22 Fascinating Photos to Spend the Day With

Daniel Bonfiglio Published Yesterday in wow

Sunday is a day for relaxation, and self care. But while your body needs a break, so does your brain. Enter these 22 fascinating photos. They're equal parts interesting and informative; the perfect thing to scroll through while you're laying on your couch in a fit of laziness.

From cliffside European restaurants, to wonders of the deep sea, here are 22 fascinating photos for a fantastic Sunday.

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Felicette would become the first cat to go to space, on October 18th, 61 years ago.
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The Guinness World Record for the heaviest pumpkin of all time is 2,624.6 lbs, held by grower Mathias Willemijns of Belgium.
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Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the World, becomes a 4000 sq. mile mirror after rainfall.
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Close-up photos of spider eyes by macro photographer Javier Perez.
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Mike Mentzer confronting Arnold Schwarzenegger during the 1980 Mr. Olympia backstage.
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An image of a broken specter, where a person’s shadow appears on the fog.
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A restaurant in Switzerland.
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The USAF once had a plane called the Peacemaker. It's job was to drop a 15 megaton hydrogen bomb on the enemy.
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2,300-year-old horse headdress from Siberia, c.350-250 BCE. This ceremonial mask/headdress was found on the body of a horse that had been buried in the frozen tombs of Pazyryk, Siberia.
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In the 1910s, there was an Austrian-American circus act featuring Katie Sandwina, a remarkable strongwoman. One of her notable feats was lifting her husband overhead.
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Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, or Berthe's mouse lemur, is the tiniest primate in the world. It weighs about 1.1 oz.
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The aequorea victoria has a fluorescent protein that led to huge advancements in medicine.
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Mike Tyson used to do a neck bridge workout for 30 minutes daily to grow his neck up to 20 inches. He would perform 200-500 neck bridges, both front and back, to strengthen all sides of his neck.
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The Brihadeeswara temple of India was built using an interlocking stone design and without the use of any adhesive. The Shikara, (top most dome), is said to weigh around 80 tons, and the structure has survived for 1000 years through multiple earthquakes.
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HMS Victory, the oldest commissioned warship in the world, pictured in the 1980s.
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Australia has special rescue Ambulances. They have an exoskeleton and can drive through four feet of water and bushfires.
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Maud Wagner, the first professional female tattoo artist, in 1904. She also worked as a tattooed lady for the circus.
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Moss sporophyte at 10x.
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Great slaty woodpeckers in territorial display.
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The truck belonging to "town bully" Ken McElroy, after he was murdered in broad daylight, July the 10th 1981. Despite over 40 witnesses, nobody admitted to seeing the murder taking place and to this day nobody has been charged.
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Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) over Kosovo.

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Felicette would become the first cat to go to space, on October 18th, 61 years ago.
2.
The Guinness World Record for the heaviest pumpkin of all time is 2,624.6 lbs, held by grower Mathias Willemijns of Belgium.
3.
Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the World, becomes a 4000 sq. mile mirror after rainfall.
4.
Close-up photos of spider eyes by macro photographer Javier Perez.
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Mike Mentzer confronting Arnold Schwarzenegger during the 1980 Mr. Olympia backstage.
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An image of a broken specter, where a person’s shadow appears on the fog.
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A restaurant in Switzerland.
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The USAF once had a plane called the Peacemaker. It's job was to drop a 15 megaton hydrogen bomb on the enemy.
9.
2,300-year-old horse headdress from Siberia, c.350-250 BCE. This ceremonial mask/headdress was found on the body of a horse that had been buried in the frozen tombs of Pazyryk, Siberia.
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In the 1910s, there was an Austrian-American circus act featuring Katie Sandwina, a remarkable strongwoman. One of her notable feats was lifting her husband overhead.
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Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, or Berthe's mouse lemur, is the tiniest primate in the world. It weighs about 1.1 oz.
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The aequorea victoria has a fluorescent protein that led to huge advancements in medicine.
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Mike Tyson used to do a neck bridge workout for 30 minutes daily to grow his neck up to 20 inches. He would perform 200-500 neck bridges, both front and back, to strengthen all sides of his neck.
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The Brihadeeswara temple of India was built using an interlocking stone design and without the use of any adhesive. The Shikara, (top most dome), is said to weigh around 80 tons, and the structure has survived for 1000 years through multiple earthquakes.
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HMS Victory, the oldest commissioned warship in the world, pictured in the 1980s.
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Australia has special rescue Ambulances. They have an exoskeleton and can drive through four feet of water and bushfires.
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Maud Wagner, the first professional female tattoo artist, in 1904. She also worked as a tattooed lady for the circus.
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Moss sporophyte at 10x.
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Great slaty woodpeckers in territorial display.
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The truck belonging to "town bully" Ken McElroy, after he was murdered in broad daylight, July the 10th 1981. Despite over 40 witnesses, nobody admitted to seeing the murder taking place and to this day nobody has been charged.
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Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) over Kosovo.

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1. Felicette would become the first cat to go to space, on October 18th, 61 years ago.

2. The Guinness World Record for the heaviest pumpkin of all time is 2,624.6 lbs, held by grower Mathias Willemijns of Belgium.

3. Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the World, becomes a 4000 sq. mile mirror after rainfall.

4. Close-up photos of spider eyes by macro photographer Javier Perez.

5. Mike Mentzer confronting Arnold Schwarzenegger during the 1980 Mr. Olympia backstage.

6. An image of a broken specter, where a person’s shadow appears on the fog.

7. A restaurant in Switzerland.

8. The USAF once had a plane called the Peacemaker. It's job was to drop a 15 megaton hydrogen bomb on the enemy.

9. 2,300-year-old horse headdress from Siberia, c.350-250 BCE. This ceremonial mask/headdress was found on the body of a horse that had been buried in the frozen tombs of Pazyryk, Siberia.

10. In the 1910s, there was an Austrian-American circus act featuring Katie Sandwina, a remarkable strongwoman. One of her notable feats was lifting her husband overhead.

11. Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, or Berthe's mouse lemur, is the tiniest primate in the world. It weighs about 1.1 oz.

12. The aequorea victoria has a fluorescent protein that led to huge advancements in medicine.

13. Mike Tyson used to do a neck bridge workout for 30 minutes daily to grow his neck up to 20 inches. He would perform 200-500 neck bridges, both front and back, to strengthen all sides of his neck.

14. The Brihadeeswara temple of India was built using an interlocking stone design and without the use of any adhesive. The Shikara, (top most dome), is said to weigh around 80 tons, and the structure has survived for 1000 years through multiple earthquakes.

15. HMS Victory, the oldest commissioned warship in the world, pictured in the 1980s.

16. Australia has special rescue Ambulances. They have an exoskeleton and can drive through four feet of water and bushfires.

17. Maud Wagner, the first professional female tattoo artist, in 1904. She also worked as a tattooed lady for the circus.

18. Moss sporophyte at 10x.

19. Great slaty woodpeckers in territorial display.

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21. The truck belonging to "town bully" Ken McElroy, after he was murdered in broad daylight, July the 10th 1981. Despite over 40 witnesses, nobody admitted to seeing the murder taking place and to this day nobody has been charged.

22. Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) over Kosovo.

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Felicette would become the first cat to go to space, on October 18th, 61 years ago.

2.
The Guinness World Record for the heaviest pumpkin of all time is 2,624.6 lbs, held by grower Mathias Willemijns of Belgium.

3.
Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the World, becomes a 4000 sq. mile mirror after rainfall.

4.
Close-up photos of spider eyes by macro photographer Javier Perez.

5.
Mike Mentzer confronting Arnold Schwarzenegger during the 1980 Mr. Olympia backstage.

6.
An image of a broken specter, where a person’s shadow appears on the fog.

7.
A restaurant in Switzerland.

8.
The USAF once had a plane called the Peacemaker. It's job was to drop a 15 megaton hydrogen bomb on the enemy.

9.
2,300-year-old horse headdress from Siberia, c.350-250 BCE. This ceremonial mask/headdress was found on the body of a horse that had been buried in the frozen tombs of Pazyryk, Siberia.

10.
In the 1910s, there was an Austrian-American circus act featuring Katie Sandwina, a remarkable strongwoman. One of her notable feats was lifting her husband overhead.

11.
Madame Berthe's mouse lemur, or Berthe's mouse lemur, is the tiniest primate in the world. It weighs about 1.1 oz.

12.
The aequorea victoria has a fluorescent protein that led to huge advancements in medicine.

13.
Mike Tyson used to do a neck bridge workout for 30 minutes daily to grow his neck up to 20 inches. He would perform 200-500 neck bridges, both front and back, to strengthen all sides of his neck.

14.
The Brihadeeswara temple of India was built using an interlocking stone design and without the use of any adhesive. The Shikara, (top most dome), is said to weigh around 80 tons, and the structure has survived for 1000 years through multiple earthquakes.

15.
HMS Victory, the oldest commissioned warship in the world, pictured in the 1980s.

16.
Australia has special rescue Ambulances. They have an exoskeleton and can drive through four feet of water and bushfires.

17.
Maud Wagner, the first professional female tattoo artist, in 1904. She also worked as a tattooed lady for the circus.

18.
Moss sporophyte at 10x.

19.
Great slaty woodpeckers in territorial display.

21.
The truck belonging to "town bully" Ken McElroy, after he was murdered in broad daylight, July the 10th 1981. Despite over 40 witnesses, nobody admitted to seeing the murder taking place and to this day nobody has been charged.

22.
Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) over Kosovo.