He was an Indo-Pacific or saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) measured at 20 ft 3 in (6.17 m), and weighed 2,370 lbs (1,075 kg), making him one of the largest crocodiles ever measured from snout-to-tail.
Several years ago a man from Singapore became an Internet celebrity after his ID card flashed on the Internet. His name allegedly means Batman, son of Suparman. He even has his own Facebook fan page with more than 11,000 likes. However, as it turns out, it’s hard to live up to your name’s expectations. The 23 year old Batman bin Suparman was arrested earlier this year for robbing a store. He was caught on surveillance video and the stolen goods were estimated to cost around $400. However, it wasn’t until earlier this month when the man was sentenced to 3 years behind bars. Apart from robbing a store, Batman allegedly robbed his own brother. The man stole his sibling’s ATM card and went on a shopping spree, which caused his brother around $680. And if that’s not shocking enough, Batman also pleaded guilty for ther undisclosed thefts and for consuming illegal substances.
How would you feel about living inside a real airplane for the rest of your life? Or enjoy your stay inside an airplane that has been converted into a hotel? Well, as outrageous as it sounds….it’s a real thing! All around the world, there have been airplanes converted into buildings….and they are workable, livable, hospitable places. They may look odd from the outside, but they meet their intended purpose at the end of the day. A Boeing 747 hotel in Costa Rica A Boeing 747-200 house in Oregon The man who lives here, Bruce Cambell, turned the cockpit into a reading room and a movie theater (!!!). He has reused many of the old equipment from the plane, such as the water tank. via: unmotivating.com
One case that made world wonder " Could it ? " Cover somewhat Nong Yusui . In addition , they have a very atypical for his race color, the boy's eyes reflect light and see in the dark . Like a cat's eye , or so it was claimed in the news about it. In China, province of Dahua lives a strange boy named Nong Youhui. From early childhood his father was concerned about his son’s eyes, because they were not black like in most Chinese, but green-yellow, as in wild cats, and sometimes blue. But the most interesting thing about this boy is that his eyes glow in the dark like a cat. The father took his son to a clinic where doctors thoroughly examined this unique case. They found out that Nong can read in almost in complete darkness, and the clarity of his vision is the same as other people. Doctors explain this phenomenon as a rare congenital pathology, which is known as leucoderma. One manifestation of this disease is the lack of protective pigment in the retina, which increa...