Just any photos from wikipedia articles that have caught your eyes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockroach Roachies.JPEG from the "cultural depictions" part of the page for cockroaches. Here take this...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shipping_ethics_controversy_in_fanfiction Wikipe-tan_and_Adult_Commons-tan_Yuri.png =￣ω￣= it tried to track down the artist but they apparently have never posted anything besides this picture (at least under the same alias)
oh you KNOW its Blacknmildimage.jpg from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_%26_Mild
Incredible wiki image find.
My favourites change all the time, but recently I went down the "hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons" rabbit hole.
Super Typhoon Tip, the largest cyclone ever recorded, and a size comparison with the continental US, and the smallest cyclone ever recorded.
Swagged out of his gourd This guy is simultaneously extremely cool and retroactively really funny.
trepanned skulls. proof of one of the oldest surgical procedures in history
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cr%C3%A2nes_tr%C3%A9panation_%C3%A2ge_du_bronze.jpg
a poster advertising cosmetics that contain radium. this'll give you a glow-up for sure
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Radior_cosmetics_containing_radium_1918.jpg
I get a sensible chuckle over Guy Standing, Sitting (and the fact that this image caused a heated controversy that lasted years.)
I LOVE this picture of Polish kvass, kefir, kolach, and korovai. It's so warm and inviting.
this is the image they use for the southern pygmy mouse. it just makes me giggle.
@cardiacArrestingSweetheart they really just grabbed him, huh
@Sol in the middle of his nap too 😔
@cardiacArrestingSweetheart that's so rude..... why would they ever do that smh
@Sol that's where its mother grabs it to move it
Look at this refined gentleman!
He was made sometime within the years of 150-50 BCE! This guy's from the Iron Age!
Not a picture but in the Polish article for rabies it says that the causative agent is "wirus wścieklizny (wirus)" which translates to "rabies virus (virus)" like no shit Sherlock I wouldn't have guessed that it's a VIRUS
this film photo of an arctic fox, taken in 1950, has been one of my favorites since i was 15. there's just something about it that i've always loved. the photographer, Warren Garst, is equally fascinating. he took thousands of wildlife photographs, along with photos documenting his own life, all of which have since been digitised. you can really get a sense of who Garst was through them, and how genuinely joyful his life seemed to be. https://archives.mountainscholar.org/digital/collection/p17393coll48
The skeleton of an inostrancevia, Permian synapsis, so cool that the skeleton is complete
"Give me Strength!" 
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