Here is a sight that you don’t see every day. This weird looking polar bear in the zoo is just a normal polar bear, but it came down with a skin condition. As a result of its sprayed on medicine the polar bear turned purple.
Well most of us have never seen a purple polar bear, well how about a green one? This one has his fur stained with algae from his swimming pool.
This is another one of those What The F*#K were they thinking moments? It is amazing what some people think is cool! I hope every one got as good a laugh as I did when I saw these two tools!
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Are you looking for a fun, exciting new game to play with the children or the grandchildren? Then WTFZEE might just be that game you have been looking for!
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Talk about a freak accident, jumping on a trampoline and landing in a yawning hippo’s mouth! What a way to go!
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This man was hired in India to scare away the monkeys. Talk about an unusual job. I don’t think I could walk around on all fours all day long and act like a monkey.
I have never seen anything like this before! The guy inside that excavator has a lot more guts than I do!
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I don’t know what to say about this weird little invention. It is called the Banana Bunker and was created by Paul R. Stremple in 2000. The Banana Bunker helps protect your banana from bruising by transporting it in this cleverly designed case which is also dishwasher safe. The Banana Bunker retails for around $10.00
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The Zizkov Television Tower dominates the Prague skyline. The tower was built from 1985 to 1992. The Zizkov Television Tower consists of three concrete pillars that supports the television transmitters, a restaurant and cafe, and three observation rooms. The tower is 709 feet high, has observation decks at the 328 foot level and the tower restaurant and cafe are situated in the lower pods at 207 feet. The elevators are equipped with speedometers and, transports passengers to the different levels at a rate of 4m/s. Besides being used as a television transmitter, the tower is also used as meteorological observatory.
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Sound mirrors were built by the Royal Engineers from 1916 to the 1930’s. The sound mirrors were part of an extensive Zeppelin and enemy aircraft detection system that was built down the east coast of Britain during the First and Second World Wars.
The sound of an approaching aircraft was reflected off the concave mirror surface, and received into a trumpet mounted on a steel column. The trumpet was connected to a stethoscope that was used by the operator of the mirror. The operator was then able to tell from what direction that the aircraft were approaching by what part of the sound mirror produced the most sound. The operator would then warn the local authorities of an imminent attack. By the early 1940’s sound detection technology was replaced by what is know known as radar.
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