National Geographic Picture of The Year. Black images are shadows of zebras. Zoom in and you will see zebras.
Lars-Johan Larsson
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Lars-Johan Larsson
@LarsJohanL
Entreprenör inom medicinteknik och bioteknik. Ph.D. in medical and physiological chemistry. I tweet my own opinions about various subjects in Swedish or English
Stockholm, Sweden
Joined October 2011
- This blue Lobster was caught off the coast of Portland yesterday and returned to the water to continue to grow. Blue lobsters are one in two million.
- Meanwhile...in West Texas, storm chaser Laura Rowe captured the picture of a lifetime May 17, 2021.
- Reindeer’s eyes are golden in the summer, but turn a deep blue in the winter to capture more light making them the only mammal that does this.
- Everytime you go to a Restaurant, Hotel or a bar for your Xmas festivities, take a look and remember this picture. They do everything to make and serve you good food, and sometimes only have 5 minutes to eat themselves. Be kind to chefs, bartenders and waiters guys and girls.
- Back in 1964 a writer & producer named Gene Roddenberry was trying to sell a pilot for his TV show, "Star Trek" He got turned down several times but someone eventually believed in him. She bought the rights and produced it under her own production company. She was Lucille Ball.
- This picture was taken in April 1945, by Major Benjamin and shows a train of Jewish prisoners that had been intercepted by Allied Forces. This is the moment they learned that the train would not be heading to a concentration camp and they had been liberated. Historic photographs
- A Himalayan Griffon Vulture, the second largest of the Old World Vultures, showing off its fake eyes. Photo: Husein Latif Photography
- Only on Iceland you can get this once in a lifetime view.
Readers added context they thought people might want to knowReaders added contextThis image is photoshopped and made up of at least three photos. Here is the original hot spring photo in broad daylight, minus the volcano and northern lights. emptyrucksack.com/wp-content/upl… - A Blue Dasher Dragonfly pauses long enough to become yesterday’s ”wildlife portrait”, by JP Waldron Photography.
- Richard Gere celebrated his dad's 100th birthday by taking him to their hometown diner.
- In Denmark, the law requires large agricultural owners to plant 5% of their land for bees.
