21 images that could change the way you see the world

Nathan Johnson Published 10/31/2018 in wow

fascinating pics

1.
What potato chip bags look like at a convenience store at 7,438 feet above sea level!
2.
A telephone cable cut open
3.
The inside of this apple was eaten by wasps.
4.
A coin with a secret
5.
“Saw a pregnant squirrel for the first time today.”
6.
The time has almost come.
7.
“Holding hands with a Japanese giant salamander”
8.
This old sundial has multi-oriented panels that show the time in countries all around the world.
9.
“Some frog eggs that I found on a post”
10.
In South Korea, rainwater is stored through a hydraulic system so it can later clean up the streets.
11.
That’s what a peeled raw egg looks like.
12.
The eyes of a mollusk
13.
“My plate for lunch is a recycled milk carton from Denmark.”
14.
“This blue crayfish I found in the mountains of West Virginia”
15.
A perfectly rectangular iceberg
16.
$2 coins from the Cook Islands are triangular.
17.
A 150-year-old bonsai
18.
A rainbow tree opal
19.
A part of a woolly mammoth’s skull
20.
One of the oldest rocks in existence, the Murchison Meteorite. It’s 4,600,000,000 years old.
21.
An Anatis labiculata ladybug

1.
What potato chip bags look like at a convenience store at 7,438 feet above sea level!
2.
A telephone cable cut open
3.
The inside of this apple was eaten by wasps.
4.
A coin with a secret
5.
“Saw a pregnant squirrel for the first time today.”
6.
The time has almost come.
7.
“Holding hands with a Japanese giant salamander”
8.
This old sundial has multi-oriented panels that show the time in countries all around the world.
9.
“Some frog eggs that I found on a post”
10.
In South Korea, rainwater is stored through a hydraulic system so it can later clean up the streets.
11.
That’s what a peeled raw egg looks like.
12.
The eyes of a mollusk
13.
“My plate for lunch is a recycled milk carton from Denmark.”
14.
“This blue crayfish I found in the mountains of West Virginia”
15.
A perfectly rectangular iceberg
16.
$2 coins from the Cook Islands are triangular.
17.
A 150-year-old bonsai
18.
A rainbow tree opal
19.
A part of a woolly mammoth’s skull
20.
One of the oldest rocks in existence, the Murchison Meteorite. It’s 4,600,000,000 years old.
21.
An Anatis labiculata ladybug