A granular flow — a wild, fast-moving river of rocks — captured in Biokovo, Croatia. This rare natural phenomenon looks like solid earth behaving like liquid. [📹 Biokovo]

A bull elk lets out a haunting bugle through the morning fog — a powerful call that echoes for miles, marking both a mating ritual and a display of dominance. [📹 Harry Collins Photography]

A rainbow created by sea spray over the ocean. Since seawater has a slightly higher refractive index than freshwater, rainbows formed by sea spray are smaller than those that appear after rain.

The SCMaglev in Japan, the world’s fastest train, glides at speeds exceeding 500 km/h. In a 2015 test run, the L0 Series SCMaglev hit an astonishing 603 km/h (375 mph). [📹 Tom Scott]

A new Guinness World Record was set as over 11,600 drones lit up the sky in celebration of the 28th anniversary of Chongqing becoming one of China's largest administrative regions.

Hafþór Björnsson, best known as “The Mountain” from Game of Thrones, smashed the deadlift world record by lifting an incredible 505 kg (1,113 lbs).

One-legged breakdancer Bboy Samuka [📹 bboysamuka]

Chucko just broke the world record with an insane Døds from 48.7m (160ft), the tallest dive ever performed in the sport [📹flyingfloou]

A rare and dramatic tornado swirled over Gary, South Dakota, on June 29, 2025. [📹 eye.of.ty]

A galaxy view edge-on by the Hubble Space Telescope. NGC 5866, also known as the Spindle Galaxy or Messier 102, is a bright lenticular galaxy in constellation Draco.

Incredible footage of a massive 4.5 m (15 ft) saltwater crocodile swimming beside a boat in Australia, filmed by fisherman Alec Dunn. These powerful reptiles can reach speeds of up to 29 km/h (18 mph) in the water.

Intriguing geometry drawn with a compass

Stunning timelapse of an aurora and moonrise over Earth, captured from the International Space Station.

This artist masterfully crafts delicate Sumi ink paintings that elegantly embody the fluidity and grace of animals and people. [🖌️ 1350997595 / 春占枝头 on Douyin]

Would you spend some days in this tiny wooden forest cabin? [📹 glamptrail]

Wally Wallington claims to have demonstrated how a single person can move massive monoliths, offering insight into how such feats might have been achieved in ancient times. According to him, a pyramid could be built using only primitive tools in just 25 years with a workforce of 520 people.

Insane hand control [🖌️ Alexander Timchenko / at1m]

Ancient Roman engineering at its finest: In 398 BC, they excavated a 1.2 km tunnel from both ends—and met precisely in the middle. No modern tools, just extraordinary planning and skill. [🎞️ simple.history_]

Muhammad Ali dodges 21 punches in 10 seconds (1977)

Wagyu, the world’s most luxurious meat, is served with exceptional care at Azabu Note, a renowned restaurant in Japan. [📹 space_tamnik]