Video0:07Pikachu running from the police with protestors in Turkeyr/Damnthatsinteresting4.1K pts46 comments4h agoDownload
Video0:19How a gorilla communicates he comes in peacer/Damnthatsinteresting29.0K pts503 comments12h agoDownload
Video4:05The atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, depicted in Barefoot Gen (1983), a Japanese animated film based on the firsthand experiences of a survivor who was just six years old at the time.r/Damnthatsinteresting2.7K pts505 comments6h agoNSFWDownload
A Spanish woman named Carmen has survived TWO fatal high-speed train crashes in just 9 months, emerging physically unharmed from both the Adamuz disaster in January and the Toledo collision last week.r/Damnthatsinteresting1.4K pts185 comments3h agoDownload
It's Illegal To Own Just One Guinea Pig In Switzerland, Because Of How Lonely They Get Alone.r/Damnthatsinteresting977 pts45 comments2h agoDownload
Video0:20Helicopters above NFL stadium getting struck by fireworks.r/Damnthatsinteresting669 pts98 comments6h agoDownload
Video0:16Passing a Lufthansa A380 head-on at 40,000 feet with a combined closing speed of over 900 mphr/Damnthatsinteresting947 pts62 comments11h agoDownload
The Golden Buddha, a seated Buddha statue in Thailand, weighing 5.5 tonnes (12,125 lb) of solid gold. For nearly 200 years, it was covered with stucco and coloured glass to conceal its value until 1955 when the plaster was accidentally chipped during relocation, revealing the gold underneath.r/Damnthatsinteresting250 pts34 comments4h agoDownload
Video0:52Orphaned Baby Orangutans Rescued from Palm Oil-Driven Forest Fires Are Taken to Forest School in Nyaru Menteng, Indonesiar/Damnthatsinteresting3.4K pts77 comments21h agoDownload
Video0:29Shauna Coxsey climbing Hat Trick, 7C, Göschenenr/Damnthatsinteresting1.1K pts72 comments16h agoDownload
Built in 1939, Þrídrangar is the most isolated lighthouse in the world.r/Damnthatsinteresting1.2K pts65 comments17h agoDownload
Gallery2Photo of gentlemen using a steam "donkey engine". Used to transport logs with the "skidder" method. Photos circa 1900-15.r/Damnthatsinteresting503 pts30 comments12h agoDownload
Video0:16Two helicopters collided mid-air while trying to land at the same helipad at the exact same time in the Everest region, Nepalr/Damnthatsinteresting12.7K pts1.1K comments1d agoDownload
Video0:26Karl Bushby completes 28-year, 31,000-mile walk around world and returns to mother's houser/Damnthatsinteresting7.3K pts875 comments1d agoDownload
Gallery2Pyramidion of Amenemhat III, black stone, Dahshur, c. 1850 BCE. The name of the god Amun has been deliberately cut from the king's cartouche.r/Damnthatsinteresting62 pts12 comments3h agoDownload
Video0:45Following last week's train crash in Spain, which claimed 64 lives, the region was captured from the air.r/Damnthatsinteresting653 pts68 comments18h agoDownload
Gallery2Door of No Return in Ouidah, Benin is a memorial arch to the enslaved Africans sent from the former slave port to the Americas.r/Damnthatsinteresting4.2K pts283 comments1d agoDownload
Gallery12“No Seconds” - Artist Henry Hargreaves recreated the last meals requested by famous death row inmates before their execution.r/Damnthatsinteresting4.0K pts414 comments1d agoDownload
Video0:20The drone police are here ... but for drones.r/Damnthatsinteresting8.8K pts431 comments1d agoDownload
Gallery5Bamiléké architecture in Cameroon is characterised by big houses and palaces being made from natural materials like wood, mud, and thick grass for the roofs.r/Damnthatsinteresting488 pts6 comments23h agoDownload
Gallery3A meteorite that looks like the space it came from, photographed under ultraviolet light (365nm) - It's an aubrite named Djoua 001 found in Algeria.r/Damnthatsinteresting173 pts5 comments17h agoDownload
Video0:18Antelope Canyon Flash Flood @desertratexplorationsr/Damnthatsinteresting2.4K pts81 comments1d agoDownload
Gallery10Shrunken heads (tsantsa) of the Jivaro people of Ecuador and Peru. A unique anthropological practice where enemies' heads were reduced through a complex ritual involving boiling and hot sand.r/Damnthatsinteresting10.3K pts434 comments1d agoNSFWDownload
Video2:19The Learjet 60 that crashed in Palm Beach County today went from 35,000 ft to the ground in 76 seconds.r/Damnthatsinteresting30.6K pts4.9K comments2d agoDownload
Video1:37Gamer shows his skills on piloting a plane in GTA: San Andreasr/Damnthatsinteresting0 pts4 comments4m agoDownload
Video1:24Kazakhstan now officially holds a population of Tigers again after 70 years. Here’s footage of the male being released into Ile-Balkhash State Nature Reserve, exactly 3 months after tigress “Umit’s” release.r/Damnthatsinteresting5.9K pts79 comments1d agoDownload
Video0:14NASA’s pencil-thin supersonic jet (X-59) spotted flying across the US—designed to fly faster than sound without a sonic boomr/Damnthatsinteresting2.5K pts126 comments1d agoDownload
Video2:09Early experiment to use solar power to charge an electric car (a Baker), in 1960.r/Damnthatsinteresting568 pts44 comments1d agoDownload
This photo was taken from space. It captures the Namib Desert in Namibia (southwest Africa)r/Damnthatsinteresting21.4K pts133 comments2d agoDownload
Video1:04A Chinese start-up uses A.I.-enabled laser device can track mosquitoes in flight and burn their wings off, while avoiding people, pets and reflective surfaces. It uses technology found in self-driving cars to pinpoint its targets.r/Damnthatsinteresting1.4K pts277 comments1d agoDownload
Notch II surprised everyone by looking after his disabled son Spearboy, allowing him to share territory rather than casting him out. Spearboy was struck by a spear thrown by a Maasai herder. The injury stunted his growth and prevented his mane from fully developing. Image credit: Brian Everitt.r/Damnthatsinteresting19.4K pts163 comments2d agoDownload
Andrea Kimi Antonelli has just become the youngest F1 Champion, at 20 years, 2 months and 7 days old, as well as the first Italian champion in 73 years.r/Damnthatsinteresting8.6K pts125 comments2d agoDownload
Gallery2135 years old giant Galapagos turtle "Goliath" meeting it's hatchling, Miami Zoo, Florida, 2025.r/Damnthatsinteresting4.5K pts95 comments2d agoDownload
Video0:33Gallium needle developed by KAIST.South Korea stays solid to pierce the skin, then softens inside the body for safety and single user/Damnthatsinteresting22.8K pts1.2K comments3d agoDownload
Head Binding in North America : Found this going through and archive. Clark County Historical Museum Photographs Collection P35.3.12r/Damnthatsinteresting127 pts9 comments1d agoDownload
This art installation was commissioned by the city of Zurich, Switzerlandr/Damnthatsinteresting898 pts37 comments2d agoDownload
This 13th century Inuit carving of a figure in European robes is the earliest Indigenous representation of a European anywhere in the Western Hemisphere. It is believed to depict a Norseman.r/Damnthatsinteresting2.7K pts73 comments2d agoDownload
Video0:43Spectacular Halloween parade by Mecnas in Galway.Irelandr/Damnthatsinteresting22.7K pts260 comments3d agoDownload
Gallery415th century bronze heads from the Oyo empire and Ile-Ife, two yoruba kingdoms located in modern day Nigeriar/Damnthatsinteresting831 pts15 comments2d agoDownload
Video0:33The cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is the world’s fastest land animal. Its acceleration is comparable to that of a Formula E car, going from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 3 seconds.r/Damnthatsinteresting0 pts21 comments21h agoDownload
Gallery7Photos taken onboard United Airlines Flight 811 after suffering a cargo door failure at 22,000 feet so severe that it caused a gaping hole in the fuselage. 9 passengers were sucked out of the plane. The plane made a succesful landing 14 minutes later at Honolulu, saving 346 people.r/Damnthatsinteresting4.1K pts342 comments3d agoDownload
MORFO has developed drones that can disperse 180 engineered seed capsules per minute to reforest destroyed ecosystems. Each drone can cover up to 123 acres in a single day.r/Damnthatsinteresting1.7K pts75 comments3d agoDownload
Gallery3Photos of Martin Van Buren Bates (1837-1919) during his retirement from performing as one of the tallest person in recorded history, Seville, Ohio, 1890s. He was 2.36m tall.r/Damnthatsinteresting3.2K pts243 comments3d agoDownload
Gallery5These pyramids are not in Egypt, they were built in present-day Sudan by the Kingdom of Kush over 2,000 years ago. More than 200 were constructed for Nubian kings and queens. At its height, Kush was so powerful that it conquered Egypt.r/Damnthatsinteresting10.3K pts325 comments3d agoDownload
Video0:25Almost 2000 people have come together to move a historic castle in northern Japan to help with renovations.r/Damnthatsinteresting1.2K pts27 comments3d agoDownload
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