That looks pretty bad ass when the water hits it like that tho

I think this is quite amazing

This is Tampa International Airport, Tampa, Florida. This sculpture, titled "Home" is not completely installed yet. I can't wait for the opening!

Amaazing! I didn’t know this existed

Pretty sure there's an alien spaceship down there.

Some of the pictures kinda make it look like a giant crystal

Life Goals

I really want to sail on that wearing a jack sparrow costume

Yay and I live in New Zealand which is the country shown there.

Looks almost like a video game where you know that's where the final boss battle will be.

Oh hell no!

At first I thought they were 2 photos

Truly stunning

Maybe it was once a petrified snake, ya never know

That is scary.

That's a mighty Clydesdale, the greatest breed of horses. They live only about 15 years though, shorter than most other breeds.

It's a picture of the Finland-Norway border

Helicopters or planes can't fly too close directly over it, bc of them getting sucked down into it, due to how it produces its own vortex!😳

WOW! The intricate details in the texture of his skin!!! What a talented artist!!!!!

Holy shite!

We need some perspective.

Woah

Love him!

Megamind is back!

Why the hell do people want to holiday on these monsters. Docking at small islands and polluting our oceans.

It’s usually done in poorer countries such as India and parts of Africa, the job has literally no safety requirements or protection from falls or dismemberment. Bosses buy the ships on contract hiring as many labourers as possible to break down the ship as fast as possible to make profit off the scrap. Most common deaths are falls, getting crushed and asphyxiation from using cutting torches in closed spaces. Most workers get paid Pennies per hour. If the worker survive long enough as a ship breaker they often end up with terrible illnesses from toxic exposure to chemicals or materials.

"Pirates of the Carribean music intensifies"

For some reason, I see a massive frog in the middle.. anyone else see that??? I mean the eye is.. kinda perfect! Right..??

Oh Hell NO !

Imagine what'd happen if he spotted a cute Orca....

And if you were sentenced to death they simply threw you off

It’s giving me dystopian vibes. But it’s till so pretty

Those poor, ancient trees.

Up next : the workds largest termites . . .

Good grief. How many trees died to create this? And no, I'm no tree hugger but this is just outrageous.

It was built in 1905 for the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition and Oriental Fair. After the fair it was donated to the city and then burned in 1964 by a fire of unknown origin. You can find more about the current World Forestry Center and the history of the old building. https://www.worldforestry.org/about-us/history/

disgusting that they thought that they had the right to destroy all these beautiful trees. the arrogance of too many human is appalling.

If they knew then what we know now, maybe they'd leave those trees alone.

I think, we need to focus on doing better at the present time and learning from past misdemeanours instead of arguing about something that vanished in 1964. I think the amount of non-recyclable waste (including various building materials) we are leaving behind today has a much more devastating consequences than the topic being discussed here. On the other hand such a waste of those ancient trees for a very temporary purpose is very sad, Even though the circumstances back then is a bit unclear.

.. or smallest children. How did they accomplish this without modern machines?

Poor trees!

Those big, huge, trees are almost non existent now. Thanks to us...😮‍💨

Ah, it's that movie right? Cabin in the giant woods.

It's holding the bucket : )

That’s is very very large.