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The world of work demands
Excrement from chicken leaks from an
inundated barn, contaminating water draining
into the Neuse River near Seven Springs,
North Carolina.
Two hikers in Alaska came across two bull moose
earlier this month frozen in ice while locked in mortal
combat.
Navy SEAL underwater training.
McDonalds: it’s everywhere and anywhere —
this beautiful visualization of every location in
America proves it.
Once upon in China : a man got his head stuck inside a washing machine
This picture was taken in Oregon, EUA and here one can see several thousand
of containers.
Each one contains a calf taken from its mother just in a few moments after its
birth. Males are targeted to the meat industry while females go through a
constant cycle of pregnancy to produce milk.
Internet scams
Emm Morano was born on November 29, 1899, her first love died during World War I,
separated from a violent husband shortly before World War II and worked until the age
of 75 in a luggage factory. She followed the advice she received from a doctor when
she was 20 and fed for almost a century on the basis of three eggs daily, two raw and
one cooked, with a little meat and few fruits or vegetables.

Very independent, Emma retained her autonomy until she was 115 years old, despite
not leaving her two-bedroom apartment 20 years ago. She has been in bed for a year
and needs a full-time nursing assistant. Her spirit stays alert, but she listens badly,
speaks with difficulties, can hardly watch television and spends much of the day
sleeping.
This is the shadow of a vaporized person during
Hiroshima’s nuclear bomb attack.
A chinese child is swimming at a chinese beach covered by algae
Animatrans, a company specializing in after-death commemorations for furry friends,
helps animal lovers of all kinds honor their deceased pets with professional-level
tributes, from taxidermy and funeral services to burial and commemorative masks.
Chantal Bauchez, who kept a barbary macaque monkey as her pet, can ensure her
companion will receive a classy tribute by embalming it.
Mahant Kailash Giri, a Sadhu or a Hindu holyman, lies buried in soil as part of a ritual
during the nine-day long Navratri festival in Jammu October 15, 2010. The ritual was
performed to appease Hindu Goddess Durga, according to Giri. In Hindu mythology,
Durga symbolises power and the triumph of good over evil. REUTERS/Mukesh Gupta
767 boeing being towed by a ship in Ireland
People posing next to the Statue of Liberty's face as it
was being un-packed
These baby cages were used in apartments in
the 1930s to make sure the child got enough
fresh air and sunlight. And danger.
Annie Edison Taylor, who was the first person to
survive going over Niagara Falls in a barrel in
1901.
Desiring to secure her later years
financially, and avoid the poorhouse,
she decided she would be the first
person to ride over Niagara Falls in a
barrel. 
A hotel owner pouring acid in a
pool while a black family swam
in it in 1964
106-year old Armenian woman protecting her home with an AK-
47. 1990.
Crew members of Apollo 1 rehearsing their water landing. 1966.
The US-built ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer)
was the first computer ever made. It combined, for the first time, the
high speed of electronics with the ability to be programmed for many
complex problems. It could add or subtract 5000 times a second, a
thousand times faster than any other machine.
The Quagga is an extinct subspecies of the plains zebra. The only
Quagga to have been photographed alive was this mare at the
Zoological Society of London's Zoo in Ragent's Park in 1870.
To think outside the box
Located in the Maldives, Conrad Maldives Rangali
Island is the world’s first underwater hotel. And it
is magnificent.
Soldier shares a banana with a goat during the battle of Saipan, ca. 1944
A Missouri woman captured this incredible
photo of a phenomenon that has been
dubbed a "firenado" while she was driving
down a country road near the town of
Chillicothe last weekend.
"This had to be the coolest/scariest thing
I've ever seen," 
Janae Copelin wrote on her Instagram page. "A
farmer burning off his field and as we
stopped so I could take a picture the wind
whipped up this fire twister."
According to The Weather Channel, sights
like this are more common than you might
think:
Firewhirls turn and burn. They are rapidly
spinning vortices that form when air
superheated by an intense wildfire rises
rapidly, consolidating low-level spin from
winds converging into the fire like a
spinning ice skater, pulling its arms inward.
The typical firewhirl can grow to about 100
feet tall, but is very narrow, on the order of
a couple of feet wide.
Animals being used as part of medical therapy, 1956
Dead End - oil exploration in the Arctic. Underwater image of Norwegian company TGS
Nopec conducting seismic blasting off northeast Greenland, firing airguns that emit 259
decibel blasts towards the seabed in order to find possible oil reservoirs. Above water, this
sound intensity would be perceived by humans as approximately eight times louder than a jet
engine taking off. Global oil companies including BP, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell all own
drilling rights in the Greenland Sea and are the likely customers for the data uncovered by
the seismic testing company. A Greenpeace expedition onboard the icebreaker Arctic Sunrise
is currently documenting the seismic testing fleet, which plans to complete 7,000km of ‘survey
lines’ of the seabed in the high Arctic, between 75 and 80 degrees north. According to a new
scientific review, seismic blasting is ‘alarming’ and could seriously injure whales and other
marine life in the Arctic. #
Testing of new bulletproof vests, 1923
Haunting Vintage Halloween Photographs Before the 1950s
The photographs in Haunted Air provide an extraordinary glimpse into the traditions of
this macabre festival from ages past, and form an important document of photographic
history.
There are more than 300 people with the
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
blue unit, representing 25 different
countries, speaking everything from Russian
to Arabic to Guarani. A few travel in cars
and trailers, but a majority, 270, live on the
trains
A shell shocked reindeer looks on as World War II
planes drop bombs on Russia in 1941
The crater left by an explosion at the
port district of Tianjin, China, Aug. 16,
2015. Reuters
Harry Houdini, the magician
Chile’s Calbuco volcano
spews ash and lava, April
22, 2015.
Demonstrator Ieshia Evans is detained by law
enforcement as she protests the shooting death of Alton
Sterling near the headquarters of the Baton Rouge Police
Department in Baton Rouge, La., on July 9, 2016.
Construction of the Berlin wall, 1961
A volunteer climbs a
mountain of lifejackets
that have been discarded
on Lesbos, Dec. 3, 2015.
Albino youths from Tanzania put on prosthetic
arms at a shelter in Staten Island in New York,
Sept. 21, 2015. Their arms were amputated in
their country by believers in witchcraft, who sell
the limbs at a high price. 
Lake Hillier, Australia
The source of the pink colour has not been definitively proven. It is
noted that the colour is permanent, and does not alter when the
water is taken in a container.
 This is what happens
if you throw hot tea into
the air in Arctic
Zanjeer the dog saved thousands of lives during
Mumbai serial blasts in March 1993 by detecting
more than 3,329 kgs of the explosive RDX, 600
detonators, 249 hand grenades and 6406 rounds of
live ammunition. He was buried with full honors in
2000
The Graves of a Catholic woman and
her Protestant husband, Holland,
1888
Hotaru Ika firefly squids, Japan
Waterspout on Lake Victoria,
Uganda
A waterspout is an intense
columnar vortex (usually
appearing as a funnel-shaped
cloud)
that occurs over a body of
water. They are connected to
a towering cumuliform
cloud or a cumulonimbus
cloud. In the common form, it
is a non-supercell tornado
over water.
 That’s how they mine diamonds.
Mirny, Yakutia, Russia
The Mir mine also called the Mirny
mine, is a former open pit diamond
mine, now inactive, located in
Mirny, Eastern Siberia, Russia
Two worlds divided, New York, USA
Eiffel Tower from the bottom
A man from Alabama is reunited with his pet
following a devastating series of March 2012
tornadoes
A firefighter gives water to a
koala during the devastating
Black Saturday bushfires in
Victoria, Australia, in 2009
  VerticalFarms
AeroFarms grows its
greens using a nutrient-
rich mist on plants
anchored in a reusable
cloth made of recycled
plastic bottles. The leafy
greens nurtured under
multicolored LED lights.
It’s the most perilous yet playful lunch break ever captured: 11 men casually eating, chatting and
sneaking a smoke as if they weren’t 840 feet above Manhattan with nothing but a thin beam
keeping them aloft. That comfort is real; the men are among the construction workers who
helped build Rockefeller Center. But the picture, taken on the 69th floor of the flagship RCA
Building (now the GE Building), was staged as part of a promotional campaign for the massive
skyscraper complex. While the photographer and the identities of most of the subjects remain a
mystery—the photographers Charles C. Ebbets, Thomas Kelley and William Leftwich were all
present that day, and it’s not known which one took it—there isn’t an ironworker in New York
City who doesn’t see the picture as a badge of their bold tribe.
Eye-care workers use test-lens frames to conduct eye exams
in India’s Sundarbans region. Their goal: to help reduce
India’s blind population of more than eight million.
A worker uses a mallet to
dislodge frozen tuna aboard a
Chinese cargo vessel docked
at the city of General Santos,
in the Philippines.
First Morning After Sweden Changed From Driving
On The Left Side To Driving On The Right, 1967
A car plowed into a bike race along a highway near the U.S.-
Mexico border, killing one and injuring 10 others.
The 28-year-old driver was apparently drunk and fell asleep when
he crashed into the race Sunday, police investigator Jose Alfredo
Rodriguez said Monday.
A photograph taken by a city official showed bicyclists and
equipment being hurled high into the air by the collision.
Rodriguez said Juan Campos was charged with killing 37-year-
old Alejandro Alvarez of Monterrey.
Authorities said the wreck happened 15 minutes into the 34-
kilometer race Sunday along a highway between Playa Bagdad
and Matamoros, across from Brownsville, Texas.
Campos said he is an American citizen living in Brownsville. The
U.S. Consulate could not immediately confirm that.
"We are looking into the incident in terms of whether American
citizens were involved,'' consulate spokesman Todd Huizinga said.
Race Organizers Attempt To Stop Kathrine Switzer From
Competing In The Boston Marathon. She Became The First
Woman To Finish The Race, 1967
The Kiss Of Life – A Utility Worker Giving
Mouth-to-mouth To Co-worker After He
Contacted A High Voltage Wire, 1967
A panda keeper in China uses a stuffed
leopard to train young pandas to fear their
biggest wild foe. A cub’s reactions help
determine if the bear is ready to survive on
its own.
A Child's Skull Before Losing Baby Teeth
Male chimpanzee Chacha screams after escaping from nearby Yagiyama
Zoological Park as a man tries to capture him on the power lines at a
residential area in Sendai, northern Japan, on April 14. The chimp was
eventually caught after being shot with a tranquilizer gun and falling from
the power lines.
Tourists sitting in ice buckets eat peppers in a fountain during a competition at Song
Dynasty Town on July 20 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province of China. As the ground
temperature reached 40 degrees Celsius in Hangzhou, tourists competed eating peppers
while sitting in the ice buckets to feel hot and cool at the same time.