This bear got stuck on a bridge and some helpful people devised a plan to rescue him.

The Goteik viaduct was constructed in Myanmar in the year 1899 by the Pennsylvania and Maryland Bridge Construction. The line was built as a way for the British Empire to expand their influence in the region and measures 2,260 ft (689 metres) in length and is situated roughly 820 ft (250 metres) above the ground.

This amazing piece of engineering connects the mainland in Netherlands to Flevoland which is the largest artificial island in the world. It is a unique opportunity for motorists to travel underneath the river water, which flows above them while they drive underneath.

The Melkwegbridge was designed by NEXT architects and can be found in Purmerend, the Netherlands. The bridge has steps leading up and over it and because of its height, it is a tourist attraction as it offers incredible views of the city.

China has recently established a new record in building suspension bridges.

The Langkawi Sky Bridge is a 125 metre (410 ft) curved pedestrian cable-stayed bridge in Malaysia. It is located 700 metres (2,300 ft) above sea level at the peak of Gunung Mat Chinchang on Pulau Langkawi, an island in the Langkawi archipelago in Kedah. The Langkawi Sky Bridge is accessible by the Langkawi Cable Car and offers stunning views of the surround area.

Amazing engineering.

Unless it gets flooded, the bridge across the Fort de Roovere looks amazing. Architects didn’t want to build a normal one, so they made a sunken bridge that now attracts many tourists.

Check out these crazy photos of the controlled demolition of a bridge.

If you have a little troubled water, there is no need to turn to Simon and Garfunkel, Cecil County in Maryland may have just the bridge for you.  It seems that the historic bridge that crosses over Little Elm Creek near Childs on Route 545 in Maryland is too narrow by Federal Highway Standards. Built in 1932 by the Roanoke Iron and Steel Company, the steel Warren Style pony truss bridge concrete abutments, is 97 feet long, but it is only 27 feet wide from curb to curb, and that is 5 feet short of the Federal requirements of 32 feet for bridges that have more than 5000 vehicles a day traveling over them.  

This has got to be the strangest bridge in the world. It is a combination of a suspension bridge, an arch bridge, and a trestle bridge. It is very unique and equally unsafe or at least it looks that way. I wonder where the engineers in that country went to school.

Take a closer look at this bridge. Who do you see there? A hint: these are very unusual bridge passersby.

Two carriages of a passenger train fell into a river on Thursday, August 19, after floods knocked out a bridge in southwestern China. They swept 200 meters down the river. No casualties were reported and no one was missing, as all 1,300 passengers had been ordered off the train before it derailed. Terrible experience for these people.

This must be the world’s biggest penis and it is also a funny prank which was made in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It is 213 feet high by 88 feet wide and guess what, it can even upraise :)))

This bridge not only looks pretty dangerous, moreover, there are trains that still ride there...