A bird owner built a small drone with a cabin so that his disabled bird could enjoy the sky again
Tweaker aftermath
Renting is getting out of hand in Los Angeles!
John Cena during his days as a bodybuilder in 1998
“Rather than raising menu prices…”
American Airlines passenger duct taped to his seat following unruly behavior onboard flight AA618 Thursday night. “According to TMZ, the man allegedly used the N-word toward a Black flight attendant and became violent, hitting another passenger and pushing a woman who tried to help. Passengers helped restrain him with duct tape and zip ties before the flight was diverted to Baltimore, where he was taken into custody.”
This Afghan father traveled 2 miles every day for over 7 years to take his daughters to school, waiting outside for hours until they finished.
Daejon Love is a 35-year-old man who was arrested in August 2026 for running a romance and investment scam where he posed as a San Francisco 49ers football player and defrauded 26 women out of more than $1.3 million
Father crosses the river with his son inside a sack so that he arrives clean at school.
An empty highway in the spring of 2020 in Los Angeles.
The world map is changing: The UN has backed replacing the 500-year-old Mercator projection with the accurate Equal Earth projection
A café built inside a massive cave in Guiyang, China.
Giant Galapagos turtle “Goliath” meeting his hatchling at 135 years old, Miami Zoo, 2025.
The Elasmotherium, a Siberian “unicorn” which went extinct 29,000 years ago.
Tiny bird wears cardboard shoes to help straighten it’s feet
This old Norwegian radiator has built-in cabinets for warming dinner platesImage
Saudi Arabia’s Highway 10 has the world’s longest straight stretch of road, running about 240 km (149 miles) without a bend.
Miss Uganda wore a gown designed to represent the seven layers involved in a C-section.
The sharp dividing line between a lush forest and the white sand dunes of Lençóis Maranhenses, Brazil.
Istanbul at night, before and after LED transition
Out of more than 40,000 windows in the World Trade Center, this is the only one that survived
The wear pattern on this weight stack showing the average people useFascinating
