Part 1:

Real Stories About Life In The Wilderness (19 pics + 3 gifs)

After more than 31 year since the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe the only living things in the vicinity are animals, and there’s plenty of those, as no human can harm them there.

A hotel for the dead is now open in Japan.

This is Redondo Beach California, Kings Harbor where, on the morning of March 8th, millions of dead Anchovies were found. They literally clogged parts of the harbor. The dead Anchovies weren’t just on the surface, they were many feet deep.

Dead Horse Bay was once known as Barren Island. It is located on a beach near New York City. Today the beach is full of large amounts of undesirable things such as pieces of metal and plastic, broken telephones, worn out shoes, discarded toys and bottles, pieces of coal and other  garbage that are continually showing up on the beach and in the ocean. At one time the bones of dead horses that had outlived their usefulness were dumped in the bay much like a cemetery. Today the beach reminds everyone who sees it as doomsday.

Although it looks an awful lot like a road, it is not.

Photographer Tom Phillips has created a unique series of shots, which he called “The Dead Photos”. On these photos, we can see dead men on the background of completely different landscapes. And the more the life on photos seems mundane, the more tragic seems the upside-down body lying on the pavement, in the desert or in the pool.