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This is what $1,000,000 in ten dollar bills looks like:
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This is a picture of what Las Vegas looked like in the 1800s:
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This is what the Maldives looks like from above:
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This is Conrad Veidt, the man whose performance in the 1928 film The Man Who Laughs inspired the look of the iconic villain the Joker:
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The premier for the classic piece of American cinema Cars was actually held at a NASCAR track:
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This is how big the jaw of the largest shark to ever live, the Megalodon, was compared to a modern Great White Shark:
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This is what the world map North Koreans typically use looks like:
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Unfortunately, there’s no treasure map on the back of the Declaration of Independence. Just a lot of nothing:
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And this is what the back of the “Mona Lisa” looks like:
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This, in all its extremely-dangerous-looking glory, is a woman taking an “electric bath”:
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Some telescopes are powerful enough to spot planets DURING the day. Here’s Saturn in the bright light of the afternoon:
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This is the 2.7mm Kolibri, the world’s smallest pistol:
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This photo from World War I shows a soldier in a tank sending a carrier pigeon out through a specially designed, well, carrier pigeon slot:
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This is what the Brooklyn Bridge looked like while it was under construction:
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You’re probably familiar with Burning Man, that giant festival they hold in the desert every year. Well, this is what it looks like from above:
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This is what the Roman colosseum looked like in the 19th century:
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Chameleon eggs look like little pinto beans:
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This is Anaka, a gorilla who was born with pink pigmentation on her fingers:
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This is what her fingers look like up close:
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This is what the receipt for an AIRPLANE purchase looks like:
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This is what a rat getting an MRI looks like:
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Here’s a whole bunch of nurses helping a whole bunch of babies both fight jaundice and get some vitamin D:
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This is a picture of some of Gandhi’s only earthly possessions when he died:
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This is how big a baby kangaroo is when it’s born:
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This is allegedly a guide for parents on how to translate hippie slang during the 1960s:
