22 photos of really gigantic things that can cause an attack of megalophobia
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/22-photos-of-really-gigantic-things-that-can-cause-an-attack-of-megalophobia.htmlGet ready to be surprised and feel tiny next to these colossal objects. From huge buildings and monumental sculptures to incredibly large plants and stunning engineering projects, these photos are simply breathtaking. Everyone who thought they were brave, are you ready to face this impressive scale? Immerse yourself in the world of giant wonders and get ready for a shock!
So that's what you are, a giant sequoia!
Mount Fuji: view from the nearby town
School bus on the background of dump trucks
Japanese spider crab - a creature from nightmares
This is what the anchor chain looks like
Whale Spine
Mercury on the background of the Sun. Don't lose it! The black dot of Mercury is almost at the edge of the solar disk
Iceberg off the coast of Greenland
The Fallen Giant
The Dragon's Eye quarry in Britain. It is not difficult to guess the origin of the name
King Albert Tower. The man at the foot — for scale
If you compare the size of this tornado with the windmills at its foot, it becomes creepy
This is not a palace. This is a flood collector in Tokyo
Sequoia in the spruce forest
Lumber warehouse. The work on warehousing is carried out completely manually
Bagger 288, the largest ground vehicle in the world
The world's largest diamond mine "Mir" in Yakutia
Unity Statue in honor of Vallabhbhai Patel, one of the leaders of the Indian independence movement
The eruption of the volcano Saint-Helene, 1980
Empire State Building over New York of the early twentieth century
Human collars
Giant Sand dune
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