I’ve Never Seen Anything So Horrifying, Tearful, And Beautiful. This Is The Stuff You Never Forget.

[Aka123]

Now that the year will be quickly drawing to a close, we wanted to remember some of the downright insane things have have happened this year. From the deadly to the triumphant, 2013 has been filled with events that none of us will soon forget. Countless people were injured by bombings, civil uprisings and natural disasters. However, within that tragedy, humanity’s beautiful true nature shone through. These are 28 photos that you simply must see before the end of the year.

28 Incredible Photos From 2013 That You Cannot Miss

A couple mourns the loss of their home in Moore, OK.

Nick Wallenda walks along a 2-inch thick cable suspended over a gorge.

This demonstrator was shot by rubber bullets in Rio de Janiero, Brazil.

A super hero window washer cheers up a sick child in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

This heroic grandmother helped her grandchildren find refuge from a deadly fire in Australia.

An anti-government protestor gives a rose to a Thai solder in Bangkok.

This widow mourns the loss of her soldier husband in Afghanistan in Arlington National Cemetery.

Garrett McNamara attempts to break the Guinness World Record for largest wave surfed in Portugal.

A boy carries his dog through flood waters in Manila, Philippines.

Catholics take pictures of the newly elected Pope Francis at the Vatican.

 

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A girl holds the hand of her mother that was deported to Mexico 6 years ago at the border fence in Arizona.

This brave woman attempted to stop a military bulldozer from running over an injured man in Cairo, Egypt.

A young man in India dangles from a power line as he attempts to escape flood waters rising from the Ganges river.

A Pakistani man clutches a child he is carrying away from the scene of a car bomb in northern Pakistan.

 

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A girl holds the hand of her mother that was deported to Mexico 6 years ago at the border fence in Arizona.

This brave woman attempted to stop a military bulldozer from running over an injured man in Cairo, Egypt.

A young man in India dangles from a power line as he attempts to escape flood waters rising from the Ganges river.

Was the old woman succesfull?

 

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This young man was caught committing suicide by jumping from a bridge in Wuhan, China, moments after his lover jumped herself.

A man bravely rescues a woman from her car stuck on a flooded road in Athens in February.

A sad little boy longingly looks into the temporarily closed National Zoo during the government shutdown.

This woman’s head is shaved as a symbol of mourning for the late Cambodian King before his funeral.

Was the old woman succesfull?

Not sure man, I'll google and check and let u know.

Little boys play with toy guns in Afghanistan on the first day of Eid al-Adha.

A Bahraini protestor was fully engulfed in flames as the gasoline bomb he was about to throw exploded in his hands.

A runner fell injured to the ground while police attempted to react to the Boston Marathon bombing.

Onlookers watch as water gushes from China’s Yellow River as the government attempted to remove built-up silt.

Runners share a moment of silence at the London Marathon in honor of what happened at the Boston Marathon.

Figo, a K-9 officer, mourns the loss of his partner Officer Jason Ellis.

 

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Survivors of Super Typhoon Haiyan take part in a religious procession.

A small boy grabs at his mother’s leg and cries during the aftermath of the 6.6 magnitude earthquake in the Sichuan Province in China.

An Air Force sergeant surprises his family during the New York Giants vs. Green Bay Packers game.

 

[Genesis]

only the little boy who can't go see the animals makes me sad.

Governments should do all they could for the children, closing a zoo is crap, of course after you turn 18, go screw yourself, but before 18 I support all programs for children.

BTW, these few photos of protests, what do these idiots think will happen with new government? IF that really works, the developing world should all be super powers now, cause there's been no shortage of them in the developing world.

 

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An Indonesian child watches with awe as ash spewed from the top of Mt. Sinabung.