Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada is a Cuban-American artist behind this giant 11 acre land portrait in the UK. He and his team used 30,000 pegs, 2,000 tonnes of soil, 2,000 tonnes of sand and various stones to create this masterpiece.
When it comes to Easter and eggs this couple and their self entitled Egg Shell Land wins hands down.
Imagine coloring and setup up over 40,000 eggs. That is what Ron and Betty Manolio in Lyndhurst, Ohio do each year to create this eggshell heaven. It all started back in 1957 when Ron’s mother began the tradition by coloring 750 colored eggshells to make a cross on her lawn.
These are some incredible black and white photos of the ocean and land. They were taken by photographer Hengki Koentjoro. In a beautiful and dramatic way, they illustrate the stark contrast between the two.
These rats sniff out landmines that are filled with TNT. They are trained by a Dutch nongovernmental organization in Tanzania. Whenever they make positive detection they are rewarded with some food.
For more information about these little sniffers you can check out our recent article we published just several days ago in our daily stare column 'Rats to Nuts.’ Now we have more photos.
Chinese developers thought that this guy demanded compensation for his house that was way too much they could afford. So they fixed the problem in their own way…
Previous Chinese “land wars” posts:
How They Solve the Land Issues in China (7 pics)
How They Solve the Land Issues in China. Part 2 (5 pics)
This plane had some technical problems and the pilots couldn’t land it properly. But they found a solution to this problem.
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