The AC1 Sentinel cruiser tank is famous not only for being the only tank produced in quantities in Australia during the WWII, but also for having a somewhat spicy look.

See how many Hollywood celebs come from this Southern continent.

Severe floods in Australia forced armies of spiders to move to higher grounds covering everything with their webs.

Nicole Graham was on afternoon ride along the coast in Australia, when her 18 year old horse Astro suddenly sunk into mud.

Check her interview right here.
 

Flying over the Morning Glory cloud.

Sometimes a new crane worth $4 million can really mess things up.

The Cooper Creek River in Australia is a good place to find crayfish, but certain times of the year it is literally run over with the nasty things. There are so many that it would take a team of people and shovels to clear them all away.

In Australia, this baby humpback whale was found stranded on a beach. Soon after, it was returned to the ocean. It took several people and a lot of effort but it was all worth it.

This is a twin rotor hoverbike. It was designed and manufactured in Australia. It may very well be the bike of the future. Soon, it may be available to the general public. It is reported to be very safe and stable. It is also very interesting looking.

Coober Pedy is a small Australian town with population of about 2,000 people. It is well-known as an underground town.

May 1 on the Australian racing V8 Supercars at Barbagallo Raceway two cars collided. Karl Reindlera's car smashed into the Steve Owen's car, speeding up to 150 km / h. Fire attend to Steve Owen's car, but fortunately no one was hurt.

The Navy ship “Adelaide” was actually built in Seattle, Washington in 1977 but taken into the Australian Navy for use. It was ceremoniously retired and sunk off the New South Wales coast to become a hideout for fish and a destination for divers.

In the Gippsland Lakes in Australia bioluminescence is a very unique, beautiful, and rare phenomenon that results from a chain of events such as flash floods, storms, and bushfires that triggers a population explosion of one particular type of algae. It is very strange to observe and might make the observer think that were being invaded by another extraterrestrial species.

What do you think you see on the photo? If you think that these are birds, butterflies or locusts then you are wrong. The answer is inside the post.

Recently we showed you the pictures of an amazing phenomenon called Cappuccino coast in Cape Town, South Africa. Today you’ll see the pictures of the same phenomenon but in Australia. It’s not cappuccino, but rather latte ;)

This is a very rare Coke poster that was an ad published in South Australia in the 1980s. At least, this is what a guy who sells it on eBay says. The artist who drew this, hid the picture in the Coke advertisement, and the ad went into the market unnoticed. Of course, when the drawing was finally noticed, all posters were at once recalled and the artist was fired and sued.

Money does grow on the trees. Australian RaboDirect bank has proved it by setting up a hilarious experiment. Bank workers chose a tree in one of the Sydney’s city parks and planted real five-dollar bills on it. They also used a hidden video camera to record people’s reaction to the abnormal dollar tree.

These impressive photos were taken in Brisbane, Australia, during a race at the moment when a Mini hit another car and provoked a little scary ‘run for your life’ situation.

The Mini Cooper S rolled along the track, smashed a fence, flew over it and crashed down where the spectators were standing.

No Photoshop here people, it’s 100% real!

So what is this really?

Some of the photos look as if they were photoshopped but it is only a natural phenomenon, although very rare. It is mostly observed in Northern Australia's Gulf of Carpentaria. As you can see, the cloud looks like a roll. It can be up to 1000 kilometres long, 1 to 2 kilometres high, and can move at speeds up to 60 kilometres per hour.

The morning glory cloud is truly impressive!

Cool pictures from the Australian zombie walk, Melbourne Zombie Shuffle. Thanks a lot to our visitor Briere who sent us the link to these photos in the Facebook group.

Check them out.