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One Of The Largest Roman Mosaic Floors Was Discovered During The Construction Of A Hotel In Antakya, Turkey. The Warping Effect Was Caused By The Earth Shifting Over Time And Earthquakes, Giving It The Impression Of A Giant Rippled Blanket

One Of The Largest Roman Mosaic Floors Was Discovered During The Construction Of A Hotel In Antakya, Turkey. The Warping Effect Was Caused By The Earth Shifting Over Time And Earthquakes, Giving It The Impression Of A Giant Rippled Blanket

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Barbara Wilcock 4 months ago

Wow

111points

#3

Japanese Snow Fairy

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The only Plueschopossum 4 months ago

How is that creepy or weird? This flying floofball is extremely cute!

274points

#4

This Very Rare Form Of Rainbow - Sometimes Called A Fire Rainbow - Is Caused By The Angle Of The Sunlight Hitting Cirrus Ice Crystals In The Atmosphere

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

It's a dragon!

150points

#5

Glass-Winged Butterfly

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Irish Lassie 4 months ago

So pretty!! Looks a little like a dream catcher.

82points

#6

Training

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

Branch manager and assistant branch manager.

278points

#7

I Make No Apologies For Another Fox Photo 🤣... This Was The Queue At The Foxy Café This Evening When I Gently Opened The Kitchen Door, I Am So Blessed

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361points

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SheamusFanFrom1987 4 months ago

Now I'm curious: What Does The Fox(es) Say?

77points

#8

While Hiking In Olympic National Park A Couple Days Ago I Experienced Something I Had Never Heard Of. It’s Called A Brocken Spectre Or Mountain Spectre. It’s My Shadow In The Center Of The Aura Or “Glory”

While Hiking In Olympic National Park A Couple Days Ago I Experienced Something I Had Never Heard Of. It’s Called A Brocken Spectre Or Mountain Spectre. It’s My Shadow In The Center Of The Aura Or “Glory”

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Marianne 4 months ago

The name derives from the Brocken mountain in middle Germany. It's a place that is connected to many myths and is commonly known as the meeting place of witches. Also there is fog on most days of the year, so this phenomenon is very often seen there.

110points

#9

Nature Is Brutal. Lawn Flamingos Took This T Rex Out In Seconds

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

The T-Rex never saw those flamingos coming.

79points

#10

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Gourdeous 4 months ago

Nope

131points

#11

The Tamaskan Is A Dog Breed That Looks Like A Wolf But With Zero Wolf Blood. It Is A Happy And Friendly Pet. No Terriers Were Eaten In The Making Of This Post

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Heir of Durin 4 months ago

This would be a frightening photo without the caption. Run, little terrier!

126points

#12

If You’ve Never Seen One, This Is What A Pregnant Squirrel Looks Like

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BoredPossum 4 months ago

She needs to lay down with a cup of acorn tea.

201points

#13

Crazy Feet ---- Blue-Footed Booby

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

I sure hope that's a male booby. We can't be showing female ones, after all.

187points

#14

Octopus Babies Inside Of Their Eggs

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

Brave New World and the baby decanters.

67points

#15

Creativity At Its Best

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Mary Reeves 4 months ago

Wonderfully Beautiful

63points

#16

Iceberg Passing By A House In Greenland

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Mary Reeves 4 months ago

Now , that's what I call a House with a View

88points

#17

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Skara Brae 4 months ago

The back side of Mt. Rushmore today: https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-842803dac340030a129a75f94fb727d8-lq

70points

#18

Great Tattoo To Compliment The Scar..right, Guys?

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Mary Reeves 4 months ago

Perfect

59points

#19

The Alaskan Wood Frog, Freezes During The Winter And While Frozen, The Frog Stops Breathing And Heart Stops Beating And When It Thaws During Spring, He Wakes Up And Hop Away

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BoredPossum 4 months ago

Kermit got into psychedelic rock in his late years.

103points

#20

This "Flying" Sailing Ship Photographed Off Dubrovnik, Croatia, Looks Like The Ghost Ship Flying Dutchman

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Diolla 4 months ago

As a Dutch I can confirm.

64points

#21

For My Reptile Friends On A Hot Day. Pic Of A Watermelon Carving

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256points

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SheamusFanFrom1987 4 months ago

It's a Mel-ligator. In all seriousness though, that is some out-of-this-world carving skills.

95points

#22

Anatomically Correct Gingerbread Man

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Danni 4 months ago

This is fantastic!

78points

#23

A Captivating Close-Up View Of A Magnificent 220 Million-Year-Old Petrified Log, Located In The Iconic Petrified Forest National Park In Ari Zona, USA

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Castles 4 months ago

What scared it?

84points

#24

This Mysterious Circular Island In Argentina Not Only Floats, But Also Rotates Constantly - And We Don’t Really Know Why

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

It's probably just bored.

137points

Ash 4 months ago

Needs more enrichment in its enclosure.

17points

WindySwede 4 months ago

Or it it just a carpet in a living room? 🤔

9points

Speak easy buttercup 4 months ago

Yeah! It just runs in circles constantly!

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Berlytea 4 months ago

I just love your comments. 😆

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ƒιѕн 4 months ago

Not that mysterious. El Ojo, almost perfectly circular and it rotates in its lake driven by the flow of water in the river. The rotation of the island is what keeps its shape circular, as the edges are sheared whenever it makes contact with the shoreline of the lake.

63points

Upstaged75 4 months ago

El Ojo means "the eye".

18points

Bob Brooce 4 months ago

Very similar to what happens with ice circles on rivers. Untitled-6...64831e.jpg

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Sydney B. 4 months ago

Thank you!!

3points

Andy Cran 4 months ago

happens with icy rivers too

3points

martymcmatrix 4 months ago

Don't float for me, Argentina...🙋🏽

20points

Berlytea 4 months ago

Hilarious! 😂

3points

Salty_Sasquatch 4 months ago

I just googled it. It circulates due to the current of the water and the erosion eats away at it gradually making those edges even.

16points

Pandamanda 4 months ago

Reminds me of Spirograph.

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Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 4 months ago

...not saying it's aliens, but... it's aliens...

11points

Berlytea 4 months ago

Bless your precious heart.

5points

CD Mills 4 months ago

Water current, obviously. You can see the exact same thing in winter, just with ice.

7points

WickedLibra70 4 months ago

I believe they did figure it out. At least for ice when on one side of the ice you have water that’s moving faster than on the other side causing the ice to rotate

5points

Sigh J 4 months ago

Sometimes it's OK not to have answers

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CanadianDimes 4 months ago

We do have answers for this though. A couple of other commenters provided the explanation

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TennesseeHomesteadUSA 1 month ago

Coreolis effect. Very subtle but powerful.

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John Harrison 2 months ago

"aNd We DoN't ReAlLy KnOw WhY"

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Wild Fire 3 months ago

Strange...

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Katrina Beers 4 months ago

Why is no one talking about the weird boats stuck there

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KieLeaHar 4 months ago

If there’s nothing Holding it in place from underneath, it’s probably just gonna float around and move from edge to edge…

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Be_ Heard 4 months ago

Do ppl live on it?

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Anja Schmidt 4 months ago

Ohhohoohoohohohohohoho

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Kerry Fletcher 4 months ago

Coriolis effect

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Craig Boddys 4 months ago

If it spins the other way, it unravels the earth....

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Cheryl Carter 4 months ago

Looks like the sun and moon in different stages.

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Nugget 4 months ago

Because why not?

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Bob Brooce 4 months ago

There's an island in Wisconsin that has to be moved now and again. Untitled-6...7d4355.jpg

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Lorraine R 4 months ago

Ooh, tell us more, please. Where? Why?

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HangryHangryHippo 4 months ago

Fun fact: It's called "the eye" and it moves clockwise

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Breadcrumb. 4 months ago

Aliens

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Rigor Moreno 4 months ago

Earth's rotation might have something to do with this. Wait I'll call Mr. N. Tyson. :D

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Matt Richardson 4 months ago

Smaller scale spin off of "As the world turns"? "As the island rotates"?

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Andrea Hartzler 4 months ago

Because it can...

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Bettye McKee 4 months ago

Aliens.

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Mike F 4 months ago

Someone forgot to jiggle the handle?

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Jerome Lenovo 4 months ago

its a giant green turkish flag

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Giles McArdell 4 months ago

ALIENS!

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#25

Pleased To Meet You, Little Lichen Hand

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Mary Reeves 4 months ago

How wonderful, could've been a fairy

64points

#26

The Jabuticaba Tree From South America. The Fruit Grows Directly On The Trunk And Branches And Tastes Like Blueberry Yogurt

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Phoenix 4 months ago

Yum! I want one in my yard!

73points

#27

I've Installed A New Security System

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Mark 4 months ago

Slytherin Security

120points

#28

In Antarctica, These Are What They Call Highways. Love It!

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ƒιѕн 4 months ago

You can also see all the penguin poop from space poo-667921...f98bf2.jpg

48points

#29

Mirror Sculptures Reflect The Forest By Scottish Artist Rob Mulholland

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Jack Burton 4 months ago

Mirrors in the middle of a forest... What could happen during summer ...

68points

#30

Always Wondered What Jerry's Abode Looked Like

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Irish Lassie 4 months ago

Took me a minute to realize the OP is talking about Tom's arch enemy/best buddy, Jerry 😼

77points

#31

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Phoenix 4 months ago

The Corn with the Pearl Earring.

82points

#32

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Annik Perrot 4 months ago (edited)

Was supposed to be a pot of gold, not à portapotty.

105points

#33

This Beetle Display By Christopher Marley. (No Photo Filters Used)

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BrunoVI 4 months ago

I saw a similar picture where the collector slipped a tiny VW in. Supposedly went ages unnoticed.

7points

#34

Lion Face On Cicada

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BoredPossum 4 months ago

Simba, you have forgotten who you are.

82points

#35

I Fought The Lawn & The Lawn Won!

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Saddest_Lion 4 months ago

I feel itchy just looking at that

86points

#36

The Giant Tigerfish Of The Congo River

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Mary Reeves 4 months ago

Oh my goodness, look at those teeth

58points

#37

Bathroom Tiles

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158points

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Phoenix 4 months ago

🎶I always feel like somebody's watchin' me🎶

107points

#38

How Old Were You When You First Noticed The "8" In The Middle Of The 8 Of Diamonds Card?

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Doozle bug 4 months ago

Today

346points

#39

A Mother Wolf Spider Carrying Her Babies

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

It never fails. Get all the kids sorted on your head, and one of them will have to go to the bathroom.

170points

#40

Avocadart 🥑😁 By Japanese Chef And Food Carving Artist: Takehiro Koshimoto

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155points

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BoredPossum 4 months ago

How fast is he? It's not even brown.

121points

#41

Just When You Think You've Seen It All, $5.99 For Bananas!!?😳😳

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ƒιѕн 4 months ago

I notice a cucumber in that bag...

59points

#42

Found A New Place Where I Can Sit And Think About My Problems

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 4 months ago

Plus, someone will throw you biscuits.

54points

#43

The Wreck Of Titanic's Sister Ship, The Hms Britannic

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Mark 4 months ago

sank Nov 21 1916 after striking a sea mine, 55 minutes to sink at the cost of 30 lives

66points

#44

Workers Building A Mountain Road, China

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Annik Perrot 4 months ago

Nope!

172points

#45

The Giant Gippsland Earthworm, Megascolides Australis, Is One Of Australia's 1,000 Native Earthworm Species

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Danni 4 months ago

Oh, Australia.. even your earthworms are terrifying.

194points

#46

Close Enough

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133points

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Mike F 4 months ago

Deer jumping over baboons, simple. 😂😂

60points