[ ::: ♥Keep_Mailing♥ ::: ]™ Did You Ever Give Much Thought to These Strange Things?

These Photos Will Change the Way You See Things! We don't often give much thought to certain things that exist around us. For instance, have you ever wondered what a peeled raw egg looks : Or that there are plates made from recycled milk cartons. So many things exist within the world that we have yet to discover. Take a look at this intriguing compilation that highly experienced scholars wouldn't be able to resist.    This is what a bag of potato chips at a convenience store looks 7,438 feet above sea level!     This is what a telephone cable cut open looks .     The inside of this apple was eaten by wasps.     A pregnant squirrel.     Hatching from its cocoon.   An old sundial with multi-oriented panels showing the time in countries all around the world.      Frog eggs.     In South Korea, rainwater is stored through a hydraulic system, keeping the streets dry.     What a peeled raw egg looks .     Pictured below is Elasmotherium, a big hairy unicorn that existed as early as 29,000 years ago. According to a hypothesis, he is the prototype of a mythical unicorn.     The eyes of a mollusk.     Plate made out of a recycled milk carton from Denmark.     A blue crayfish found in the mountains of West Virginia.     Perfectly rectangular iceberg.      The remains of a 3000-year-old mummy with a toe prosthesis.     A $2 coin from the Cook Islands.      A 150-year-old Bonsai.     A rainbow tree opal.     A part of a woolly mammoth skull.     One of the oldest rocks in existence, the Murchison Meteorite. It's 4,600,000,000 years old.     An Anatis labiculata ladybug

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