First Person Flight.

This stunning video demonstrates what an eagle sees as it flies.

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In ancient Babylon, walnuts were considered food for the nobility.

But commoners were forbidden to eat them, lest they suddenly become wiser.

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Eelgrass Garden - unusual living plants of the Red Sea.
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Every day, starting in the early morning, these creatures stick out part of their long body from their burrows in the sand and, swaying gently in time with the current, look for plankton floating by, which is their main source of food.

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An interesting interaction between copper and a magnet.

Copper creates resistance in the presence of a strong magnetic field, which causes the magnet to stop completely within a couple of mm of the metal.

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Flying over Fuji.

Japan's tallest mountain symbolizes the embodiment of the connection between ancient traditions and modern principles of life. Fujiyama has perfect symmetry, which is why the Japanese consider it the standard of beauty.

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Glycine from bone broth increases concentration and attention.

And in the evening paired with magnesium promotes sleep - such broths can be drunk both in the morning and at night. Glutamine from bone broths helps to heal the intestines and form the right microbiome.

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The best constructor for an engineer.

Stunning Lego bridge-building machine, showing exactly how full-size bridges are built.

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The kindest news today.

In California, a good-natured coyote was filmed helping a badger through a highway by showing a secret path through a pipe.

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The most beautiful place is Benagil Cave, which has been dug by the waves and wind for centuries.

Hundreds of tourists come every day to see this attraction live.

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Amazing dexterity.

The German bartender made 17 cocktails in one move, thus breaking his own record.

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World record in rock climbing.

Indonesia's Arjes Susanti set a world record in rock climbing at the World Climbing Championships in China. The 24-year-old climbed the 15-meter wall in 6.995 seconds and won the gold medal in speed climbing.

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Faroe Islands.

The main reason to visit these islands is the feeling of having been to the edge of the world. Lakes hanging over the ocean, numerous fjords, mysterious gorges, noisy waterfalls, coastal cliffs covered by a misty haze.

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Pen Scanner.

This smart pen copies any text to your phone or computer, and the pen can translate into 40 languages.

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There is a "golden blood" that only 43 people in the world possess

This type of blood is called "golden blood" not only because of its incredible rarity, but also because it is suitable for transfusion for absolutely everyone, regardless of Rh factor. Rh-null blood group carriers are some of the most valuable donors in the world.

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Here is the developmental process of the frog.

Frogs actually use their eyes to swallow food. When a frog blinks, its eyeballs press against its upper palate, helping to push food down its throat.

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Coca-Cola has released a bottle made entirely of ice.

Ice bottles are currently only available in Colombia.

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Tubular clouds are one of the rarest natural phenomena.

The sky usually becomes so unusual after a thunderstorm. Although many people believe trumpet clouds are harbingers of storms and extreme weather

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The United States is the country with the largest number of people behind bars.

The U.S. is home to 5 percent of the world's population, and it holds 25 percent of the world's prison population - 2.2 million people.

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