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Here’s a special kit to make your beloved jealous.
Well, I think it will fit more if you want to get rid of your other half ;)
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People very often see (or want to see) something that remind them Jesus, Virgin Mary and other saints.
They see such images on a piece of bread, on a wall, on a tree etc.
All this stuff is photographed and then put on sites.
I gathered a good collection of it.
Do you see something?
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Great pictures from Alexandre Duret-Lutz.
Alexandre Duret-Lutz, a French photographer, specialises in creating what he calls "Wee Planets". All these pictures are 360-degree x 180-degree panoramas...
His first picture Eiffel Planet is made out of 80 pictures!
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You’ll get many positive emotions when you see this big selection with animals.
They are really cute and funny ))
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I found a very good photo collection.
Interesting to see.
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Another great series of pictures taken at the right moment.
To see other entries of the same topic:
Part 1
Part 2
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The accident took place in Poland. There are no details.
Somebody’s wallet became lighter of several hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The burning sun makes these forest inhabitants to search shelters and accept help even from people.
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What you are going to see after the jump is a “peak of culinary art”
If you were a restaurant owner and had a chef who’d do such dishes you would be a bankrupt too quickly )) 
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Another weird project from urban Camouflage, but quite original.
If you want to hide in supermarkets for different reasons, here’s what you can do )
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Well, the house is great, big and beautiful.
But for $29 million I would think twice before buying it.
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A series of pictures concerning equilibrium.
Some are funny, some are very impressive!
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An octopus was spotted on the scene of crime when the workers of Santa Monica Aquarium came at work last Thursday morning. Their offices were flooded with sea water. Apparently, an octopus pulled apart the filter in his tank that allowed hundreds of gallons of sea water to flood the Aquarium floor.
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Vary beautiful and imaginative. 
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The whale shark, Rhincodon typus, is a slow moving filter feeding shark that is the largest living fish species. It can grow up to 18 m. in length and can weigh up to 21 tonnes (15 short tons).
The whale shark is a filter feeder — one of only three known filter feeding shark species (along with the basking shark and the megamouth shark). It feeds on phytoplankton, macro-algae, plankton, krill and small nektonic life, such as small squid or vertebrates.
This species, despite its enormous size, does not pose any significant danger to humans. It is a frequently cited example when educating the public about the popular misconceptions of all sharks as "man-eaters". They are actually quite gentle and can be playful with divers.
