A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.

These pictures were all taken using black and white negatives with Photochrom technology, enabling them to be developed in color, despite being taken during 1890-1900.

A collection of terrible parks.

I think everyone are aware that a two-wheeled transport is not the safest.

These dinners are called “Bento”, and they are very popular in Asia. The manufacturer is trying to make them not only delicious but also fun.

A collection of pets and umans sleeping together. So cute!

These kids just ten years, and they are already very popular. They have their own rock band called “Haunted Hero,” and they are constantly invited to performances and variety shows.

A collection of funny and cute animals.

A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.

Cool comparison of the same places in different season of the year.

How to build a house out of container?

The world is not without good people. Sad story with a happy end.

How to make an old fashion game console console?

This is an albino two-headed snake. In nature, these mutations occur once in a million cases.

Photos of little koala trying to refresh and cool down. Enjoy!

This kind of advertising looks interesting and very creative.

A daily dose of interesting and funny pictures.

A compilation of stylish high heels by Steven Arpad from the end of the 30s.

These poor fellows must be very scared.

Amazing photos of food photographed under an electron microscope.

Apparently, the bear defeated his opponent, which it’s not surprising.

This boat has everything you need for your comfort – pool bar, spa, luxury apartments and so on. Its length is 90 meters and maximum speed – 15 knots.

Unique  pole wrapped car art made by German artist Dirk Skreber. He used a red Mitsubishi Eclipse and a black Hyundai Tiburon to make his masterpiece.

These photos were taken by Horace Warner in 1912 in Spitalfields England.

Stunning sculptures made of pages of a book.

It’s weekend time!

All these dynamic scenes stopped in time were captured by Holger Pooten.

The lake on the Selfridges roof garden opened for the first time since World War II.