Do you think a butter knife is sharp enough to slice a bullet? Do you think its possible or not? Check out this video to see it for yourself: In this video, they experimented cutting a bullet in half, using a Katana Sword and regular butter knife. If you have wathed the video carefully you will be able to see that the katana sword clean sliced the bullet in two halves, while the butter
Icebergcam, Blizzardcam and Snowballcam are a new generation of covert devices on a mission to explore the Arctic islands of Svalbard in Norway according to BBC. Backed up by Snowcam and Driftcam, these state-of-the-art camouflaged cameras reveal the extraordinary curiosity and intelligence of the polar bear. Have a look at what polar bear did to these state of the art, spy cams when they encountered it for the first time You can see from the video,
A 69-year-old Spanish man, Joaquín García was fined this week after officials discovered he hadn't shown up to work for at least six years, the Guardian reports. The sad part is, it was only discovered when the mayor of the city wanted to recognize him and award him for his 20 years of "loyal and dedicated" service in 2010. It was then discovered about his absence. “I thought, where is this man?" the Guardian quotes the deputy mayor. "Is he
This is a 124 year old painting which was published in 1892 in a German magazine. If you observe the painting, you can spot two different animals in there? Can you say which one do you see? A rabbit or a duck? According to a study in 1899 by a psycologist, if you instantly see both and switch between the two animal images, its proven that you have a more creative brain! Share in comments below
This is a extraordinary tale of love between two totally different animals: a monkey and a puppy. Last month, in a small town of Erode, Tamil Nadu (a part of Southern India), a monkey adopted a baby puppy and now they are inseparable. They share an unbreakable bond of affection, which seems a little surprising to humans. They show the world that the diffirence between them is insignificant and that, the only thing that brings them together is
This man took a same picture with his son every year for 27 straight years, from the year 1986 to 2012. You wont believe what happened in the last picture. It will definitely get you emotional. This is such a great way to see how the son grew and how their relationship bonded over years! 1. 1986 Image Via Imgur 2. 1987 Image Via Imgur 3. 1988 Image Via
A chalkboard was placed in the middle of New York City asking passersby to write down their biggest regrets. It read as "Write Your Biggest Regret:". Passersby took a moment to write about something they regret. As the board filled up, there was one alarming thing that was common in all the responses. Watch the whole video to find out what it was: Never stop dreaming, and never stop following your dreams. You don't want to
WD-40 is one of the most common maintenance item found in every US household, as its used by maintenance & repair people, for crafts and hobbies, in garages or workshops, by farmers, in boats and water sports and a lot more. The traditional uses of WD-40 are breaking down the grease on nut and bolts, dissolving rust, giving shine to chrome, or eliminate squeaking from locks. But apart from these traditional uses, there a lot more
Lately everyone seems to be obsessed with taking selfies, putting them on social media websites, like Facebook and Instagram. But no everyone's selfies come out good, and who doesn’t want great looking pictures! When you look at pretty selfies uploaded by a lot of people, especially by supermodels, fashion and beauty blogger and you might be thinking, "oh, well they are blessed with pretty faces". Well! That true in a way but there are some other
A bizarre mummified creature was found in an old cellar by Abudllah Ozturk, a locksmith from Niğde, Anatolia in Turkey. Though it was found 2 years ago, stuck in a slightly curled position, it hasn't been identified by the experts yet. Archeologist believe the animal may be prehistoric, while others believe it could be some kind of cat, based on its mighty incisors. Dr Lidija McKnight, an Egyptologist and expert in animal mummies at the University of