Two native hunters with a trophy man-eating python. Philippines, 1970.



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One of only a few remaining to this day. Created around 1840 BCE, granite.

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People run from a wave of thick smoke caused by the collapse of one of the Twin Towers, September 11, 2001.



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👀 The largest albino family in the world lives in India.

The head of the family, Rositural Pullan, his wife Mani, and their five children are all pure albinos.



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The oldest Native American, John Smith, lived in three centuries! He was born in the 18th century, lived through the entire 19th century, and died in the 20th century. He was 137 years old.



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Would you like to have one of these at your workplace?
👍 - Yes, I think it's a good idea to combat stress.
👎 - No, I don't like that idea.
🔥 - I don't know, I don't care.



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Charles Bronson in 2001. The most violent prisoner in the UK, having served 50 years and been in 120 correctional facilities.



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John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy at their wedding, September 12, 1953.



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Puffy the cat, credited with putting over 300 people into a hypnotic trance with her enormous unblinking eyes, 1944.

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Violet Constance Jessop worked as a stewardess and nurse on three of the most famous ocean liners — the "Olympic," the "Titanic," and the "Britannic."

Each of them met with disaster: the "Olympic" collided with another ship and nearly sank, the "Titanic" struck an iceberg and sank, and the "Britannic" hit a mine and sank. However, Violet emerged unscathed from all these catastrophes.

These incidents did not scare her, and she continued working until she retired. Violet lived a long and happy life, passing away at the age of 83.



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A gentleman of a bygone era, 1940s.

Are you in love right now?
❤️ - Yes
⚡️ - No



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This term referred to children with lush hair who attended the banquets of noble Romans. Their hair was used as napkins and towels – guests would wipe their hands on it.



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Audrey Hepburn

The highest-paid actress of the 1950s, Audrey Hepburn, is still considered an icon of femininity, style, and beauty.

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"Humanity will find happiness only when the last bureaucrat is hanged with the guts of the last capitalist."



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A 300-meter lava fountain. Hawaii, 1969.



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He remarked, "If I had known what you would do with it, I would never have invented the radar!"

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Brad Pitt at 14 years old on the Cherokee Reject basketball team, coached by his father.



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The girl turned out to be a German agent and a talented chemist. She coated her lips with a deadly poison that caused her victims' hearts to stop within 24 hours. She herself would drink the antidote and leave the city. She was only caught after a year, having killed over a thousand American soldiers and officers. A brutal interrogation lasted for 2 days, and the girl said nothing and died from blood loss.



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