This octopus is in a hurry!

The coconut octopus (Amphioctopus Marginatus) is one of only two octopus species that engages in bipedal locomotion, a behavior that lets them move quickly over the ocean floor while looking like a tumbling coconut to potential predators above.


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Artist Kenichi Kanazawa might be well defined as a 'sound sculptor' as in this clip he gives a visual demonstration of the power of sound to put order into chaos


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Barcelona 1908


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Hokkaido Coast, the place where the sea meets snow and sand.
Japan 🇯🇵


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Eudocima phalonia is also known as the common fruit-piercing moth,

in its caterpillar stage it looks like a galaxy

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Monarch butterfly larva native to North America.

In this state of metamorphosis, it will pass from an embryonic stage to an adult stage. The change will be radical both in terms of appearance and color🤍


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This solar panel 'blooms' like a flower when the sun comes up


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The Nokia n91 released in 2006 was the first ever phone encompassing a 4 GB internal hard drive, allowing storage for 3,000 songs. It holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest HDD


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The Kremos Acrobats, 1896 - A Lumiére Brothers film


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Discover the amazing food industry machines that showcase exceptional innovation and excellence!


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Colored droplets in corn syrup seemingly blended together can be returned to their original state by reversing the direction of mixing, form of laminar flow called "Stokes flow"


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Nacelle strakes are small delta-shaped or triangular panel sheets positioned strategically on the nacelle to induce longitudinal vortices. This is what the vortices look like

[explanation: https://youtu.be/kYa0pP9kxmc]


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Akhal Teke is one of the most beautiful horses in the world...


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This 'thirsty' concrete absorbs 880 gallons of water a minute


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This is a a revolving column or earthquake scale. Originally designed by the ottoman architect Mimar Sinan (1490-1588), they are capable of detecting deformation in the structure after earthquakes. This is Merkez Cami mosque, Turkey


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Looks easy like this


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A simple explanation of how our eyes work as a lens



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Try this Cool video tricks 😍💡🔥


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Amazing woodworking.


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Salvador Dali at work, 1950


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Mathematics.

"Fourier series spiral."

By George Savva, http://linktr.ee/georgemsavva, Used with permission.


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