Fascinating Pictures Reveal Beauty In The Mundane

50 incredibly unique pictures that have probably never crossed your mind or took the time to notice.

Shasta

• Published in Interesting
• December 20, 2019

If you stop and stare, if you pause briefly, if you remind yourself to notice things you might otherwise overlook, you'll find some incredibly stunning things in this life.

Among this list, are things both common and rare, but all stunningly beautiful. It's important to always look beyond what the naked eye can see, look deeper, because you'll never know what you could unravel.

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Leave us a comment below on which ones you loved the most, which ones took you by surprise, and which one felt the most peaceful.

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#1 This looks like an incredible beam of light, but it's actually a natural shower inside of a cave.

#2 A single living cell. This is the largest single living cell on Earth, Valonia Ventricosa which is also known as bubble algae.

#3 This is a cave in Mexico with crystals as large as trees, although you can explore them, you cannot stay for long due to the toxic atmosphere. This. Is. Amazing!

#4 Grains of sand, multiplied 100-300x. Personally I've seen this one before, but it's always as amazing as the first glance.

#5 A snail with a crystal clear shell.

#6 Somehow this Kitty has the exact same eyes as Sauron...How is that possible?!

#7 Tulips bring such gorgeous color and texture to Spring fallen snow.

#8 Bashkir Curlie horses all carry a gene for curly hair. They come in all colors and sizes. Their curly hair is strictly saved for winter, leaving only mild waves in their coats the warmer months of the year.

#9 UV lens illuminates the sun creating something entirely unique. I'm blown away here.

#10 A Bilateral Gynandromorph, this beauty is literally a half male- half female butterfly! WOAH!

#11 Positive streamers, nope those are not trees! They're positively charged ionic channels rising up from the ground, one meets a negatively charged step leader which prompts the lightning strike.

#12 This teeny tiny baby boy was born in Tokyo weighing 268 Grams (9.45 Oz), he survived the NICU and remains the smallest child ever to be born and survive.

#13 Elsa's creation? Maybe. This sure isn't shards of glass, but a frozen lake located in Michigan.

#14 The smallest frog I've ever seen. Almost didn't see him!

#15 Nature always gives us a run for our money, this is a purple grasshopper caught off guard in a garden.

#16 Ever heard of a Split Lobster? Probably not. This only occurs once in every 50 MILLION lobster.

#17 Could you go for 9 months without eating? Me neither, however this leaf looking Sea Slug can! All because of SCIENCE. It photosynthesizes in the sun!

#18 Completely translucent fish! What a sight to see.

#19 A clutch of ancient dinosaur eggs.

#20 I've actually visited a place similar to this, in rehab centers like Madonna they create tiny towns to reintroduce people back into real life situations. Essentially they're adult forms of Children Museums.

#21 This is a Keaton typewriter, this is how music was created. This device was patented in 1936 by Robert H. Keaton.

#22 This BLUE fuzzy bee is referred to as a 'blue carpenter bee.'

#23 Time lapse photos hardly ever disappoint. This version is of a beehive. Nature is such raw beauty.

#24 An ice confined house in Ohio, off of Lake Erie. N A T U R E. She's brilliant.

#25 Deer lacking pigment=Albino deer.

#26 This 140 million year old, 500 Kg dinosaur femur that was uncovered in France.

#27 Kitty named Soren has incredible eyes, but is also blind. Galaxy eyes.

#28 Golden bee comes in for a landing!

#29 This I've never seen before, 6 fingers on each hand.

#30 Electron microscope magnifies this ants face. It's so...alien-like.

#31 Giant sunflowers. You can never go wrong with sunflowers, big or small!

#32 The Baikal Dzn. Rocks on the lake take in heat from the sun, thus warming the surface underneath it, then once the sun is gone, it refreezes. Creating this amazing phenomenon.

#33 Murchison Meteorite is 4,600,000,000 years old, and it's very likely that this rock existed prior to the Earth ever did.

#34 Fingernails starting and stopping their growth during chemo rounds.

#35 This reminds me of a strand of human DNA. BUT...it's a cloud.

#36 A rainbow pool. Nature man, it's so stunning.

#8 Clear butterfly lands on a hand in the Ecuadorian Amazon.

#49 Dinosaur footprints in France. French fossil hunters estimate them being at least 1 million years old.

#39 A fire break in Australia. Sometimes even destruction is beautiful.

#40 Sometimes baby feathers stick around! Just like this Blue Jay, half adult feathers half baby.

#41 Pluto, presented to you by NASA an independent agency affiliated with the U.S. government.

#42 Janez Brajkovic, an ex world champion cyclist's leg after a race. Holy OWEE! Need a banana bro?

#43 Fin whale vertebrae underneath the water somewhere near Kongsfjorden, Norway.

#44 A mutated Shasta daisy!

#45 A tiny town within a nursing home, much like the one on #20. Just much more sophisticated!

#46 A clear Blue Tang fish.

#47 Blue Java Banana, it's said to have the same consistency as ice cream and to taste similar to vanilla bean, YUM!

#48 A cannabis field in the middle of a cornfield.

#47 The view of Jupiter from it's south pole. Looks like a cream colored eyeball.

#50 A gorgeous bicolor sunflower. I NEED THIS IN MY LIFE.

Shasta