There are so many things in this world we probably haven't seen before. Even more things we'll probably never see, and won't even know about for the rest of our lives.
But we can at least take a look at these pictures, which show really interesting things that you really don't see every day. These sort of put things into new perspectives, too.
That's both creepy and sad. Creepy, because bears are supposed to have a lot of fur, and when they don't it just looks wrong. But sad because that poor bear is probably sick. Even if it's an apex predator, you can still feel bad for it.
It's amazing how much the sun "moves," so to speak. It's always doing things. And it's so big, way bigger than it looks from Earth. What a cool view!
Way back when cameras were first invented, it took forever for pictures to be taken. It could take upwards of 20 minutes for a shot to come out. So it makes sense that moms would have to disguise as furniture in order for their kids to get a photo.
You really have to hand it to that lizard. Even though it's probably not going to escape that snake's stomach, it's giving its all to stay alive.
Definitely never seen this kind of lizard fight before, though.
In theory, there could be a racetrack anywhere, even this close to Mount Fuji. If you paid attention to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, you might have seen it.
But man, what a view. How could you concentrate on driving with Mount Fuji in the background?
Usually, we see before and after photos of how we've damaged the environment. But this time, it's showing how one landscape has transformed for the better. And it's honestly so nice seeing all these trees in the midst of growing. Time to plant some more!
People will say "playing possum" for a reason. Possums play dead. But, how many of us have actually seen a possum play dead? Because this is a first for me.
I can definitely see how other animals (and even people) would mistaken this possum for actually being dead.
As if Iceland needed anything else to look unreal. I know a cloud shaped like a UFO is nothing like an actual UFO, but seeing what I've seen of the country so far, I wouldn't be surprised if they were hiding out there. What a strange country.
This is one super cool cloud. I feel like we've all seen at least a few cool rainbow clouds in our lives, but this one is especially unique. It looks like a row of fire. Like it's trying to keep us out of a room full of treasure or something.
All I can say is that I'm glad I wasn't alive during the most recent Ice Age. There were so many large, weird animals alive back then, like mammoths and those giant ground sloths. And these big old bears. As if today's bears weren't big enough.
Now that's one incredible library! It probably has the same amount of books as a regularly-shaped library, just stacked together in a super unique way. I wonder how you'd go about getting the books at the very top...
I don't want to know what kind of animal (or organism) that is. This microscopic image is just downright creepy. I think most of us could've gone our entire lives without ever seeing this, but you know what? If I had to see it, you do too.
Most of us will see frost on our windshields during cold mornings. But I feel like we won't all see the frost look quite like this. It's almost too pretty to heat up and wipe away. But you kind of need to see out of there, so...
Ever really looked at the bottom of a mushroom? Well, now you don't have to go and find one to inspect. This one's right here for you. And as an added bonus, it's still in the ground. So it looks even cooler, like some kind of strange tree.
I think it's safe to say that most of us have never seen a hummingbird nest before. To be fair, though, they're so tiny, they'd probably be easy to miss in the wild. The nest itself is smaller than that key, let alone the eggs!
Being the plane of a notorious drug cartel leader aside, that's a pretty cool sight. The ruins of the plane are completely submerged in the sea, but they're still close enough to the surface that you can actually see it. All in all, it's actually kind of nice.
Light pollution is a problem, if only because of how few stars we can see in the sky these days. Those new lights in New Zealand don't solve the problem, but they let a lot more stars shine through. How cool!
I feel you're probably not supposed to cross the border at this point. But it's still a pretty funny thought. And it makes you think about how borders are really just imaginary lines drawn on maps, and Canada and the US are really close together.
Now here' something you may not have ever seen on the highway before. Sure, you'll see plenty of signs telling you which exit to use, but you probably haven't seen those signs in transport before.
Huh, so that's what it looks like. Interesting.
That's so trippy! You can only really read the word if you're looking at a specific angle. Which is actually really smart when you think about it. Since people would be facing that way to go up, anyway, that's just a really clever sign.
