It’s not a painting but a photograph. Photoshopped? Nope.

Causes of death in America.

Excessive exposure to sunrays caused premature aging of the left side of this man's face.

"A cat was brushed out of the other cat."

56 years of tornado tracks.

The first Miss America Pageant, held in 1921.

Try to guess who are the well-known writers pictured here.

You wouldn’t like to swim there…

This is how an 18-year-old Afghan travelled for over 20 hours in the engine compartment of a car. The car was stopped in Bari, Italy.

This is Ina Rangønes Libak. She survived being shot 5 times by Breivik!

Tom Wilson (Biff from Back to the Future) gives these cards to fans who ask questions he is sick of hearing. Take a look at it after the jump.

This 3yr old kid might be invincible...

More after the jump.

If you drilled a hole in New Zealand so that a straight line could run through the centre of the Earth, you would eventually make a hole in North-West of Spain. It’s the principle of antipodes. More inside the post.

The biggest weekend box office receipts - see the list after the jump.

You still think you have the worst job ever? Check out what this zoo keeper is able to do for one of his monkeys in need.

A chart showing which companies the popular brands belong to.

A 19-year-old girl who stopped growing at the age of 2 is being held by her 17-year-old younger sister.

Bora Bora island seen from space.

No, this is not snow. This is how looks the polluted waters of the Yamuna River in New Delhi, India.

Iraqi boy in an orphanage drew his mother and slept in her arms.

Remus Medley walks on his hands across the finish line of the 116th Boston Marathon after his legs cramped up.

Crystal-clear water.

This is the quietest place on earth.

What does it look like? Tip: It has nothing to do with trees.

Two rivers meet together.

The tiny blue dot in the middle of the brown stripe at the top of the image is our planet Earth seen from the distance of 6 billion kilometers.

Taken at midnight during a lightning strike.

Wow, it's like the imaginary technologies that could recently be seen only in sci-fi movies are applied in the real life nowadays.

Richard Norris is seen before and after his face transplant surgery. Surgeons from the University of Maryland Medical Centre performed what they said was the world's most comprehensive face transplant, after a gun accident that almost took Norris's life 15 years ago.