1. A somewhat flimsy bus passenger
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Discovered in: Uncertain
Estimated Price: N/A
Bringing your owl on a bus is definitely not what you expect. This enormous owl serves as a stark reminder of why these nocturnal birds are predators—it is not a shrinking violet. Particularly great-horned owls are capable of reaching enormous sizes.
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Their wingspan can extend up to five feet, and they can weigh several pounds. Let's just say that this owl seems to be calm, content, and not ready to hunt anything—or anybody—which makes the people riding this bus quite fortunate.
2. Heads of Cane Corsos and humans
Found in: Global Estimate. Price range for a puppy from a breeder: $1,500–$4,000
As you can see, cane corsos make devoted security dogs since they are big and intimidating enough to make any would-be intruder reconsider entering your house. Male Cane Corsos may reach heights of up to 28 inches and weights of up to 110 pounds.
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This Italian mastiff breed was once used as a hunter and herder, in addition to serving as a security dog for livestock. A Cane Corso puppy's large head and paws already highlight their considerable future bulk.
3. Scotland's Lochaber
Found in: Lochaber, Eastern Scotland. Cost: There is no charge to climb.
The mountains rising in the backdrop of this picture, which was taken in Lochaber, Scotland, give the impression that they are going to engulf the area. Famous for its breathtaking scenery, Lochaber is home to Ben Nevis, Glen Coe, and stunning coastlines.
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Ben Nevis is the name of Scotland's highest mountain, not a personality. It dwarfs everything in its path as it soars 4,413 feet above sea level. A climb of Ben Nevis can take up to eight hours, so it's not an easy feat.
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