22 photos that depict amazing things that actually exist

Looking at these photos, you may think that they depict some kind of fantasy and the nevernever. But this is not so! All the things and phenomena that are shown here exist or have ever actually happened.

"Black Crack" in the Canyonlands National Park, USA, Utah.

Weapons used by the Apaches, French gangsters, in the early 1900s. This is a pistol, brass knuckles and a knife at the same time.

Amazing vymeobraznye clouds in the sky over Canada.

A visual representation of how many planets the Earth could fit inside the Sun.

Murmuration of starlings over Rome. 

The snake was so hungry that it ate the mouse along with the mousetrap.

A fighter of the underwater special forces from Serbia.

In 2012, French beekeepers could not understand why honey turns green and blue until they discovered that bees arrive at a local factory where M&M's chocolate is produced.

Such crystals are called dendrites because of their bizarre patterns and their similarity to trees.

Hitachi Seaside Park in Japan. This is exactly what it looks like in mid-October.

This tree grows around the trunk of another tree.

Kurt Wenner, the inventor of 3D street art, on the background of one of his works.

This is what a Himalayan bear looks like, whose fur has fallen out.

Chefchaouen is the Blue Pearl of Morocco. Most of the buildings here are painted in various shades of blue and light blue.

"I make drawings with the help of old typewriters. All you see here are letters and numbers."

A non-standard architectural solution. A cubic window is like a transition to a parallel world.

This guy only has four fingers on his hand.

Here's how the seal's nose prevents water from entering the lungs.

This landscape looks like someone dropped a green quilt on the ground.

Someone dropped the headphones on the beach, and they pulled all the metal particles out of the sand.

Balu, Leo and Sherkhan were rescued in 2001 from the basement of a drug dealer. Since then, they have been inseparable friends.

Meet Narnia, a rare two-faced cat.