10 cats from all over the world with the most amazing color

Cats have long won the hearts of people around the world, and love for these wonderful, agile, funny and characteristic animals is one of those factors that can bring people from all over the world together. Today, our post is dedicated to cats with the most unusual colors, which nature itself awarded them. ...
  • 11 incredible pictures of the majestic and inimitable beauty of the ocean

    Australian Matt Burgess is in love with photography and the ocean. He found a wonderful way to combine these two passions and began to specialize in stunning images of the ocean. He says that he loves to photograph the majestic element in its different moods. Burgess is especially fascinated by the dance of water and light right on the eve of sunrise. ...
  • India's Pink City: magical shots of Jaipur, which is UNESCO listed

    Most recently, UNESCO updated its list of World Heritage Sites, and it included the magical Indian city of Jaipur. The capital of Rajasthan is also called the "pink city" because most of its buildings are made of pink stones. Jaipur was founded in 1727, and built it, adhering to the ideas of Vedic architecture. ...
  • 7 kilometers of champagne bottles: Golitsyn cellars in the New World

    1.5 Billion rubles. Such is the price of one of the visiting cards of the Crimea - the New World factory. This is the peninsula's oldest winery, which was founded by Lev Golitsyn himself and which supplied champagne to the imperial table. In addition to history, the plant’s feature is that champagne is made in the classical way, and 7 kilometers of adits were cut down for storage and aging in the mountain. ...
  • Aussie travels around Europe and draws every city he visits

    Michael Tiles is an Australian illustrator based in London and currently traveling in Europe. But Michael does not just travel from city to city, he also draws the most beautiful places of settlements in which he finds himself. The comic diary of his travels has already gathered a lot of fans on the net. ...
  • I found the perfect roads

    In addition to jokes. I really found a country in which perfect roads. Which are ideally built, on which an ideal system of organization of movement and which can safely be called a standard. And this applies to expressways, and local roads, and even ... dirt roads! In general, I believe that you should not stint and send here our officials who are responsible for the construction of roads and the development of road standards. ...
  • The mystery of Yonaguni Island: who built the underwater city off the coast of Japan

    The scientific world has not yet reached a consensus on the origin of this mysterious object. Although more than 30 years have passed since the discovery of underwater stone structures near Yonaguni Island, there are still more mysteries than answers around this place. A sensational find, as often happens, was discovered quite by accident. ...
  • Why tourists stopped letting tourists into the unique cave of Lasko

    For the incredible number of well-preserved cave paintings, this cave in the French commune Montignac is called the "Sistine Chapel of Primeval Painting". For 15 years, thousands of tourists annually came to the Lascaux cave to see the masterpieces of late Paleolithic artists. But soon the sad consequences of such an active recreational exploitation were discovered in the cave, and for more than 50 years scientists have been unable to cope with them. ...
  • The face of a mannequin for resuscitation training turned out to be a copy of the face of a 19th century drowned woman

    You will be amazed to find out how many ordinary things have funny, strange and even creepy stories of occurrence. Take, for example, a stethoscope. This element of medical equipment, which became part of the medical image, appeared under very comic circumstances. In the 19th century, doctors listened to the patient’s heart and breathing, simply leaning his ear against his chest. ...
  • Povela - the ominous island of the plague, where they want to invite tourists

    A small island between Venice and Lido, Povella, is one of the most famous and darkest in northern Italy. It is full of terrible events and is shrouded in the most incredible, mystical rumors. However, the mystery of the ghostly island of the Venetian lagoon is really terrible. It all began in those days when a ruthless "black death" walked around the country, devastating settlement after settlement. ...
  • The German company makes luxury shoes from old plastic bottles and coffee

    In-depth waste processing and the use of recycled materials are a hallmark of modern companies that care about the environment and the conservation of natural resources. One of these companies is the German Nat-2, which by its example proves that anything from plastic waste to coffee beans can be the raw material for the production of high-quality premium shoes. ...
  • 17 impressive photos of how old cars are recycled

    When cars have served their age, they end up in a landfill. They are disassembled into parts, something is sent for recycling. Many components are recyclable: plastic, upholstery, parts, some cables. If the part cannot be reused, then it is crushed and melted. ...
  • World War I through the eyes of women: 7 unique historical photos

    War is traditionally associated and associated with men - with their actions, exploits and their views on this terrible, destructive event. And the more we think about wars in the context of male experience, the more interesting is the new exhibition of photographs No Man's Land: Women's Photography and the First World War, which opened at the Impressions Gallery in the British city of Bradford. ...
  • Parikutin is a formidable volcano grown from a small hole in a corn field

    The nature of Mexico is very diverse. There are deserts and rainforests full of life, mountain peaks covered with snow, breathtaking caves, and, of course, volcanoes. Among the many Mexican volcanoes, of particular interest to scientists is Parikutin. This volcano is very young, and in the place where the volcano cone and crater rises today, not so long ago there were corn fields. ...
  • There is hope: the battle of Russia and Mongolia over Lake Baikal goes international

    In Soviet times, Mongolia was called the "sixteenth republic" - relations between the two countries were so warm and good-neighborly. Today, the Mongolian authorities are no longer so kind to the northern neighbor, and negotiations on the implementation of a project threatening Lake Baikal have almost reached an impasse. ...
  • 22 photos taken at the right time

    Sometimes, before getting the right picture, the photographer has to take thousands of frames. However, it is extremely difficult to catch such unique moments as, for example, those that are collected in this collection. As a rule, this happens completely by accident. But when you manage to capture a rare shot, the result will definitely surpass even the wildest expectations. ...
  • May Day or why pilots do not transmit an SOS signal in an emergency

    Many of us know that the most common and well-known distress signal is SOS. Of course, we have approved this for ourselves thanks to books and numerous films. But is it really so? In reality, aircraft and marine commanders use a completely different signal. In order to get in touch in case of emergency, the captains of the ships use their voice, not Morse code, which is why the Mayday phrase is an important signal in this case. ...