Incredible Photographs Showing The Unseen Side Of Things

The world is a beautiful place that has many wondrous sights to behold. And while we may stop and appreciate nature and all the incredible man-made accomplishments too, we don't always know just how incredible the things we're seeing are. From what's really under a tiger's stripes, to what grains of salt look like under a microscope, here is a collection of photos that show the unseen side of things around us and they'll blow your mind!

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This is a square starfish due to birth defects.

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Looking at grains of salt under the electron microscope.

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Sperm whales only have teeth in their lower jaw and sockets for their upper jaw.

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A globe that allows blind people to ‘see’ made in 1837. One of the first maps that blind people could use.

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Baby flamingos are born white.

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These heads from Easter Island actually have bodies.

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A picture of the dark side of the moon captured by NASA from 1 million miles away.

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The surface of a strawberry.

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Agate shell which has minerals forming and replacing the shells itself. Pretty common on West Coast beaches

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A picture of eclipse on earth from space.

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An albino raccoon.

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The glass frog is so transparent you can see its internal organs clearly.

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A decomposed dead cactus that left its spines behind. Be careful, they’re still sharp!

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Inside an astronaut’s suit. They weigh about 280 pounds on earth and takes 45 minutes to wear.

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Pictures of Aurora seen in different planets.

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How the tiger skin actually look like. They do have stripes down to the skin.

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Gorgeous ice crystals in Switzerland.

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Two medical students, M.A. Schalck and L.P. Ramsdell, spent 1,500 hours to dissect a cadaver’s nervous system intact. That is more than 4 months long assuming they work 12 hours a day.

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Snow covering the net roof of an aviary in Saint Louis Zoo, built in 1994.

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This is a ghost heart after all blood is cleaned and only protein scaffold.

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