Can you spot the Austrian mother of two who came third in the “Miss Physique” section of the NABBA World championship this year?
Salvatore Perrone was recently arrested in Staten Island as a suspect in a murder. Here's the sketch that police made.
A chef demonstrates his skills with a knife by slicing meat balanced on top of a balloon. Chen Zibao showed off his delicate touch by cutting raw pork slices using a large cleaver on top of the balloon without popping it, in Wanzhou, Sichuan Province, China. [Telegraph]
In this series of photos, the Korean leader, Kim Jong Un visits a family of young factory workers. However, despite how it looks, this is not the average standard of living for most North Koreans. In fact, these photos are a form of propaganda aimed at the rest of the world and offer a distorted perception of reality.
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This quirky guy documents his flair for balancing an assortment of things on his girlfriend’s head over the course of 3 weeks.
The World Discoverer, pictured here, was built in 1974 and was used as a cruise ship for over 25 years. However, in April 2000 the ship collided with a reef near the Solomon Islands in the Pacific Ocean and was left there when the local residents stripped the ship of all of its valuable contents. Today, it is a tourist destination and still lies rusting in the sea.
Measuring 33 meters (108 feet) in length, this fantastic chocolate train was commissioned for “Chocolate Week” in Brussels. It took approximately 2832 pounds (1285 kg) of chocolate to create the train, which has now also been recorded as a Guinness World Record.
In Cambodia, the local kids frequently catch these poisonous spiders, drown them in a bottle of water and then cook them in hot butter as a daytime snack. This process takes about 10 minutes from catching the spiders to eating them. According to reports, they have a very unusual taste that cannot be compared to anything else.
In a routine fire test, this Minnesota hangar was left completely submerged in foam. Beneath the soapy suds lies an entire fleet of the Sikorsky UH-60 "Black Hawk" helicopters (more commonly known as the “Black Hawk Down”).
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