On Inle Lake, Myanmar, Intha fishermen row with one leg wrapped around the oar—balancing on the other to steer their boats with unmatched grace.

A robotics engineer shared this to highlight that robots aren’t truly mimicking humans—they’re trained to appear humanlike. In reality, they can perform far stranger and far faster motions than we expect

A man holds what looks like a snake, but in fact it's a giant Amazonian Earthworm

In a sulfur cave straddling the Albania-Greece border, scientists uncovered the largest known spiderweb, spanning an impressive 106 square meters. Remarkably, more than 111,000 spiders.

In Romania, this 'Mobile Beehive' transports colonies from field to field, supporting bees as they pollinate blooming crops.

The tripod fish is a deep-sea animal that balances on the ocean floor with three elongated fins

This raccoon-looking animal is actually a dog that resembles a raccoon. Also known as the Japanese Raccoon Dog

The Himalayan Bharal (blue sheep) runs gracefully in the mountainside, in dangerously high mountains

Haripur’s “Fire Mountain” is a natural wonder that has been burning continuously since a massive gas explosion in 1955, creating an eternal flame that fascinates locals and visitors alike.

Robot dogs are deployed for firefighting in Sichuan, China. They crawl into hard-to-reach areas, drag hoses, stream live video, and gather data on toxic gases/temperature.

Different animals, mostly deer, shed their antlers, and then run away

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Powered by twin engines and an advanced AC drive, the Hitachi EH4000 hauls 220 tons with precision control and rugged reliability. Built for the toughest jobs.

This is how worn-out old tires get restored and look as good as a new tire.

showing the different types of mosquitoes and the danger of their bites level

This cow’s intelligence is freeing itself and the other cows.

The bald eagle's real sound call is not what you think

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A juvenile elephant uses a body of water to survive a pride of lions' attacks

How a 1937 film achieved one of cinema's creepiest transformations - Hard to believe this effect was created nearly 90 years ago.

This is a step-by-step overview of how doctors repair a torn Achilles tendon.

A map shows submarine internet connection cables around the world

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This is a step-by-step overview of how doctors repair a torn Achilles tendon.

This is a Japanese innovative device designed to subdue and safely neutralize criminals and wanted individuals.

The mesmerizing Malayan blue coral Snake

This was claimed to be the first robot to perform a wallflip.

WUJI Tech unveils a high-precision robotic hand.

Simulation demonstrates the fuel quantity and its consumption rate in a Transparent Rocket.

How to survive a gunshot wound to the neck and how to effectively stop the bleeding.

How do gas pumps know when to stop dispensing fuel?

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The Diabolical Ironclad Beetle can handle forces up to 39,000 times their own body weight.

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A tomato harvesting machine equipped with an electronic sensor that distinguishes tomatoes from debris.

One of the most outrageous experiments in human history. To determine whether patients are sane or insane.

Boaters record footage of Mount Stromboli erupting.

Here is why some birds eat rocks.

Here is what to do if you're involved in an accident and a power line falls on your car. Learn to survive the right way.

The lips and mouth of this triggerfish look so similar to those of humans.

They're called "click beetles" because of the clicking sound they make when trying to flip themselves back over after falling or being turned upside down.

A masking crab, sporting an anemone on its head that resembles a chef’s hat.

Gems in their raw form next to the polished version of the same gem or stone.

The Coco de Mer palm tree is known to produce the world's largest seed.

Box turtles are aptly named because they can fully close their shells like a box.

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