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Beautiful art piece made with thousands of crystal balls suspended in the air#art

Can you spot the snow leopard?Their spotted fur makes them nearly invisible against the rocky, snowy terrain—nature’s perfect camouflage for these elusive big cats.

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☀️ Aliexpress Director's Daughter A lover of all sorts of Chinese gadgets has revealed what her usual train ride looks like.

"Snowfall" with your hands Water, gouache, baking soda, citric acid and oil.

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Careful, he's a hero.

The unimaginable speed of modern trains

Clear explanation Briefly and understandably about the operation of a feedthrough switch.

A Japanese man created a flying machine out of bags and a garden vacuum cleaner. He took the missing parts from an old bicycle, radio-controlled cars and also printed them on a 3D printer.

Modern builders know how to surprise If you're fed up with your door, you can hide it in the wall.

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"Additional footage from the Iranian attack on Israel"#Israel #iran #BreakingNews‌https://t.me/IsraelWarLive

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A flower show in Aberdeen, Scotland, King Charles opening it and the wily scissors.

A spider called the giant hunter spider has been spotted in Japan.Its furry legs span up to 30cm, but the scariest part is the speed at which it can move.Fortunately, they're not a threat to humans.

Interesting way to thief proof your bike

Streamer nearly got swept away by floodwaters while live streaming from a tent on a beach during Hurricane Helene. The hurricane has devastated the Southeast USA, leaving 39 dead and 4.5 million without power.