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23 Pics That Compare Some Things The Way We Probably Never Expected

Which is the most illustrative?

Published October 5, 2019 Updated June 4, 2020

Checking the difference between two things is one of the ways we tend to learn new information about the world.

And unsurprisingly, we are presently so good at it now. Very few people can, however, tell how many times per day comparisons are made.

It really assists in developing new knowledge about the things around us and knowing this, we have compiled illustrative photos that prove the aforementioned.

Enjoy the compilation.

#1 The color change between my horse’s summer and the winter coat is neat.

23 Pics That Compare Some Things The Way We Probably Never Expected — PaperPonies |Reddit

#2 Khloe Kardashian on Instagram vs on TV.

#3 ‘The 100 Years Of American Innovation

#4 The California Condor

#5 The Mount St. Helens Before And After The 1980 Eruption

#6 ‘The Size Of My Maine Coon To My American Shorthair.’

#7 Traffic Lights Are Now Usually Big

#8 The Ridiculous, Nearly 5-Pound Lobster Claw

#9 Instagram Vs Youtube

#10 Check Out The Before And After An Ice Storm

#11 A Sweatshirt Dress On A Model And On Me!

#12 Withdrew A $300 From The Bank And Got 100 Dollar Bills From Three Different Generations.

#13 Yes, She Never Grew Into Her Tears

#14 Kelvin Hart And The Rock, The Rock, And Shaquille O’Neal, Yao Ming And Shaquille O’Neal

#15 The Norway Stryn In Winter And Summer

#16 She Shared This Herself And It’s Ironic

#17 Shanghai After 20 Years

#18 The Women’s Basketball Players And Cheerleaders

#19 ‘When Two Tanks Were Set Up With Water From A Virginia Stream, The One On The Right Had Mussels In It While The One On The Left Doesn’t

#20 The Same Location In Winter And Summer

#21 ‘I Visited The Same Model Village 25 Years Ago’

#22 Samuel L.Jackson In 1955 Vs The Samuel L. Jackson In Captain Marvel

#23 ‘A Comparison Of A Right Handed And Left Handed Individual In My High School’

Joseph Adeyinka

Joseph Temitope Victoria, nicknamed ‘Temmie,’ is a GreenLemon Author and Content Creator. After her studies at Olabisi Onabanjo University, where she got a B.Sc. degree in Geography and Regional Planning, Temitope worked as Journalist with a specialization in Business and Economy. Temitope also holds an M.Sc. degree in Population and Manpower Planning, and interestingly she’s a self-taught poem writer. She owns a website ‘TemmiesAnthology’ and has spent nearly 6years writing on several niches. Whenever there’s free time, she spends it editing books – one of her newest is ‘In His Green Book’ by Terence A. Asitibasi. Temitope can certainly do whatever she sets her mind on.