These islands are best known for a large number of native species of fauna and research conducted here by Charles Darwin, Darwin, which has served for the first impetus to the creation of evolutionary theory of the origin of species.

Office Design

We continue to look at the best photos from the contest National Geographic Traveler. Works very colorful, and each carries the meaning of labor wizard.

Chanterelle fennek going against the wind in Morocco.

A woman named Karen recently picking up a picture of a 10-year-old was horrified on how it has grown. She decided to spend £ 5,000 on cosmetic procedures to recover a little bit young. Look what came out of it!

Next time you’re passing by a cliff and happen to see a precariously hanging tent with campers inside, don’t be alarmed, it’s just a portable ledge (portaledge):

Beautifully taken pics for entertaining you.

 Cool colection of Epic Fail.

 Different style of home theater.

Amusing idea for floor at balcony…

on the street is finally really hot. The long-awaited summer has come. Now would be cool ... Tenek Or you can look at these pictures)

 Beautiful manipulated picture.

Gorgeous pictures - one of the great features of the"National Geographic" has for nearly a hundred years.you a delightful gallery of 40 shots,made ​​by the best photographers of our time.

Socotra is archipelago the Horn of Africa and Arabic Peninsula, but the main island of Socotra is 95% of the whole landmass, while the rest is just small islands. This place is probably the most alien-looking on Earth. One third of the flora and fauna on this island, administered by Yemen government, can be found only here. The umbrella-shaped “blood tree,” the cucumber tree, giant succulent tree, different kinds of birds, spiders, bats and cats have the only habitat on Socotra.

Vietnamese architect Dan Viet Nga has created a unique home like no one else in the world.

This collection is a little different from the first and second parts, but overall, there are pictures that can cause very different emotions in people. No one should remain indifferent.

This photo essay presents photographs taken in the national parks of the United States and reflect the beauty of nature in North America.
The Grand Canyon is perhaps the most recognizable national park in the United States. By the 1600-meter gorge, which was formed mainly as a result of the eroding Colorado River each year come to about 5 million tourists. Between northern and southern edge of the canyon is the canyon width is about 16 kilometers.

In South Korea, the company Iroje KHM Architects has designed a fantastic house,
a project that was brought to life.
In this house area 630 sq.m. there is everything from swimming pools and cozy up to the yard.

Buildings that we often encounter on the cliffs are castles, fortresses, lighthouses,monasteries... These buildings were built in inaccessible places for protection from enemies, for a good view of the water surface, beautiful views of the environment or other reasons. Exactly, these beautiful views, natural environment and often amazing architecture of buildings, attract many tourists in these areas.

1. Guaita Fortress, San Marino

This mansion is located near the town of Aspen, Snowmass. From the windows of this house, located on an area of 80 hectares, opened just a marvelous view of the mountains of Colorado.

"On Saturday, the permafrost and the remains of mammoths do not want to see? We've got a museum near the city is "- privetstovali me in one of the weekday counterparts. In my head instantly drew a dismal picture is small-town museum stuffed with bones and fragments of thick glass. On the other hand, the only alternative was a vodka museum with a steak, but I've seen. In general, we came to a hill at 30 km from Yakutsk, jumped over mud puddles towards the entrance, paid 400 rubles per snout, opened the regular plastic office door and found themselves in a looking-glass with a temperature of minus 14. Expectations were not met for one hundred percent: that is cool, it has become clear in the first second.