Material: silver, gold, rose-cut diamonds, enamel, velvet, silk. In this close-up, there are two sets of tentacles: short tentacles in the inner ring and longer tentacles originating from the base of the bell.

"Silver Egg with Imitation Silk Bow" made by Theodore Alexander Budil of the Russian Empire, late 19th to early 20th century. Material: silver, gold, rose-cut diamonds, enamel, velvet, silk.

Medusa, a transparent jellyfish, was photographed at a depth of about 3,900 meters (12,800 feet) in Puerto Rico. In this close-up, there are two sets of tentacles: short tentacles in the inner ring and longer tentacles originating from the base of the bell. They use nematocysts or stingers to capture prey. The light emitted by the mining vessels affects the behavior of the Medusas, who migrate back and forth between deep and shallow water twice a year.

Sweet chestnuts lie on the woodland in Kent, England, after strong winds blew them from the trees. Deciduous sweet chestnuts were introduced to Britain by the Romans and were widely cultivated. Their fruits could be ground into powder and eaten.

Bike lane in motion.

Harpsichord made of poplar wood by Henri Hemsch in Paris around 1736, with intricate painting and woodwork. Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Octagonal polyps, with eight hollow tentacles edged by small branches called leaflets. Octagonal corals use these tentacles to capture organic matter for food. Fine sediments released by the mining industry make the oceans more turbid, which can damage the octocorals' suspended feeders.

The painting depicts Napoleon Napoleon's return from exile on the island of Elba in 1815 during the Hundred Days Campaign. After arriving in Paris, Napoleon regained the throne of French Emperor even though Louis XVII had fled to Belgium.

Switchback Railroad, the first roller coaster in New York City. Opened in 1884, it has a speed of 9.6 kilometers per hour and a length of 0.18288 kilometers.

Hydrothermal vents in the Pacific Law Basin. These geysers, or hot springs, on the ocean floor spray heated water into otherwise cold depths. Churning destroys these important habitats, which could lead to the extinction of species elsewhere in the ocean.

This tentacled sea creature is called Relicanthus sp. It lives in the deep sea at 4100 meters and is a new order of cnidaria. It is attached to the tubercle of the sponge stem. Mining on the seabed may disrupt the chemical energy supply that provides food for them and change the biological chain of Haiti . This damage is irreversible to them.

An aquatic algae called Macarenia, which is what gives the water its pink color, can be seen in the rural area of ​​San José de Guaviare, Colombia.

A bulldozer can also be used as a toy, but I don’t know why it is driven into a ditch. Is it possible to drive without a license?

Large wine glass with tulips , hyacinths , roses and carnations . Turkish , Ottoman Empire , 16th century.

Collection of kayaks on the canal in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The three-legged fish is one of many species harmed by deep-sea mining. They hunt by perching on fins on the seafloor, facing the current, which they pump fluid into so that they sometimes become like stilts. Any noise, light and vibration from the seabed will affect the ecosystem here.

"Ornamental Hairpin" from the Russian Empire, 1770-1780s. Material: Gold, Silver, Uncut Diamonds, Steel and Foil.

The solar-powered electric bicycle made by Jesper Frausig feels like this thing is finished as soon as you touch it.

mediterranean juvenile spider crab . Researchers have successfully bred more than 1,200 pups of this species and ensured a survival rate of over 70% to date.

What the big server looks like after it falls.

Photo of fire at Balswar Landfill, Delhi, India. April 26 to May 1, 2022.

14th century Hungarian warhammer, from Hungarian National Museum.

A Eurasian jay feeds among a gardenia bush covered with red berries in Aberystwyth, Wales.

Brass Plated Christopher Columbus Matchbox. 1892.

The motorcycle kept trying to dodge, but in the end he failed.

Overestimating one's capabilities.

Promotional tool for the 1925 film "The Lost World".

Honolulu newspaper, the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

A Eurasian blue tit seen in Victory Park on Poklonnaya Mountain in Moscow, Russia.

Something didn't look right about this resort in northern Mississippi.

Ancient Greek bronze found at Achaemenid Susa, made around the 6th century BC, in the form of a sheep joint bone.

Although crab spiders are spiders, they do not build webs. They hide on flowers and ambush pollinators. They are lazy and a little clever spiders.

The wings of the plane cut off the roof cover.

Russian Tsar's "Shichak Helmet", 16th century. Material: steel, copper.

lined up to take photos.

These vibrant sea anemones sponges and octagonal corals form a diverse coral community of coral gardens and sea cliffs in the southwestern Indian Ocean.

I didn’t expect it to be true, and I was shocked.

The marble throne of the Amphiareion Theater in Orops, Greece, is 2,000 years old.

Jellyfish swarm in the waters of the Black Sea near the port of Odessa, Ukraine.

The third generation bridge of Wales . Every bridge has a story.

Height increasing shoes with slight height.

Anglo-Saxon gold ring, England, 9th century, from British Museum.

A lonely rabbit enjoys a golden sunset in Richmond Park, London. This photo, taken by Mitchell Lewis, was the winner in the wildlife category of the 2021 National Geographic Traveler (UK) photography competition.

If this jar contains gold coins, it will be distributed. Copper coins are also acceptable.