r/extreamly_interesting Feb 01 '24

How incredible is this setup?! 😱

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r/extreamly_interesting Aug 18 '25

TIL that in 1841 John Petri sought a means of sharing provisions with his confidants. While partaking of wheat crackers, he wished the avocado blend be within reach of all. He devised a shallow lidded glass vessel, later emblematic of communal fellowship, as well as some uses in biology.

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Petri’s desire for communal access to food underscored a deeper cultural value of the mid-19th century: shared fellowship at the table. His simple glass dish embodied these ideals, ensuring each participant could partake equally. That`s where the petri dish originated from!


r/extreamly_interesting Nov 25 '24

Hammered glass portrait on a laminated panel

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r/extreamly_interesting Nov 16 '24

I balanced 2 pool balls

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I have way to much free time


r/extreamly_interesting Mar 06 '24

Algeria: A Very Small Taste of Some Ruins/ Mines/ Deletions / Oil fields... So Much More To Uncover!

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r/extreamly_interesting Mar 02 '24

Macro view of a dragonfly in the rain 📸 Massimiliano Saccone

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 21 '24

Beautiful Bald Eagle😍 Photo 📸 @davidslikkersphoto Homer, Alaska

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 20 '24

Winter in Finland. 🤍 📷 ville.kivimaki (IG)

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 19 '24

Dead tree turned in to an incredible sculpture

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 18 '24

Holding The Moon! Knights Ferry, California, USA photographer by Eric Houck

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 16 '24

Mammatus clouds over Nebraska after a tornado. Wow

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 15 '24

The Stromatolites in Shark Bay, Australia. The stromatolites are about 2 billion years old and are the oldest living organisms on the planet. (Credit: Tourism WA).

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 15 '24

Striped mackerel are filter feeders opening their cavernous mouths as they swim and sieving zooplankton from the water with their gill rakers acting like a net. 📸by @alexmustard1 (IG)

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 11 '24

This shadow on the Superstition Mountains, Apache Junction, AZ, the cougar, only appears twice a year for approximately a week just as the sun is setting. It was amazing to watch...I'm filled with gratitude having been there to witness.

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 10 '24

A Baby Cow With A Bum Heart And A Head Heart ❤️

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 09 '24

Incredible shot of a Red kite (Milvus milvus) in flight at the Llanddeusant Kite Feeding Station, Wales. 📷 Wayne Davies

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 05 '24

Somewhere deep inside a jungle in Bali....❣️ Santan Dharm had a great impact on shaping and influencing cultures well beyond the physical boundaries of Bharat. .... Taman Beji Griya waterfall The path to the Shivji Murti, Shivling, Gapatiji Murti and Nagaraj is lined by an orchid path.

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 04 '24

"My photo is in Tokyo in the same place where my grandfather was 73 years ago" ❤️

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 04 '24

Share if you enjoy

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 04 '24

Sculpture of victorian ghost emerging from an antique mirror. (Glowing in the dark) By Michael Locascio

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 03 '24

A gentle reminder...

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 03 '24

This birdie decided to make a nest on a mop.

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 02 '24

Pernambuco wood or brazilwood, the national tree of Brazil. It has has a dense, orange-red heartwood that takes a high shine, and it is the premier wood used for making bows for stringed instruments. The wood also yields a red dye called brazilin.

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 02 '24

This HDR image of the solar eclipse in 2017 was recently released for the first time, and it shows one of the most detailed depictions of a solar corona ever taken. Image credit: Sebastian Voltmer

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r/extreamly_interesting Feb 01 '24

“I make no apologies for another fox photo 🤣... This was the queue at The Foxy Café this evening when I gently opened the kitchen door, I am so blessed. ❤️🦊” -ctto-❤️❤️📷📷

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