22 photos of amazing things that an ordinary person is unlikely to see live

The most ordinary people spread a lot of different fascinating information on the Internet. This is not the merit of technology at all, the father of ordinary people who are among us and want to share interesting facts that they have seen in everyday life. It is this selection that we will now look at. Some of these things in life you could never see.

If you are watching a music video or another video, in the caption to which it is indicated that it was shot on an iphone, then most likely the shooting took place like this

The glass frog (or Centrolenidae) lives in the forests of Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama and Colombia. Scientists still don't know exactly what the evolutionary meaning of this kind of frog is.

Medieval beekeepers' outfits were pretty creepy

This is what an albino raccoon looks like

This is what a finger cut looks like under an electron microscope

A fossilized dinosaur footprint, photographed in Utah, USA. This trace is approximately 200 million years old

Have you ever seen a flamingo chick? Here it is, look at it!

The snow-covered mesh roof of the aviary at the zoo

This is strawberry corn. Its fruits are eaten and also used as a decoration

Watermark on real and fake banknote

"One of our horses got sick. This is the stone that the vet pulled out of her bladder."

This is what a cookie press looks like at a confectionery factory

Onagadori is an ancient breed of chickens from Japan with a particularly long tail

The "hand" of Tyrannosaurus Rex is about the same size as a human hand

This is how unicellular diatoms look like

It turns out that animals can also have vitiligo i.e. pigmentation disorder

Crystal clear water in Lake Baikal

Glass butterfly Greta Oro, which, of course, is not made of glass, but its wings are transparent

View of icicles on a windy day

"I put my hand in front of the door peephole during sunset and got this unusual effect"

Exotic pink grasshopper. Its color is due to a rare genetic mutation called "erythrism"

This is what a donor heart looks like, cleansed of blood. This is done so that the recipient's body fills it with its own blood and does not reject it after surgery