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Mount Blanc, France. National Geographic

The movement of smoke in a vacuum. Since there is no resistance with other gases and winds, the smoke simply falls under its own gravity to the bottom. National Geographic

The huge abandoned hospital complex Belitz-Heilstetten, which looks more like a small town. After all, it consisted of as many as 60 buildings in which life was once seething, and thousands of people were undergoing trea…

This handsome is a horned orb-weaving spider. Such larger "horns" are needed by the spider so that it is difficult for birds to swallow them. National Geographic

Sea cow, very fond of ground cabbage. National Geographic

Invisible and inaudible, moles are actually present almost everywhere. They just live underground, so we notice them very rarely - these creatures practically do not get to the surface. National Geographic