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Have a look to these arts...Seriously this is un trained art from..... "INCREDIBLE SCULPTURES" no difference between unreal and real.... The artist is Ron Mueck an Australian-born and London-based artist a former television and film model maker with no formal...

The use of certain agricultural chemicals have resulted in the birth of thousands of two-headed fish at a Sunshine Coast hatchery resulting in the ban of this chemical called 'carbendazmin.' Carbendazmin was banned in the US in 2001 for its...

Now that time is not so far, when the pilot-free aircraft passenger's imagine is going to become a reality. A team of scientists is engaged in such experiments. Such aircraft's control will be in the hands of computers. In a...

An online game has now been released by gaming website tastyplay.com, allowing players to attempt to land an out of control plane on the Hudson river. The game, which works by willing the using the left and right arrow keys...

The first ever 'Google alphabet' has been created using the internet giant's satellite service. Graphic designer Rhett Dashwood picked out natural features and building which resembled each of the 26 letters. The Australian did not even have look outside his...

A new study confirms that honey bees can count. In even simpler words, the discovery is that bees can differentiate between patterns containing 2 or 3 dots and according to some researchers with the help of a little bit of...

Blue holes are giant and sudden drops in underwater elevation that get their name from the dark and foreboding blue tone they exhibit when viewed from above in relationship to surrounding waters. They can be hundreds of feet deep and...

Nature has its own ways of amazing us humans with its marvelous creations. One of the amazing creations of nature is fish Macropinna macrostoma (common name “barreleyes") which can rotate its head to a vertical position because it has a...

Japan asked Australia to prevent the Sea Shepherd ship Steve Irwin leaving port to harass its Antarctic whalers next summer but the request is improbable. The anti-whaling activists plan to upgrade their fleet from an ageing, former North Atlantic fisheries...

Scientists have performed the first DNA based reconstruction of the giant extinct moa bird, using prehistoric feathers recovered from caves and rock shelters in New Zealand. Landcare Research in New Zealand and University of Adelaide Researchers have identified four different...