This is interesting! 20 photos that are guaranteed to expand your horizons

Sometimes you can learn a lot of useful things from the Internet just by flipping through the pictures. This collection contains informative photo facts that will give you an idea of completely unexpected things. Each of these photos can expand your horizons — see for yourself!

In the Congaree National Park, the water in the lake is colored in different colors at a certain temperature

The trace after the needle prick on the skin, taken with a microscope

This is how packets of chips look in a store at an altitude of 2,270 m above sea level

In 2016, Chinese millionaire Xiong Shuihua demolished all the houses in his native village and built an elite village for his fellow villagers in their place. Completely free of charge

One of the four heads made of cloth, soap and human hair that Alcatraz prisoners left in their beds during the escape in 1962 to buy some time

Now you know what the eyes of a clam look like

Looking at this door, a sober person gets a little dizzy, we imagine how the owner of the apartment finds the keyhole

The Waorani people live in Ecuador. After lengthy litigation, they won a case against an oil company claiming their land. In the photo, members of the Amazon tribe in the courtroom

A plant with flowers in the form of birds called Crotalaria cunninghamii

In 2015, Ford installed wide‑angle front and rear 1-megapixel cameras on its cars, allowing you to "see from around the corner". The problem of "blind" zones has been solved

Animal rights activists have come up with a way to save elephants from poachers: they painted the tusks of the animals with pink paint, which is used to mark banknotes in banks. It does not harm the animal, but it is impossible to wash it off. Such tusks are not needed by buyers

Does it look edible? In fact, the photo is not a grape, but a mineral called " grape chalcedony”

This is the cross sea. It looks like this because of wave systems moving at different angles

This is a tree called Jabotikaba (or Brazilian grape tree). Its fruits grow directly from the bark

Last winter in Iceland, travel photographer Sarah Bethea took this fascinating photo: the rays of the setting sun pass through an ice cave, turning the ice into amber

This is what unborn octopuses look like in their eggs

A city in Peru around an oasis in Huacachina

A black couple had a white child. No, a DNA test confirmed that the couple are the biological parents of the baby. Perhaps it is white dormant genes or mutating albinism

Triangular 2 Dollar Coin from the Cook Islands

This is how applicants of the acting faculty of GITIS are auditioned in the era of the coronavirus