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Caveman

by Ustad | 06:23 in , , , , |

 Victor Lyagushkin, designer by training, once during a trip to Mexico, "sick" underwater caves. When in 2003, Victor picked up an underwater camera, he did not know what Underwater caves would soon become his main hobby and favorite work. Text and photos: Victor Lyagushkin Wolf Creek (Cave Varsonofevoy name). This is all that remains of the once extensive cave where, according to popular belief, there was a lake, and in it, on the island with the treasure chest was. Lyagushkin Victor in a cave Geologists 2. Orda cave.Great Hall, a fork "Crocodile". Such transparency is maintained, if not almost move and swim as if in zero gravity. One flick - and from the bottom up suspension, which will settle at least 10 hours. Orda cave. Old course of Krasnoyarsk.

Red Beach in China

by Ustad | 06:44 in , , , , , |

 Each year in the province of Liaoning thousands of tourists rush to see the red beach. It becomes red in autumn, when the coastal marine algae begin to die getting red.


CLUB FAKE FAT

by Ustad | 00:50 in , , , , |

Let's look funny reincarnation of famous actors. acting profession - is not only glossy and chic, but also hard work to create the desired image. For the role of star dye their hair, cut their hair, gain and lose weight or trying on costumes fat and fat woman. So, for example recently Melissa Gorge, a famous star in the U.S. television show "Real Housewives of New Jersey," appeared in the show «Entertainment Tonight», in the form of a 130-pound lady. So quickly "dial" a few tens of kilograms Melissa helped a rubber suit. Mike Myers in the film "Austin Powers" Mike Myers has played multiple roles. But to play another character, Fat Bastard, the actor had donned the most famous in the last decade costume fat. Hairy, fat Scotsman was one of three characters, played by comedian in two films about Austin Powers, and by far the most time-consuming. Myers even joked that it took him "about 64 hours" to fully made-up.

November 15 is America Recycles Day, an annual event launched in 1997 by the National Recycling Coalition. The need to reuse and recycle raw materials has never been as urgent as it is today. The human race has reached a worldwide population of 7 billion, and America is responsible for consuming a disproportionate share of the planet's resources. In many parts of the world, recycling is done by necessity. In others, artists, governments, and businesses have found creative and useful ways to reuse materials -- a plastic bottle may find itself reborn as artwork, a warm blanket, or fuel oil. Collected here are photographs of various recycling efforts around the world, ranging from small and whimsical to industrial in scale.

They are funny. They are touching. They are funny. Some of them live in the wild, some captive. We offer a variety of animals photos of babies from around the world.

Fresh selection of funny people who visit supermarkets in interesting clothes.

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