#21 Brazil, Emerald Sand Dunes
Statistically, a lot more men work as land surveyors, we asked Etcheverry to explain to us why the profession isn't as popular with women as it is with men.
“I think the reason surveying historically has been less popular to women is because of the pre-conceived idea that all it is is days and days of hard labor, cutting line, pounding hubs, surrounded by men who curse and chew tobacco. But that simply is not the case, while yes, there is hard labor involved, digging, hammering, hiking, chopping, etc... there is also a lot of mind work to be done, solving new problems every day, piecing new puzzles together. I think if more women saw the analytical side of what a surveyor does, they may take a bit more interest!”
#22 The Western Australian Town Installed Nets On The Outlet Of Drainage Pipes, Preventing Solid Waste And Gross Pollutants From Leaving The Sewers
#24 The Skeleton Of A Puffer Fish. When You Think Nature Cannot Amaze You Anymore
We often share travel tips and tricks on Bored Panda as well as some interesting destinations one can add to their bucket list (this post is proof of that) so given the opportunity, we asked Farrah to share with us some of her travel do's and don'ts! “My travel do's and don'ts... My top don't is do NOT wear flip-flops to the airport. You must wear shoes with socks... DO bring a snack and a good book, and put an air tag in your bag.... just in case!”
#25 When You Accidentally Find Your Doppelganger On A Painting Made Over 100 Years Ago
#27 Architecturally Unbelievable. Sumela Monastery In Trabzon Province In The Black Sea Region Of Turkey
#28 300 Year Old Oak Trees, Oak Alley Plantation, Louisiana
#29 A Parachutist Jumps With More Than 100 Million Seeds In The Amazon
#30 This Variety Of Orchids (Dracula Simia) Is So Amazing Looks Like Baby Monkeys
#32 Indian Flying Fox And Baby Along Ride. Photography By Hemanth Kumar
#33 The Blue Dragon River In Portugal Seen From The International Space Station
#34 Ice Eggs, Thousands Of Balls Of Ice Cover Beach In Finland, Due To A Phenomenon That Occurs When Ice Are Rolled Over By Water And Wind
#35 A Grape Cluster Formed By Grape Clusters. This Cluster Is Called The Caleb Cluster
#36 Dolphin Baby In Mother's Womb, How Amazing Is This
As diverse a bunch as they are - elephant, dog, dolphin and penguin are all shown united by their similar stages of development.
Scientists captured the images for a National Geographic Documentary called 'Animals in the Womb'.
The images were also used on a Channel 4 documentary 'Animals in the Womb' which aired in 2009.
They were created by using a combination of ultrasound scans, computer graphics and small cameras -as well as some carefully created models- to document the animals’ development from conception to birth, and give an unparalleled glimpse into a world that few of us would ever expect to see.
#37 The Prague Astronomical Clock, (Prague Orloj), A Medieval Astronomical Clock Located In The Capital City Of Prague. First Installed In 1410, It Is The Third-Oldest Astronomical Clock In The World And The Oldest Clock Still Operating
#39 A Natural Beehive Filled With Honey Glowing In The Sunlight
#40 Devil's Tower, Black Hills, Wyoming. Photo: Charles Ankrom
