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This is Techikottukavu Ramachandran - the tallest elephant in India, his height is 316 cm. He is partially blind and has killed 13 people and 3 more elephants in his life. National Geographic

The monkey uses his friends' tails as a swing. National Geographic

The eruption of Mount Agung on the island of Bali. The crazy beauty of nature National Geographic

An adult gorilla is stronger than any human on Earth. On average, a male is 6-8 times stronger than a trained male. National Geographic

What happens if you fall into a volcano? Dr. Richard Roscoe conducted an experiment in which he showed the consequences of a man falling into a volcano. Volunteers for experiments could not be found, so a bag with a pig…

How snake venom affects the blood. Visual demonstration National Geographic

A surfer straddles a wave as high as a six-story house, Portugal. National Geographic

An invigorating walk between the rocks in Moab, Utah. National Geographic

Bioluminescence is a phenomenon caused by luminous unicellular organisms located in the surface layers of water. National Geographic

Pink Hillier Lake in Australia is a unique natural phenomenon. National Geographic

Fuego volcano, which belongs to the Sierra Madre de Chiapas mountain range, is one of the most active and dangerous volcanoes in Guatemala.

Aggressive elephant on the streets of India

Animatronic squirrel created for Tim Burton's painting "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" Animatronics is a mechanism that mimics the movements of a living being in films. The word appeared in 1961 and is a registered t…

The chance of a penguin chick living up to 1 year is 30%.

An eagle attacks a quadcopter shooting the landscape of the South African national Park "Tankwa Karoo".

Too close an encounter with a whale

Bees fight off hornet attack

Fungal spores carried through the air by the night wind

The Canadian Toronto Zoo has posted a video on YouTube in which a big panda named Da Mao breaks a snowman in his enclosure.

In nature, reptiles with two heads are doomed to death, but under human supervision they can live for a long time and even reproduce. Due to the fact that they have two mouths and two pairs of eyes, each head "pulls the…

Brookesia is the smallest lizard on the planet. Its dimensions are only 45 millimeters.

Gorgeous views of New Zealand

Gauras – the largest bulls in the world.

Green volcano in Iceland

Kenyan photographer Anup Shah captured a western lowland gorilla named Malu and in a cloud of butterflies in the Central African Republic.

Workers in Alabama are waiting out the local apocalypse outside the factory doors.

Deer's poor eyesight is compensated by a well-developed olfactory receptor and excellent hearing.

An incredible tunnel of blooming bougainvillea

Sea otters have an impressive lung size