These are some unbelievable moving-picture show , that ’s for sure .
1.This is what a human hand looks like compared to a gorilla’s hand:
2.The eyes of Michelangelo’s “David” are heart-shaped:
3.Sun screen is very, very, very, very important:
4.You can buy a signed Babe Ruth baseball from Costco:
5.Huntington Beach in California used to have a bunch of oil derricks on top of it:
6.This is the view from the toilet on the 155th floor of the United Arab Emirates' Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world:
7.Lemons float while limes sink:
8.This is Canadian rancher Jim Sautner and his pet buffalo Bailey, a two-ton bison he raised and let live in his home:
9.Here’s an ad for that website google.com from 1999:
10.This is what a baby hummingbird looks like next to a raspberry:
11.Some bathrooms in the UK have headrests for men using the urinal to rest against:
12.Speaking of which, some German pubs have dedicated “puke sinks,” for, you know, pukin':
13.This is what a turtle getting an X-ray looks like:
14.This is what a human’s skeleton looks like next to the forelimb of a whale:
15.This is a scene from a London record store in the 1960s, where people used individual record players and booths to listen to music:
16.This is Hans Steininger, a man known for his four-foot beard that allegedly caused his death after hetrippedon it:
17.The beard is a now in a museum:
18.Sometimes plucked hairs can take on fun little shapes:
19.This is what a wild peanut growing out of the ground looks like:
20.This is the bust of President Franklin D. Roosevelt that was used as a model for the design on the dime:
21.Baby zebras are born with brown stripes before they eventually turn black:
22.The picture, from 1930, shows what the Empire State Building looked like while it was under construction:
23.This is what a handful of 200 year old nails look like compared to modern nails:
24.So many people lose their hats at the Hoover Dam that there’s basically a hat graveyard at the bottom:
25.This is what first class looked like on a plane in the 1950s:
26.2XL is the United States is equivalent to 4XL in Australia and Europe:
27.And, finally, this is what the OTHER side of a ladybug looks like:
