The Earth is our home and the current state it’s in doesn’t look good. We should take better care of the environment, otherwise all the gifts of nature that gave us our little blue planet will disappear faster than we think.

Not only jewelry, money, gold or other valuables get stolen. Here are a few examples of the biggest, and weirdest heists of comestibles around the world.

The New Yorker is an American magazine of reportage, commentary, criticism, essays, fiction, satire, cartoons, and poetry. It is famous for showcasing the funniest, the smartest and the most satirical illustrations that address different topics. Here are some of the best.

China plans to relocate 250 million people to country’s megacities. To do this, they need solid infrastructure. So, they invested billions in huge infrastructure projects. Some of them have been already completed, others are underway. Here are some of the giant and expensive Chinese building projects.

That’s what this guy’s coworkers did when he left his phone at work.

Artist Gypsie Raleigh from Portland, Oregon is the author behind these “gleefully dark and whimsical” comics. When asked what inspired her, she said, “My drawings have been inspired by everything from the deaths of people close to me, anxiety, and my own broken heart–to seeing an old bird cage or having a bad work day.”

These amazing photos that were taken from an airplane cockpit show us what pilots see from above. And the view is simply breathtaking. A pilot from the Netherlands Christiaan van Heijst and his friend Daan Krans run a website called Amazing Aviation where they post flight-deck images. The images below were captured above Toronto, India and China.

Girl posts a picture of her with this poster encouraging others to do the same thing – save themselves for marriage. Her boyfriend was understanding at first, but then he posted a photo of his own.

Check out these pics of Google offices from around the world if you don’t believe me.

Plastic or polymer banknotes were first developed by the Reserve Bank of Australia in 1988. Advantages of such banknotes are quite obvious: they last significantly longer than paper notes, have lesser environmental impact, a reduced cost of production and replacement and incorporate many security features not available to paper banknotes, including the use of metameric inks. The United Kingdom, Chile, Nicaragua, Republic of Maldives and some other countries have introduced plastic banknotes into circulation too. Here are the best looking plastic banknotes out there.

Caution: bad language ahead.