My Dumb Little Brain Is Completely Blown After Seeing These 21 Absolutely Incredible Pictures For The Very First Time Last Week

1. This is Big Jake, the world's tallest horse:

2. And this is the world's tallest statue, the Statue of Unity:

3. This particular breed of sheep, known as hissar, is famous for its large, ample buttocks:

4. In 2011, Peter Glazebrook grew the world's largest onion, which weighed in at 18 pounds:

5. And here's my man again in 2015 at the World's Heaviest Marrow competition with his 115-pound big boy:

6. This is a close-up of some well-worn pebbles on the surface of Mars:

7. This is Samantha Ramsdell, the woman with the world's largest mouth gape:

8. This is how big Greenland actually is compared with how big it appears on most maps:

9. Before CGI, this is how MGM filmed its iconic movie intro:

You know, this one:

10. This right here is what one of the Titanic 's lifeboats looked like before the passengers were rescued:

11. This is how big Plymouth Rock is in real life:

12. This is a picture from Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Can you spot Abe?

13. There's a movie theater in Switzerland that lets you rent out beds to watch a movie in:

14. In 1964, Randy Gardner, pictured here, set the world record for the longest time without sleeping after staying awake 264 hours:

15. This is what 1,500 Jenga pieces balancing on one single piece look like:

16. This is what the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki, Japan, looked like from the ground:

17. This is what a 100-sided die looks like:

18. In the early 1950s, the A.C. Gilbert Co. sold a children's toy called the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab. It contained actual radioactive material, encouraging children to create their own nuclear reactions. It was quickly taken off the shelves:

19. This is the Barringer crater, an enormous crater created in Arizona by a meteor 50,000 years ago:

20. This year, the Pabst Brewing Co. sold an 1,844-can pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon to commemorate the beer's founding in 1844:

21. And, finally, there's an ancient Egyptian statue at the Field Museum in Chicago that looks just like Michael Jackson: