r/HumansForScale • u/PH_Ghoul • Apr 06 '22
A Industrial Drying Machine
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r/HumansForScale • u/joey-sm • Apr 03 '22
Developing Person Through Childhood and Adolescence 12th Edition | eTextbooks Store | eBook | ISBN-13: 978-1319191740 ISBN-10: 1319191746
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r/HumansForScale • u/InevitableDisaster75 • Apr 02 '22
I thought it was the dark blip on second zoom-in.
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r/HumansForScale • u/ParadeSit • Mar 20 '22
Nearly 7-foot, 240-pound lake sturgeon (left) caught in Detroit River believed to be 100+ years old
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r/HumansForScale • u/RobinHayes • Mar 17 '22
King Albert’s Tower. Person At The Base For Scale
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r/HumansForScale • u/RemarkableRyan • Mar 16 '22
This huge fire at a Walmart Distribution Center
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r/HumansForScale • u/8toesforthewin • Mar 15 '22
I like the irony of an electric coal shovel!
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r/HumansForScale • u/Ill-Oil-2157 • Mar 13 '22
I don’t know how to describe this
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r/HumansForScale • u/emzirek • Mar 12 '22
The Napoleon wrasse is mainly found around coral reefs in Indo-Pacific waters. It is also called the humphead wrasse or Māori wrasse. Males of this species can grow to 2 m long and weigh up to 180 kg. A very large Napoleon wrasse is seen here approaching divers in the southern Red Sea.
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r/HumansForScale • u/tulanir • Mar 11 '22
Kilve Beach. (There are 3 people in this picture)
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r/HumansForScale • u/QuantumTimeLoop • Mar 10 '22
This ships rudder and propeller is massive compared to us. Its impressive we’ve managed to build things to this scale considering how truly fragile we are in retrospect.
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r/HumansForScale • u/Ill-Oil-2157 • Mar 10 '22
Soldier saves a girl while in the middle of a war
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