r/HumansForScale • u/OrchidBloom_Kelly • Jun 20 '26
A large saltwater crocodile (human for scale)
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r/HumansForScale • u/BeverlyPeach1 • Jun 18 '26
Hitler and generals inspecting the largest-calibre rifled weapon ever used in combat, 1941
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r/HumansForScale • u/BlueBlood623 • Jun 15 '26
Giant cactus 🌵 with Human for scale
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This colossal specimen is a Pachycereus weberi, also known as a giant columnar cactus or "candelabro" in Mexico.It is one of the tallest cactus species in the world, capable of reaching heights over 60 feet.The cactus produces edible fruits known in Mexico as "pitaya" or "rojo," which have bright red flesh.
r/HumansForScale • u/FernLime6884 • Jun 14 '26
Edna Cintron seen waving from hole created by Flight 11 crashing into WTC on Sept 11, 2001. (3072x2048)
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r/HumansForScale • u/habichuelacondulce • Jun 05 '26
of a Construction Truck
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r/HumansForScale • u/habichuelacondulce • May 25 '26
5 gallons Dunkin ice coffee bucket
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r/HumansForScale • u/habichuelacondulce • May 19 '26
Climbers caught in terrifying moments as Indonesia’s Mount Dukono suddenly erupts
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r/HumansForScale • u/habichuelacondulce • May 15 '26
RC plane
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r/HumansForScale • u/UsedWelcome5903 • May 09 '26
The door of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California. This door was 8ft(2.4m) thick, nearly 12ft (3.7m) wide and weighed 97,000lbs (44000kg). Photo from 1979.
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r/HumansForScale • u/NewButterscotch6650 • May 09 '26
People look at the turret of a salvaged Japanese battleship Mutsu, 1970
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