Crazy Facts
Bringing you some of the most craziest, most freakiest and most astonishing facts on this earth.
31. Unbelievable Twins
Unbelievable Yet True
Amy and Katie just might be the most unbelievable twins ever. Although they are very healthy now, there were complications during the pregnancy which caused the sisters to be?born 87 days apart! 23 weeks into the pregnancy is when complications started to arise, while the first baby was put in intensive care, 87 days later the second baby was delivered.
Amy and Katie just might be the most unbelievable twins ever. Although they are very healthy now, there were complications during the pregnancy which caused the sisters to be?born 87 days apart! 23 weeks into the pregnancy is when complications started to arise, while the first baby was put in intensive care, 87 days later the second baby was delivered.
32. Flexible Sculptures
Unbelievable Yet True
Li Hongbo's sculptures will make you look twice. First glance you think they are carved from hard stone, but look again. Hongbo's sculptures are nothing more than thousand's of pieces of paper glued together! Hongbo got his inspiration from Chinese paper toys that become unique shapes when they are pulled. He brought a few of the toys home and experimented to see how they worked.
Li Hongbo's sculptures will make you look twice. First glance you think they are carved from hard stone, but look again. Hongbo's sculptures are nothing more than thousand's of pieces of paper glued together! Hongbo got his inspiration from Chinese paper toys that become unique shapes when they are pulled. He brought a few of the toys home and experimented to see how they worked.
33. World s Smallest Hybrid Car Microcar
Unbelievable Yet True
The Peel P45 the world's smallest ever road-legal production car. A takeoff on the Peel P50 which is a bigger version, the P45 has the drivetrain of a four-wheel all-terrain vehicle, with a helmet for a roof, a visor for a windshield, and no side doors but all the turn signals, lights, and license plates needed to make it street-legal in the United Kingdom.
The Peel P45 the world's smallest ever road-legal production car. A takeoff on the Peel P50 which is a bigger version, the P45 has the drivetrain of a four-wheel all-terrain vehicle, with a helmet for a roof, a visor for a windshield, and no side doors but all the turn signals, lights, and license plates needed to make it street-legal in the United Kingdom.
34. Ostrich Pillow
Unbelievable Yet True
The Ostrich Pillow is made for portable napping.?At work, in class, in the library, waiting for your flight, the Ostrich Pillow will allow you to nap comfortably. The pillow offers a micro environment in which you can take a warm and comfortable power nap at ease.
The Ostrich Pillow is made for portable napping.?At work, in class, in the library, waiting for your flight, the Ostrich Pillow will allow you to nap comfortably. The pillow offers a micro environment in which you can take a warm and comfortable power nap at ease.
35. One in 20 Million Shot
Unbelievable Yet True
Montalvo, a former undercover federal agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) shares his rare yet one in a 20 million shot incident. During an encounter with a drug suspect, Montalvo came under fire. The suspect, 23-year-old William Morales, was in a car when he opened fire on Montalvo. Montalvo had fired his weapon just a fraction of a second before Morales had. Morales' bullet went into Montalvo's barrrel as the bullet was coming out, it felt like the recoil of his bullet going out. Fortunately he just fell down and wasn't injured, reported his fellow officer. It was a miracle how the bullet went into Montalvo's barrel and what strikes more is the fact that both the guns were of same make and model. He recently retired, and fondly recalls this One in a 20 Million Shot which took place in Miami, in 1987.
Montalvo, a former undercover federal agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) shares his rare yet one in a 20 million shot incident. During an encounter with a drug suspect, Montalvo came under fire. The suspect, 23-year-old William Morales, was in a car when he opened fire on Montalvo. Montalvo had fired his weapon just a fraction of a second before Morales had. Morales' bullet went into Montalvo's barrrel as the bullet was coming out, it felt like the recoil of his bullet going out. Fortunately he just fell down and wasn't injured, reported his fellow officer. It was a miracle how the bullet went into Montalvo's barrel and what strikes more is the fact that both the guns were of same make and model. He recently retired, and fondly recalls this One in a 20 Million Shot which took place in Miami, in 1987.
36. Pen Art
Unbelievable Yet True
Samuel Silva is a 29-year-old from Portugal. He draws photographic quality images using everyday Bic ballpoint pens. Perhaps the most unbelievable part of this story is that this guy is a lawyer! He makes amazing drawings in his free time.
Samuel Silva is a 29-year-old from Portugal. He draws photographic quality images using everyday Bic ballpoint pens. Perhaps the most unbelievable part of this story is that this guy is a lawyer! He makes amazing drawings in his free time.
37. Real Interactive Art
Unbelievable Yet True
At 2012 Magic Art?special exhibition in the city of Hangzhou, China, 15 South Korean artists have contributed to the exhibition. They use a projection technique called?anamorphosis.If drawn with the proper distortion, the anamorphis creates an illusion of three dimensions. When viewed at just the right angle, it looks like you can jump right into the image.
At 2012 Magic Art?special exhibition in the city of Hangzhou, China, 15 South Korean artists have contributed to the exhibition. They use a projection technique called?anamorphosis.If drawn with the proper distortion, the anamorphis creates an illusion of three dimensions. When viewed at just the right angle, it looks like you can jump right into the image.
38. The Wildest Zoo
Unbelievable Yet True
The zoo in the Outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina is one fascinating zoo since 1994 indeed. Visitors of the?Lujan Zoo?can do so much more than just admire the animals from afar, but if they feel brave enough, they can ride the backs of lions or hand-feed bears and cheetahs. Zoo keepers are so confident of their animal's behaviors and the environment is so safe that they even allow small children in too! The key is that animal trainers start working on diminishing violent instincts associated with competition for food right by birth and constant interaction with people. Thus the animals are playful and respond to humans.
The zoo in the Outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina is one fascinating zoo since 1994 indeed. Visitors of the?Lujan Zoo?can do so much more than just admire the animals from afar, but if they feel brave enough, they can ride the backs of lions or hand-feed bears and cheetahs. Zoo keepers are so confident of their animal's behaviors and the environment is so safe that they even allow small children in too! The key is that animal trainers start working on diminishing violent instincts associated with competition for food right by birth and constant interaction with people. Thus the animals are playful and respond to humans.
39. The Incredible One Man Band
Unbelievable Yet True
Arthur Van Poppel is better known as ?The Music Artist??with more than thirty years of experience he brings sparkling entertainment and music for all ages. What makes Mr. Van Poppel unique are his inventions. With precise timing and accompaniment they serve him as his full blown band.
Arthur Van Poppel is better known as ?The Music Artist??with more than thirty years of experience he brings sparkling entertainment and music for all ages. What makes Mr. Van Poppel unique are his inventions. With precise timing and accompaniment they serve him as his full blown band.
40. Canned Air
Unbelievable Yet True
Kirill Rudenko has taken a cue from the bottled water industry. Why breathe air for free when you can pay $10 bucks for a 12oz can of not-so-fresh city air??Rudenko is a Prague-based photographer?who is trying to sell proverbial Ice to an Eskimo?he is selling canned air.?With flavors like Paris, Prague, Berlin, New York, Singapore, and Riga, the stuff, ?relieves stress, cures homesickness? and helps fighting nostalgia. It is made by careful hands in the heart of the city.
Kirill Rudenko has taken a cue from the bottled water industry. Why breathe air for free when you can pay $10 bucks for a 12oz can of not-so-fresh city air??Rudenko is a Prague-based photographer?who is trying to sell proverbial Ice to an Eskimo?he is selling canned air.?With flavors like Paris, Prague, Berlin, New York, Singapore, and Riga, the stuff, ?relieves stress, cures homesickness? and helps fighting nostalgia. It is made by careful hands in the heart of the city.
