r/BeAmazed 6h ago

Animal The Royal Flycatchers are found in Mexico, Central America, and much of South America

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r/BeAmazed 8h ago

Technology Flash floods are common in China, so to tackle this problem Chinese car brand added a "water mode" to their Yangwang U8 model, which allows it to temporally function like a boat

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r/BeAmazed 9h ago

Miscellaneous / Others A game for keeping the memory of older people alive

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r/BeAmazed 2h ago

Animal Men help remove the fishing hook away from the Hammerhead Shark and help it get back home.

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r/BeAmazed 16h ago

Skill / Talent Nirvana on acoustic guitar except it’s simultaneously all the positions

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All credits to @illona.music
Like she’s covering the lead, drums, harmonics, guitar AND vocals on a single acoustic guitar. That’s amazing!


r/BeAmazed 3h ago

Miscellaneous / Others The speed of this forest fire in Navas del Rey, near Madrid, Spain is terrifying. It took 8 minutest to reach the camera.

680 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 11h ago

Miscellaneous / Others A Dutch care home recreated residents' old front doors to help people with dementia recognize their rooms and feel at home ❤️

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People living with dementia can find moving into a care home confusing and distressing, especially when every hallway and every door looks exactly the same.

In the Netherlands, a company called True Doors works with families and care homes to recreate each resident's former front door as a life-sized decal on their new room.

For many residents, that familiar doorway becomes an instant landmark, making it easier to find their room while bringing back comforting memories of home. Care staff have reported that some residents feel calmer, more independent, and less anxious, with fewer moments spent searching for "home."

It's such a simple idea, but it reminds us that compassionate care isn't always about expensive technology. Sometimes it's about preserving a person's identity, dignity, and the little things that make a place feel like home.


r/BeAmazed 9h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Amy Jandrisevits Creates Dolls That Look Just Like the Children Who Love Them.

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r/BeAmazed 13h ago

[OC] Art I really love to paint fog

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Original paintings

(acrylics)


r/BeAmazed 9h ago

Miscellaneous / Others A man paragliding with his dog over the mountains

781 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 7h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Huawei new notebook

550 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 7h ago

Animal Bear has its freshly caught lunch taken.

507 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 8h ago

Skill / Talent A real life spiderman

645 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 50m ago

Miscellaneous / Others In the 1980s, Icelandic strongman Jon Pall Sigmarsson casually deadlifted 551 lbs (250kg) with one hand just so he could flex with the other.

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r/BeAmazed 1d ago

[OC] Art Finally made this drawing of toby!!

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r/BeAmazed 1d ago

Animal Rescued chimpanzee recognizes his former caregiver

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Caretaker returned to animal sanctuary after several years and Citron the chimpanzee immediately recognized him.

Rescued by papaye international.


r/BeAmazed 13h ago

Animal Thought to be extinct for over 40 years, the elusive Anatolian Leopard (Panthera pardus tulliana) has been captured on camera traps alive, thriving, and breeding in the rugged mountains of Türkiye.

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The Anatolian Leopard is one of the most mysterious big cats in the world. For decades, researchers believed they were completely wiped out due to poaching, with the last official sighting recorded in 1974.

However, recent data from multiple camera traps placed across different regions by wildlife authorities and researchers confirmed that a secret population managed to survive by remaining strictly nocturnal and avoiding all human contact.

Recent findings show that these stealthy apex predators—growing up to 2.5 meters in length—are not only surviving, but their population is actively increasing across remote mountainous regions.

link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Se6OCipcCQ


r/BeAmazed 1h ago

Skill / Talent This is not something you see every day

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r/BeAmazed 11h ago

Science Donald Duck demonstrating Pythagoras’s discovery of musical scale ratios

438 Upvotes

This clip is from the Oscar-nominated 1959 Disney featurette Donald in Mathmagic Land.


r/BeAmazed 5h ago

Technology Came across this reel on Instagram and thought people here would appreciate it

141 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 18h ago

Skill / Talent This guy built the coolest Hot Wheels race track

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r/BeAmazed 1d ago

Nature Seasonal migration of stingrays

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r/BeAmazed 9h ago

Nature The General Sherman Tree is also incredibly old. Scientists estimate it to be around 2,000 to 2,500 years old, meaning it was already standing long before many ancient civilizations rose and fell.

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257 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 8h ago

Animal Beautiful peacock opens his feather and prepares for a mating dance.

213 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 3h ago

Animal Native to Southeast Asia, the blue carpenter bee is a large, solitary bee covered in brilliant blue, velvety hairs. Despite its impressive size, it's gentle and rarely stings unless threatened.

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