Who knew that the Photoshop marquee tool could bring even more life to these well-known paintings? If only the painters could have used the famous marching ants Photoshop tool.

A hungry seven-month-old baby named Mahiga Gedi Farah who weighs only 7 pounds (3.4 kg) is in the hands of the mother in the hospital of the International Rescue Committee in the town of Dadaab, Kenya on July 26. 

Mihag is just one of 800,000 children who officials warn could die across the region in the worst drought for decades.

Very good work!

Artist Stacey Webber created these tools by forging the coins.

These amazing sequential photos were taken by photographer Kim Taylor. He loves animals and his photos of insects, rodents, and birds in motion show a tremendous amount of detail. The special photographic technique of capturing everything from a squirrel’s tail flickering to a bird’s wing beating as they leap through the air, is known as locomotion.

These children are learning how to swim the proper way. They are having a diving training session at a training center in Beijing. They are being given all the proper supervision and doing all the right things. There is no sink or swim for them.

These strangely dressed people are hipsters from Helsinki. They have their own sense of style, fashion and dress code. Not my style but interesting to see.

UPD: These are some beautiful old photos of Wales and its surroundings.

These are some street face art by MTO, a street art and graffiti artist from Berlin. There are some familiar faces, some famous faces, and some unknown faces. They are all quite spectacular.

Don't forget to view the Morning Picdump.

Satisfy your thirst for massive failure by checking out this latest round of hilarious humans failing the best that they can. Also, don’t miss out on the previous installment of funny fails.

If you have a pesky Math or Science test coming up why not try this ingenious cheat sheet method. After seeing this step-by-step method it becomes abundantly clear why China is excelling with their schools.