The bad shipper, the eye chart for men, the bathroom guitar, and "take a number" are all some of this weeks crazy, but amazing photos.

Japan’s first building-mounted free-fall amusement ride, called Yabafo, will be integrated into an exterior wall of Osaka’s 12-story namBa H!PS entertainment complex scheduled to open in December.

Before you get the wrong idea, these are no ordinary doctors but a rare breed of fish which is creating waves with their ability to remove dead skin.

Fewer toxic chemicals are being released into the environment by big manufacturers in the United States and Canada according to the latest findings of an annual study released on Wednesday.

Lie in a coffin, eat bugs, or be chased by a chainsaw-wielding psycho through a pine forest.

Mussels have a remarkable strategy for staying put in surf zones, despite the crashing waves: they secrete a fluid that can bond to virtually any surface.

They may not be known for their intellectual might, but Neanderthals were actually among the first individuals on Earth to bury their dead and express themselves artistically, new research shows.

New research conducted at a New York medical facility has found that the second function of a man’s testes is the key to overcoming male infertility.

"Affordable art" sounds like a contradiction in terms these days.

A headteacher has defended her decision to investigate an allegation that a four-year-old boy was guilty of racism during a game of chase.