Boat owners who do not want to cross the seas from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean employ transportation services like this one to take the yacht for them.
 

This capsule buried in the First Lutheran Church of Oklahoma City in 1913 has just been opened. Here are some of the items found inside…
 

It reaches a staggering height of 3.2 ft (4.4 m).

If you are afraid of heights look away now.

The Hammetschwand Lift in Swizterland connects a rock path and lookout point on the Bürgenstock plateau overlooking Lake Lucerne. The view must be spectacular.
 

Take a look at the last pic to get a better idea of how big this knife really is.

Extreme action caught in amazing photos.
 

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This man bought this leather wallet from a thrift store. When he got home he found that it was not empty…

These behind-the-scenes pictures show the intricacies of creating an engineer costume for the sci-fi film.

These two guys look similar but we can easily tell them apart.

Joe McNally, a National Geographic photographer, took awesome pic from the top of the world’s tallest bulding, Burj Khalifa.

Paul (Pavel in Russian), better known as Mustang, is 26 years old and gets a kick out of walking on structural beams hundreds of meters high or hanging onto the ledges of skyscrapers! For Paul, this is completely normal but I think it’s nuts.

Kevin Gardner, a British pub landlord has achieved his 25 year long dream of catching a giant marlin. The proud Brit caught a massive 1,320lb (600kg) blue marlin using a rod and reel on a recent 10 day fishing trip in the Atlantic Ocean.

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This is what you call a lucky break.

Without some skilled artists behind the scenes, movies simply would not be nearly as awesome.

Alex Honnold is arguably the most extreme mountaineer in the world as he frequently scales high rock formations with only climbing shoes and a chalk bag. With no other safety precautions in place, he could easily plunge to his death with even the slightest mistake. Here are some photos of him doing what few other people would ever dare to try.

A cigar enthusiast living outside the United States commissioned the world’s largest cigar ever made to add to his own collection. The cigar is made using a quantity of tobacco equivalent to 25,000 normal-sized cigars and cost a massive $185,000 to create.

Often what we see in movies as the final product is actually an effect called Chroma keying in which images or video streams are layered together based on their colour hues.