See even animals have affairs! wee ha
This dragon lizard executes a reptilian wheelie while accelerating at twice the rate of a human sprinter. If zoo inhabitants could compete in the Olympics, humans would have a hard time winning any medals

White Cucumbers sliced and rocks in water… not really
In nanomagnetic cancer treatment, blue fluid with therapeutic nanomagnets targets tumor cells (right). But the nanomagnets leave healthy cells (left) alone.

 
Getting noticed has just taken a huge leap into bugs
The streets may not be ready for Shokotan’s “cicada shell” look, but that doesn’t stop the multi-talented entertainer from decking herself out on occasion. (Pics)

Guess that Explains Why some people are nuts!!! Not enough oxygen to the brain
Coastal areas lacking the oxygen to support most life forms (hypoxic) are associated with watersheds and populations centers that discharge a lot of nutrients. The number of these dead zones has been doubling roughly every ten years since the 1960s..

 
 Pretty soon there going to think there to fat and not want to look at themselves…. just wait
A new study suggests that a magpie recognizes itself in the mirror. Signs of self-recognition are illustrated here: a bird looking in the mirror attempts to remove a paint spot, using its beak and then its food…

“Interested Inhuman life, Octopus scientist reaches land to take observations”
An octopus attached itself to the side of a tank researchers used to sample ocean water from the surface to as deep as 2,500 meters and around hydrothermal vents. What the team discovered about the bacteria and viruses living around the vents surprised them ..

” Don’t leave your knives on the highway “
Crazy But effective Signs… More pics here..

“Hate to be the Guy Who gets to find the Camera ” -Tjames
Here is an ongoing project concerned with a fantastic voyage undertaken by an ingested camera during capsule endoscopy.

 
Amazing construction process
Your eyes aren’t deceiving you — this really is a hotel constructed from shipping containers. Built in just 20 days on the outskirts of London, this Travelodge budget hotel can claim to be Europe’s first ever made from containers like these. Click on to see how it was constructed like a giant Lego [...]

 
YouTube and NBC Olympic coverage are only part of the online video story. It is a worldwide phenomenon predicted to generate $4.5 billion in 2012, up from $1.2 billion in 2008, according to In-Stat. The research company said the technology’s mainstreaming would drive growth in what was once a plaything mainly for students and young [...]

A Unique Perspective
A former engineer who was disabled and living on benefits has turned his life around – after a stroke rewired his brain and turned him into an artist. Ken Walters suffered multiple spine fractures and massive internal injuries when he was crushed against a wall by a fork lift truck when a driver [...]

Island Paradise or Just a Dot In The Ocean?

It might be a dream come true to live on a tiny island with a nice home but no neighbors, but I tend to think about the weather and waves and storms. Still, these five seem to be doing just fine!

 
In case you weren’t aware, below the surface of the earth there’s a sea of insanely hot material that’s constantly swirling around. When tapped, that heat source can be used as geothermal power. With so much down there, why aren’t we using it more? That’s a question asked in Australia, where a study determined that [...]

 
 Triton 1000
It is always great to own a yacht and have those parties by the deck. However, after a while, the yachts just get, well, monotonous and you need something more exciting. That is when U.S Submarines comes to your rescue. They have developed a sub for 2 people. Called the Triton 1000, it is [...]

 
Could viruses be put to a better use, instead devising plots to ransack the usable? What about using them to fashion microscopic batteries?

 
 Flames By Ken Walters
A cerebral haemorrhage turned out to be a blessing in disguise for a British engineer, whose brain was “rewired” to turn him into an artist after the stroke.

 
 An alcohol solution is dripped onto a volunteer’s forearm to collect compounds on the skin’s surface. The sample is then analyzed by gas chromatography.
Skin-cancer tumors give off a characteristic odor profile that could be used for early detection.