I never knew horse fights existed until I saw this article at Daily Mail. These were taken in a horse fight tournament in China where horses savagely attack each another until the other one is injured or dies. The cruel sport of horse fighting has been outlawed almost worldwide but still thrive in countries like the Philippines, Indonesia, South Korea and China. Most who came to watch were more keen on gambling bets than the actual horse fights. Authorities in China says that it is hard to stop an event that is embedded into local culture.

Link: Daily Mail UK

Retouching of celebrities using photoshop. Though celebrities have the raw material in the looks department, photographers have to do some retouching and photoshop refinery before they are worthy to be published in magazines. 5 more pics after the jump.

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Commercial for work safety by WSIB Ontario which is the government agency that overseas Ontario’s workplace safety education. It contains graphic injury scenes so don’t watch if you have a weak heart. 1 videoclip of WSIB work safety after the jump.

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The German street painter Edgar Muller and a team of artists managed to turn about 280 square metres of Riverstreet covered in paint into a river making it the largest 3D street art in the world. This was created as part of the 2007 Moose Jaw Prarie Arts Festival.

16 more pics of the world’s largest 3D street art after the jump.

Source: Daily Blend Blogspot

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Interesting and yet deep pie chart about which percentage of the chart actually resembles Pac-man.

Source: Flickr

Interesting commercial sponsored by Samsung Electronics that illustrate the slim micro-ness of Samsung’s new phones. Entitled ‘Millimetres Matters’, it pits miniature pie fights against insects in slow motion. Pretty fun to see those insects being mashed up. 1 videoclip of Millimetres Matters Samsung commercial after the jump.

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I never knew diving was a sports so full of expressions. Some of the best sports expressions caught on photo.

8 more pics of diving expressions after the jump.

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Toothpick City is one of the world’s largest toothpick sculpture and was purchase by an attraction in Mallorca, Spain. Stan Munro is the creator behind this Toothpick City which boasts more than two million toothpicks worth of scale replica structures such as Eiffel Tower, Petronas Towers in Malaysia, Taipei 101, Washington Monument. I wonder how much Munro was paid for this and whether it would have been a better idea to auction it on Ebay instead.

Anyway, check out 12 more pics of Toothpick City after the jump.

Source: Toothpick City

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The world’s largest motorcycle comes with a $300,000 price tag and stands at 11 feet high and measures 20 feet long. Created by Greg Dunham, this monster motorcycle could actually drive. 1 videoclip of the world’s biggest bike after the jump.

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It’s the end of November and everyone’s looking forward for the holidays. If you are into Christmas mood already, check out this hyper cool Mountain Dew Christmas tree which was constructed last year.

Materials used was approximately 400 Mountain Dew cans as well as PVC pip for the trunk, construction markers for the branches and a drill to get the constructions flags into the PVC pipe.

It took 3 months of soda drinking and 4 days of building to create this beautiful piece of artwork. The tree looks great especially when the lights are on so be sure to check the end result.

More of the Mountain Dew Christmas tree with 12 more pics after the jump.

Source: MDew Tree

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Ever wondered how’s the view from a shoe point? Check out this interesting VR Panorama that let you see what’s it like to be in a shoe.

Link: Panoguide

Quirky bench design using pencils by Boex 3D Creative Solutions. The seat is made up of 1600 pencils which are individually sprung. The bench design won the Cornwall design week 2007. 4 more pics of the creative pencil bench design after the jump. Source: Boex

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The Airbus A380 is the largest passenger airliner in the world which made its first commercial flight on 25 October from Singapore to Sydney with Singapore Airlines. Singapore Airlines has also unveiled the luxurious cabin interior of the Superjumbo.

The A380 employs an Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) architecture, first used in advanced military aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor and the Eurofighter Typhoon. It is based on a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) design. Several concerns about the A380 arose during its development as early critics said that it would damage taxiways and other airport surfaces. Tests later shown that the pressure exerted is lower than that of a Boeing 747or 777 because the A380 has 22 wheels, four more than the 747 and eight more than the 777.

If the largest passenger plane in the world entices you, check out the interesting construction of an Airbus A380 in 7 mins videoclip after the jump.

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It’s touching and cute to see how some animals can get along together in the animal kingdom. Something to brighten up your day.

14 more pics of cute animal friendships after the jump.

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