For those who aren't art aficionados, Reptiles is a lithograph print by the Dutch artist M. C. Escher which was first printed in March, 1943. It depicts a desk on which is a drawing of a tessellated pattern of reptiles. The reptiles come to life and crawl around the desk and over the objects on it to eventually re-enter the drawing. These floor pieces were inspired by the piece, and just might be the coolest yet. Continue reading to see more.
While the earliest known Japanese animation dates to 1917, and many original Japanese animations were produced in the ensuing decades, the characteristic anime style developed in the 1960s - notably with the work of Osamu Tezuka - and became known outside Japan in the 1980s. Continue reading to see more strange (yet real) anime translations that can't be explained.
You've probably seen the video, but now artist Ron Miller has decided to give us a detailed look at what Earth would look like with the rings of Saturn. Above, we see a view from Guatemala, in which the rings become much more visible in the sky. According to Peta Pixel, "the moon may be brighter in the sky due to additional light being reflected onto it from the Earth."
Did you know that there's a flower that looks just like a pair of red lips? That's right, the plant Psychotria Elata attracts pollinators, like hummingbirds and butterflies, by seducing them with flowers look like large, florid, puckering human lips. That is just one of the many unbelievable facts that you won't believe are true. Continue reading to see them all.
Did you know that there are actually space sounds? Or, that there have been several occurrences of raining fish and that it's possible to travel faster than light? If not, those are just some of the fascinating science mysteries that we've rounded up for you today. Continue reading to see them all.
Sure, the image above is as old as the internet, but it's definitely a prime example of how not to fix something. These eighteen examples involve lots of duct tape, very dangerous situations, and just plain sheer stupidity. Continue reading to see them all.
Unless you own a magical living sandal, we see no reason to put one on a leash and walk it like you would a dog, but that's exactly what this person is doing. Unfortunately (or fortunately), that is just one of the many strange, yet real, pictures that we've rounded up for you today. Continue reading to see them all.
Unless you're a world champion drifter, or managed to park your car inbetween this tight spot before the buildings were built, there's really no explanation for where it's located. Or, having a glass of water fall perfectly without any of it spilling. Continue reading to see more strange, yet real, pictures that really can't be explained.
Let's face it, most people go to Starbucks for the free Wi-Fi, and occasionally a drink or two. However, after a while, all the stores begin to look the same, that is unless...you visit one of these ten unusual locations that are located around the world. Continue reading to see them all.
Just when you thought Lamborghini concepts couldn't get any stranger, the Ecosta is unveiled. It made its debut at the end of the Grande Giro Lamborghini 50th Anniversary show and was created by Walter de Silva, Volkswagen's Head of Design. Continue reading for more pictures.
