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It ought to be sense that messing with wild animals is not a decent plan. Still, some individuals wish to push their luck. One juvenile pushed his to date that he virtually got himself knocked out. whereas on vacation along with his friends in Kerala, India, he chanced on associate elephant associated thought it might be fun to recreate a scene from an Indian motion-picture show by climb up the pachyderm's trunk -- that the elephant undoubtedly did not appreciate. Watch because the angry elephant sends the boy flying once he gets too shut. Warning: this video contains graphic content. The boy is believed to possess been taken to the hospital once the encounter. although he created a dumb alternative, we tend to sincerely hope he recovers subsequently fall.

Lеt's sее hоw а 22-year-old artist Diego Fazio crеаtеs one of his amazing photorealistic  drawing.

I love bananas and I also love art, but Japanese artist Suu, managed to combine those two things by making great banana carvings. Can you sculpt something creepy on a fruit or vegetable of your choice? Hit the jump for several more of the mushy goodness, including a zombie and Davy Jones!

   Sepak Bola Api, or The Fireball Game, is a unique game Indonesians play to welcome the month of Ramadan. It’s a lot like football only they have to kick a flaming fireball. It seems regular football is pretty boring. At least that’s the feeling I get after discovering similar games like Footdoubleball, Cycle Ball or Burton-on-the-Water. The latest addition to the list of games that makes football look easy is an Indonesian tradition that had people kick a flaming football in celebration of Ramadan. It’s called Sepak Bola Api and is usually celebrated in the Yogyakarta, Bogor, Tasikmalaya, and Papua regions of the Southeastern Asia archipelago. Just like in the regular game of football, two teams of 11 eleven players kick a ball and try to shoot it in the opposing goal. But that’s easier said than done when playing barefoot and kicking a flaming ball.     Photo by Juni Kriswanto As you can i...

'house NA' by sou fujimoto architects, tokyo, japan image courtesy of sou fujimoto architects tokyo-based practice  sou fujimoto architects  has completed 'house NA', a single family dwelling within a  residential district in tokyo, japan. similar in form to a stacked pile of boxes the internal areas generated by  the exterior appearance are set at different elevations. the small rooms within each platform are connected  by ladder stairs allowing a free movement through the home's loosely defined program.  the rectangular windows of varied proportions and sizes frame views of adjacent structures while the elimination  of solid interior walls encourage unobstructed sight lines to higher and lower spaces. at night, curtains become  temporary partitions for privacy and separation.  video still courtesy of sou fujimoto architects video still courtesy of sou fujimoto architects vi...

   

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