This photo shows the entirety of Migingo Island. This tiny Kenyan island
has an area of only 2,000 square meters, yet has a population of over 130
individuals. This makes it the 3rd most dense island in the world, after
Colombia's Santa Cruz del Islote and Hong Kong's Ap Lei Chau.
Thanks to the crystal clear water you can find at Florida's Three Sisters Springs,
tourists from all around the world end up coming to visit this stunning location
from mid-November to the end of March, to have a look at all the lovely manatees
that come to rest there.
The Netherlands is by far the most advanced country in the world when it comes
to agricultural farming technology. The photo above shows illuminated greenhouses
that are able to produce crops all year round. They only use 5% of the water that
traditional farming methods produce, and can yield up to ten times the amount of
crops too, without the need for pesticides.
A white sedan ended up going airborne and smashing right through a 2nd storey
office in California's Santa Ana. Everybody in the car had to be rescued while
the car was still hanging out of the wall, and they even had to use a special
kind of fire truck to eventually remove the vehicle. It turns out that the
driver was under the influence of narcotics at the time of the collision.
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The sign shown above can be found in Florida's Vortex Spring, which is the state's
largest commercial diving facility. Since the early 1990s, at least 13 divers have
died while exploring one of the deepest caves, and one of the bodies has never
been recovered.
H&M stores all over South Africa have been smashed to smithereens by protesters
due to an allegedly racist advert found on their website. Furious rioters started
throwing racks of clothing and mannequins all across the stores, which led to
H&M closing all 17 of its South African outlets shortly afterward.
The images above were taken in early January, when women in Saudi Arabia were
allowed to attend a soccer match for the first time ever. This move comes as
part of what many are calling a liberalization drive in Saudi Arabia, which
began when Saudi women were allowed to drive vehicles in 2017.
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