chase Manhattan Bank, which was completed.
05: This cliff-built house has the most awesome and terrifying sea views, and the roof has a huge swimming pool flush with the ground. This stunning pool offers an incredible experience, especially on the infinite edges overlooking the vast ocean.
06: Ancient Roman gladiator, there are at least six different types.
07: A bar in Paris in the 1890s where you can experience nightlife. Although it looks weird and even a little creepy, this place was very popular at the time.
08: After Carl's uncle passed away, he inherited his uncle's inheritance. These include a 1937 Bugatti Type 57S Atalante, which only 43 were produced that year and were auctioned for $4.4 million in 2009. Why don’t I have such an uncle? [Tear][Tear]
09: Unopened 200 years ago in the Baltic shipwreck, a group of divers dived into the Baltic Sea and stumbled upon the treasure house of champagne in a sunken trade caravan near the Finnish coast, with a total of 168 bottles. French champagne, which had been preserved for 200 years in nearly perfect conditions, was brought to the water.
10: Scene of New York City citizens celebrated on the streets after Japan announced their surrender.
11: The 1920 fitness machine, this machine is very popular because it thinks you don't need to do anything, just sit in a chair.
12: A small tree house chapel built in 1669 and is still in use today. This ancient oak tree is located in a small village in France with two small churches, the strongest after thousands of years of ravage wars and storms and is still in use today!
13: Foodies look at it. This traditional Uzbek dish consists of rice, raisins, carrot and spices and meat. It is usually cooked with fat-tail fat and eaten with lamb.
14: "Adult Package" is a Japanese treatment that corrects posture and relieves body stiffness by wrapping the body in a large cloth that mimics the comfort of the mother's uterus. As we all know, long working hours lead to posture problems and body stiffness in many Japanese people. Massage and stretching have long been the most popular way to solve these problems, but now some claim to have come up with better solutions to help practitioners relax by recreating the comfort of their mother's uterus.
15: St. George's Church is located in a village called Lukova in , Czech Republic. It was built in 1352 and was used until 1968, when the ceiling collapsed during the funeral. In recent years, Czech has been transformed, first adding creepy art. The benches in the church are lined with ghosts, representing the Germans who prayed before World War II .
16: When foxes sneak into their prey, they will sneak in the northeast direction, with a success rate of about 73%, which is much greater than other directions.
17: Young Adolf Hitler celebrates in the crowd Germany's announcement of the start of World War I .
18: The largest and deadliest weapon in Russian history, it can be a ship or an aircraft. Equipped with 8 huge jet engines with adjustable nozzles, each with thrust of 28,000 pounds, which is equivalent to 224,000 pounds of thrust pushing this behemoth within a range of 1931-3,218 kilometers. It is able to support the entire crew for 5 days without resupply. Although tests have never been conducted, the ship is said to be able to transport 900 soldiers when needed.
19: The bill voted by Scotland is intended to eliminate so-called "menstrual poverty" and provide all sanitary products for free to women who have families who cannot afford to buy feminine hygiene products.
20: Compared with the past 100 years, many things have changed, but one thing that has not changed is love. Although they are both Christians, the couple is one Catholic and the other is Protestant. The husband died in 1880 and was buried in the Protestant cemetery in the town, separated from the Catholic and Jewish cemetery by thick brick walls. When his wife passed away 8 years later, she chose not to be buried in her noble family, but to get as close to her husband as possible. Finally, the two men faced the graves and connected with their hands above the wall. Couples who are not allowed to be buried will always hold hands.
21: Marcos Rodriguez Pantoya lived in a wolf pack in the mountainous areas of the Spanish province of Cordoba for 12 years. At the age of 19, he was discovered by the Spanish National Guard and returned to civilization. But even now, at the age of 72, he is not adapted to life in the crowd.
22: Europa ethnicity Girls are usually precocious. When girls reach the age of fourteen or fifteen, they will have the figure of women in their 20s in other countries, and their appearance is beyond words.
23: An abandoned power plant in , Belgium, gives people a feeling of despair.
24: Tanzania herd of buffaloes, view from Google Earth map.
25: This is an old black and white photo from 1935, which is an old steam train engine. This was taken in a train workshop, and the steam locomotive was first developed in the UK in the early 19th century and was not used for rail transportation until the mid-20th century.
26: Japanese crab spider, weighing 19 kilograms and having a claw span of 5.5 meters. It is an important part of Japanese cuisine and is actively fished and is on the verge of extinction.
27: The gate of Alaska Arctic National Park, located at the gate of Arctic National Park and Reserve north of the Alaska Arctic Circle, the forest turns from lush green to golden in autumn.
28: angiography at the University of Virginia Medical Center showed the patient's cerebrovascular system. Is there any expert? We can't understand anyway!
29: Ancient reliefs of the gods depicting Assyrian found outside the palace of Iraq, including the main god Asur and his spouse Mulisu, who stand on lions, dragons and other animals.
30: Tibetan snow chicken, one of the rare species recorded in Mount Everest .
