This one is scarier than paddling from Australia to New Zealand. And you might think that this picture is photoshopped, it's not. This amazing picture of a shark staking a man on a 3.8-meter sea kayak is a real photograph. It was taken by Thomas P. Peschak in south-western South Africa. This picture of an article about great white sharks posted at White Shark Trust’s website.
Who says meat is only good for eating? While other artist use meat as art medium, this book entitled, 101 Uses of Meat, got more uses of this delicious commodity.
The meat art show dubbed 'Meat After Meat Joy' features arts made of animal meat. Check the pictures out.
Meat After Meat Joy is a group exhibition of contemporary artists who use meat in their work, currently running at the Daneyal Mahmood Gallery in New York City. Curated by Heide Hatry, the show's title refers Carolee Schneemann’s performance/happening Meat Joy (1964, embedded below), itself projected in the gallery.
Ahad Israfil is one extraordinary kid worthy of being included in The XO Directory. This kid looses half of his brain and skull in a shooting incident. He was only 14 years old them. He survived the injury but his head was like a deflated basketball. After many surgeries, his head was reconstructed and was back to normal in shape.
We don't know if this man is fearless or just plain stupid for sticking his right arm to a crocodile in this crocodile Show. One mistake and he will be going home one arm less.
In this winter season, you might wanna see how the snow crystals look like under a microscope. This amazing snow crystals images are magnified hundred of times using a microscope.
If you are tired of 3d tattoo, maybe you wanna try the skinless tattoo. Another tattoo procedure wherein, using a scalpel, your skin is peeled to create the tattoo instead of injecting ink to it. If you have a phobia with needle, this one's for you. :)
These are Moroccan Goats atop Argan Trees, a species of tree endemic to the calcareous semi-desert Sous valley of southwestern Morocco and to the Algerian region of Tindouf. In this drought-ridden places where there is little to eat, goats will climb up these trees to graze. These goats are well adapted to climbing trees that they can climb and balance even up to the top of branches with ease.
Google's Streetview camera has really been into places, and it has captured a wide array of images. This time, it's a house on fire. We're wondering if the crew called the 911.
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