Take a look at the video. Look at the gang of infants breakdancing and roller-skating. Funny and entertaining. Isn't it? Actually, it is a new advertising campaign for Evian, called "Live Young". Posted on YouTube, this video has already received more than 3.7 million views. It means the roller babies rocks! Enjoy.
Last week, a wax statue of U.S. President Barack Obama was presented to the media in front the Eiffel Tower before its installation at the Grevin Museum in Paris June 29, 2009. But, hot sun threatened to melt the wax Obama's face. So, helpers had to grab umbrellas to shield the waxwork from the hot sun. Take a look at the picture.
The wax statue of Obama was created by sculptor Eric Saint Chaffray, who has been creating wax statues for the museum for the past 20 years, and has worked on American presidents in the past. But this time, his main problem was creating a wax statue without meeting the person. To create the wax Obama, he completely depended on press photos. The end result was definitely perfect.
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Want a good laugh? Take a look at the picture. What you think about the helmet? Or what you think about the driver? A mad? It looks funny and innocent, but very very dangerous. Don't try this at home! Otherwise no insurance money for accident!
Animals don't care about humans. Recently, a monkey in Zambia proved it once again! According to news reports, a monkey urinated on Zambian President Rupiah Banda as he spoke to journalists at a news conference Wednesday.
But, the President took the unfortunate incident in good humor.
He softly shouted: "You (monkey) have urinated on my jacket," and paused as he looked up to see the animal playing in a tree just above his chair. "I will give this monkey for lunch to Mr Sata," he joked, referring to opposition leader Michael Sata, who Mr Banda defeated in last year's presidential elections.
Monkeys are common visitors to the president’s compound. But they never did something like this before. The president continued his speech amid laughter from the audience of journalists and diplomats.
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Today, lets take a look at some pictures on an interesting fishing technique. It is a traditional method of pole fishing and it is practiced in ocean. The sitting arrangement looks awkward but I am telling you, those people are actually enjoying fishing! Want to try it?
Many parts of the Bangladeshi has been hit by rat attacks! The rat population soared because the rodents were feeding off the region's bamboo forests, which were blossoming for the first time in decades. Last year a plague of rats destroyed the crops of tens of thousands of people living in the remote south-eastern Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh.
So, to minimize the damages caused by rats, the Bangladeshi government started an unique contest. It was nothing but a competition of killing rats. Now, the winner of that rat killing contest has been announced. Binoy Kumar Karmakar, 40, a farmer from north Bangladesh won the contest by killing a total of 39,650 rats within a year.
Can you believe this? That man killed 39,650 rats within a year, which is equivalent to one every 13 minutes! The winning rat killer used traps, poison and flooding to kill the rodents. And as a reward, he got a 14in (36cm) color television from the government.
via: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7874517.stm
