Bolivia’s wall of dinosaur tracks: Spread across a limestone slab a mile long and almost 300 feet high, this great wall at Cal Orcko near the city of Suvre reveals more than 5,000 footsteps, with 462 discrete trails.

Kuriosistas: Cretaceous dinosaur footprints on vertical wall of quarry at Cal Orcko near the city of Suvre, Bolivia.

An amusing effort to illustrate in an imaginative way the larger scale of WWII conflict on the Eastern Front.

These three waggish hunters are posing with three enormous punt guns, the sort of arm that was used to hunt waterfowl en masse during the reign of Queen Victoria, in front of a duck-billed dinosaur.

From Steve Bodio via Karen L. Myers.

From Eatliver.com via Vandenleun.