7 Most Dangerous Jellyfish in the Underwater World

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Sea nettle (Chrysaora)

Jellyfish, which can be recognized by their characteristic golden brown umbrella, which can reach 30 cm in diameter, and its 24 tentacles can stretch up to 2 m in length. After touching the sea nettle, a characteristic rash lasts about an hour on the human body, not to mention that the «bite» itself is quite painful. One thing pleases us — a meeting with this jellyfish does not threaten human life in any way, but caution will not be superfluous.

20 Photos That Will Prove to You That the Wedding Should not be Perfect!

Wedding is the main day in the life of every girl. Everybody want to carry the memory of it through many years! That is why the girls are so careful in choosing the most perfect magnificent dress, the most symmetrical wedding arch and the most immaculate banquet hall. And what will we tell you that a wedding at which something is not going according to plan is appreciated and remembered much better than the most flawless celebration? Photos from this collection are collected here to prove that sometimes the most imperfect wedding becomes the most enchanting and memorable! Just trust your imagination and do not dare to get upset over trifles ...

Facts From Behind the Scenes of Popular Films

Films immerse us in another reality, allowing us to enjoy unique characters, their incredible stories and an amazing world. But have you ever thought about what was happening behind the scenes of popular scenes? How the actors behaved, what they had to endure in preparation for the role and how they interacted with each other ... See all the most interesting facts in this collection!

A Huge Stone Ball in the Middle of the Forest

The mountainous country of Bosnia and Herzegovina is shrouded in a considerable number of various miracles. These mysterious stone balls are just one of them. Most of these "balls" in the city of Zavidovichi. It was there, in the town of Podubravle that this huge ball of regular round shape was found, the study of which to this day is closely engaged by archaeologists and scientists ...