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Photo credits

Every photograph on the ReallyByte homepage is a real, licensed picture, kept with its photographer or agency, source and licence.

The Nature & Wildlife hedgehog was already on this page. The other world tiles and the photograph strip at the top use pictures from the network’s own sites, or from Wikimedia Commons, as listed below.

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  European hedgehog
  Michael Gäbler · CC BY-SA 3.0
  Wikimedia Commons

  Used on the Nature & Wildlife world tile.

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  Earthrise
  NASA / Bill Anders · Public domain
  Wikimedia Commons

  Photographed by Bill Anders on Apollo 8, 24 December 1968. Used in the photograph strip at the top of the homepage.

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  Flying Scotsman, 2005
  Mjirlam · Public domain
  Wikimedia Commons

  Photographed in 2005. Used in the photograph strip and on the Engineering & Transport world tile.

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  Two trilithons at Stonehenge
  TobyEditor · CC BY 4.0
  Wikimedia Commons

  Used in the photograph strip and on the History & Culture world tile. The same photograph is used on stonehenge.landmarks.im.

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  Saturn from Cassini, 6 October 2004
  NASA / JPL / Space Science Institute · Public domain
  Wikimedia Commons

  Used in the photograph strip and on the Space & Sky world tile. The same photograph is used on saturn.planets.im and planets.im.

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  Woolly mammoth skeleton, Brno
  HTO · Public domain
  Wikimedia Commons

  A museum-mounted skeleton, not a living animal. Used on the Prehistoric Earth world tile. The same photograph is used on mammoths.fossils.im.

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  Multiple lightning strokes
  NOAA / NSSL · Public domain
  Wikimedia Commons

  Photographed by the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory. Used on the Weather world tile. The same photograph is used on lightning.storms.im.

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  The Rosetta Stone
  Hans Hillewaert · CC BY-SA 4.0
  Wikimedia Commons

  Photographed at the British Museum. Used on the Languages world tile.

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  Five a day — a bowl of sliced fruit
  Trevor King · CC BY 2.0
  Wikimedia Commons

  Photographed on 28 January 2016. Used on the Grow your own world tile. The same photograph is used on fruits.im.

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  Chocolate birthday cake
  Ruth Hartnup · CC BY 2.0
  Wikimedia Commons

  Used on the Family world tile.

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  Penrose triangle sculpture, Gotschuchen
  Samo Kupper · Public domain
  Wikimedia Commons

  A 4-metre sculpture by the association Treffpunkt Physik in Gotschuchen, Austria. It only looks like an impossible triangle from one viewpoint. Used on the Illusions & Magic world tile.

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  Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness
  Peter Glyn · CC0 1.0
  Wikimedia Commons

  Photographed on 1 August 2014. Used on the Mysteries & Unexplained world tile. The same photograph is used on loch-ness.unexplained.im.

Mascot drawings of Useless are by ReallyByte. Quattro’s Corner uses the network’s Quattro portrait from HotTub.im. Decorative motifs on the world tiles are our own drawings and are not photographs.