National Geographic

Kjeragbolten is the most dangerous stone in the world. It is located at an altitude of 1084 m above the abyss. What makes it dangerous is the fact that every tourist in Norway tries to tickle his nerves by climbing on it…

This shot was taken in Utah, a state in the Mountain West sub-region of the western United States. Its peculiarity is that it borders 5 states and also touches the corner of New Mexico in the southeast. National Geograph…

The emergence of a fire tornado in San Vicente, Argentina. National Geographic

During their impressive history of existence, Tibetan Mastiffs have not changed much in appearance. National Geographic

Decommissioned telephone boxes in England National Geographic

"Panda Hugger" Such a profession exists in China. His duties include taking care of cubs under the age of two. He should constantly be with his wards and hug them more often. National Geographic