The Tibetan God Of Death

Named after Yama, the Tibetan God of Death, this bizarre camera was created using a real human skull, blessed by a Tibetan Lama. Yama is made from aluminum, titanium, copper, brass, bronze steel, silver, gold and mercury and is studded with Asian and American turquoise, 4 sapphires, 9 opals and 3 rubies (the biggest one costs $5,000).

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World’s Oldest Donkey

Rosie the donkey at her home at Kenstud Pony Rescue with centre volunteer Helen Jackson. Rosie’s owner, Lesley Manger, believes she is definitely in her fifties although is unsure of her exact age. The usual donkey lifespan is 25-35 years.

Venice From The Above

Situated on the north side of Italy, and having a population of approximately 271,500, the city of Venice is considered as one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. Sometimes it is referred to as “City of Water” and sometimes as “City of Light”. The City of Venice is one of its kind and a unique city the world over.

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World's Tallest Rideable Motorcycle

This massive motorcycle was built by Greg Dunham and is 6,500 pound heavy, 15 feet tall and 20 feet long.

Wonderful Sculptures Made Out Of Scrap Car Parts

Australian artist James Corbett has created this wonderful sculpture using old car parts salvaged from scrap yards.

Four-Seater Scooter

Vespa South Africa has built a “Stretch Scooter” which can seat four people, and has two rear ends of the scooter put one after the other. Vespa called it a family car on two wheels and kids will look forward to going to school on it.

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Vulture Brains For Lottery Luck

Smoking dried vulture brains for winning lottery numbers - that’s why customers go to Scelo, a vendor of traditional medicines in South Africa. He claims that vulture brains will evoke visions of lottery numbers and luck.

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