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The fight of bears in the forest for territory. National Geographic

The only mammals on our planet whose eyes can see in the ultraviolet spectrum are reindeer. National Geographic

Top 10 Photos that Shocked The World. By National Geographic

Kedarnath temple is one of the sacred pilgrimage centre in Northern India, located on the bank of Mandakini river at an altitude of 3584 meters above sea level. National Geographic

Top 10 Photos that Shocked The World. By National Geographic Be prepared for images of violence and death (in one case, the photograph of a dead child) if you scroll down:

Transylvania, Romania National Geographic

Christ of the Abyss This is the name of the 2.5-meter statue of Jesus Christ, located at the bottom of the sea near Italy. Now it is covered with plankton at a depth of 17 meters. The idea of creating this sculpture came…

No, not computer graphics. Just incredibly beautiful northern lights. National Geographic

Snow has fallen in Saudi Arabia. For many locals, this is a real miracle, because they see it for the first time in their lives National Geographic

The largest empty building in the world Ryugen Hotel is a monumental 105-storey and 330-meter pyramid in the center of Pyongyang. Its construction began in 1987 with the prosaic goal of building the largest hotel in the…

Diamond quarry. Yakutia, Russia. National Geographic

A tiger needs about twice as much food as a lion. An adult eats up to three tons of meat per year. National Geographic

The trunk of an elephant consists of 40 thousand muscles, and only the septum on the trunk is the cartilaginous tissue separating the nostrils. National Geographic

Sakura on the shore of the lake Cherry Flower, Japan. National Geographic

Extreme vacation in Utah, western USA National Geographic

The results of the year from a wildlife photographer. National Geographic

Ship parade in Amsterdam National Geographic

Pompeii, Italy National Geographic

Battle of the rhines National Geographic

A zoologist from the USA trained local crows to bring bottle caps in exchange for food. National Geographic

Canada, Canadian Rocky Mountains. National Geographic

Compilation of headed and runny monkeys National Geographic

Canyon in the southwestern United States National Geographic

How whales eat National Geographic

New Year in Paris, France 🇫🇷 🎄 Paris has received various nicknames, but the most famous of them is the "City of Lights", known in French as - La Ville-Lumiere. National Geographic