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30 Examples Of ‘Ugly Design’ Shared By This Insta Page  Instagram is a diverse platform where creativity knows no bounds. It's a visual wonderland that caters to a wide range of interests, from breathtaking landscapes to mouthwatering culinary creations. However, amidst the beauty and glamour, there exists a quirky and peculiar corner of Instagram dedicated to celebrating the absurd and amusing side of design. Welcome to the world of 'Uglydesign,' an Instagram account that curates images of design mishaps and oddities, guaranteed to make you both chuckle and cringe. Let's take a look at some of the hilarious and weird posts from their collection in the gallery below. #1 Image source:  uglydesign #2 Image source:  uglydesign #3 Image source:  uglydesign #4 Image source:  uglydesign #5 Image source:  uglydesign #6 Image source:  uglydesign #7 Image source:  uglydesign #8 Image source:  uglydesign #9 Image source:  uglydesign #10 Image sour...

1. With a temperature of 475 degrees Celsius, Venus is actually the hottest planet in our solar system . Even though it isn't closest to the sun, the atmosphere around Venus traps heat in, and makes the surface WAY hotter.

  Nature has always been a source of inspiration for artists, photographers, and nature enthusiasts alike. Every year, photographers from around the world capture the breathtaking beauty of our natural world in the International Nature Photography Competition. This year’s Nature TTL Photographer of the Year competition, featuring an impressive array of over 8,000 submissions, amplifies the remarkable beauty of our planet. Get ready for a captivating visual journey as we present a diverse selection of astonishing photographs that might just make you wonder if they originate from our very own Earth. More info:  Nature TTL #1 “Austfonna Ice Cap” by Thomas Vijayan (Canada). Overall winner and Landscapes winner Image source:  Thomas Vijayan “Austfonna Ice Cap, the world’s third-largest, on Nordaustlandet Island in Norway’s Svalbard archipelago, covers about 8,000 square kilometers. It is melting at alarming rates due to global warming and contributing to rising sea levels; a g...