Humans have always been curious animals, which probably boosted our evolution quite a bit. Way since the first caveman Bob figured out that fire doesn’t always mean danger and to this very day, we keep asking questions about the things what surround us. Why is the sky blue? What is color? Why men cheat? Why women ask stupid questions?
Curiosity is in our genes, and without it, we’d still be running on all fours with sharp sticks, hunting wild cows, or cats, or something. Some of the questions tormenting people nowadays are “What’s inside?” and “How does it work?”. And don’t tell me you’ve never wondered what’s inside a bowling ball or a freaking grenade. Well, it’s time to learn some sh#t, kids!
Turtle skeleton
That thing looks emptier than a school library in summer.
Toothpaste
Now you know what you’re squeezing out.
Meteorite
The truth is out there.
Cigar
Instant ramen
Candy bars
Can you name all the brands? If you can, you might have diabetes.
Jawbreakers
Looks like it takes a circular saw to get to the center.
Grenade
Beautiful, elegant and deadly. Just the way I like it.
Photocopier
Human body
Airplane
Bowling ball
Well, what did you expect, a 40 inch screen?
Bullets
Golden Gate bridge cable
Shell
Leica Lens
Diamond
Golf balls
Human heart
Pad locks
Philippe watch
Canon 1Ds with 400mm lens
Lexus automatic transmission
17th century ship
Fireworks
Nissan GT-R
Russian sub
A piece of wood used to stir paint
Old TV
That the one where the youngest child was the remote.
Leopard tank
Colt 1911
Katana
Hockey vs football helmet
Old pipe with limescale
Chrysocolla in Malachite
Old Zippo lighter
Cross-section of different cables
Ice cream
Drinking
Stalagmite
Banana cut in half under a microscope
Aloe Vera
40mm grenades
Chipotle Burrito
Spider nest
Why? Because I love you all like a mommy spider loves her spider-babies.
Banana for scale
