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my bad.  i didn't know dreams can be so complicated.  when life was simpler and the world was a little younger, manamin lang ko, dream na.  and now all this?

sori po.  di ko suheto unsa nang imong gipanghisgotan.  ay dun anderstand, meyn. --> blue shades 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 08, 2013, 05:51:42 AM
4. Beagle

Beagles tend to follow their nose, which makes them exceptional at detection work. Bed bugs became a major problem for businesses and homeowners over the past few years, so the Beagle came to the rescue. With their excellent noses, exterminators and business owners enlisted the dog's incredible abilities to find where bed bugs were hiding so humans could get rid of them.

Other names:  English Beagle
Country of origin:  Great Britain

Most famous:  Snoopy is billed as "the world's most famous Beagle" even if he's just a comic strip character.


Snoopy as the World War I flying ace

But it wasn't only Charles Schulz who honored the Beagle.  Writers William Shakespeare, John Webster, John Dryden, Thomas Tickell, Henry Fielding and William Cowper, and Alexander Pope (in his translation of Homer's Iliad) referred to the dog in their works.



Following the Apollo I fire, Snoopy became the official mascot of aerospace safety, testing and the rebuilding of the Apollo Program, due to his refusal to accept defeat and his "'outside the doghouse' way of looking at things." A series of Snoopy-in-Space ("Astrobeagle") products arrived with this campaign, and originals are still prized.


Statue at Kennedy Space Center

The Apollo 10 lunar module was named Snoopy and the command module Charlie Brown.

other snoopy honors:


Insignia for US Air Force 3C2X1 Tech Control


Emblem of the 20th Tactical Air Support Squadron


Insignia for 21st Tactical Air Support Squadron (TASS) â€" Vietnam Era


wikipedia/ and other sources

Quote from: taga tigbao on October 10, 2013, 12:47:57 PM
Para rainfall advisory sa mga taga Mindanao:

#MPRSD 12:38pm, Light to moderate #rains over portions of #ZamboangaCity, #ZamboangaDelNorte (SanVicente), #ZamboangaDelSur (Bayog) and nearby areas which may persist for 1-2 hours.

at least di affected silang lolla sa digos.

hehe, desaperecido while the going is good, on one's own terms.  i like that.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 10, 2013, 06:24:16 AM
Ah, kana diayng magsakit atong pus-on...

oops, kerpul.  --> blue balls

oops, wrong presumption.

welcome back, taga tigs!   

haaayyy, salamat, nigimaw na gamay ang true-blue tb weatherman.  dugay ra tawong panawagan namo nimo, many posts ago in this thread and somewhere else.

bisag trying hard ming hubag ug pinch-hit, way komo sa atong naandan nga weatherman baya.  try na lang ta nga di tagdon ang mga freak storms, bai tigs.  it's truly great to see you around again.  hope lolla follows soon.

Blue-Balled Monkeys Among Top 10 New Species

May 24, 2013 / by Tim Wall



Blue Testicled Monkey

The International Institute for Species Exploration at Arizona State University announced its list of the top 10 species officially described in 2012. The publication of the list marks the birthday of Carolus Linnaeus, founder of the modern system of species classification.

Male lesula monkeys (Cerocopithecus lomamiensis) have bald, brilliant blue testicles, buttocks and perineum. Locals in the Congo regularly hunt the monkey for food, but primatologists didn’t catch their first glimpse of the shy mammal until 2007. Lesulas are only the second monkeys to be discovered in Africa in 28 years.


http://news.discovery.com/

and thus did they end its life.

an electric chair in disguise?

that song then should waft through tbland very soon. 

bugsay!  si fr chic padung dinha!  huwag kang magtagotago diyan.  makaabot ko ninyong duha pohon dinha guyoron gyod ta ka.  watch out!

entschuldigung, aber ich sehe nichts.  maybe i was never your age.

tulo tingali ni sila, fr chic, pero usa ray tag-iya.

yeheeey, i've always suspected that booboy is a border collie!  the most intelligent breed.  anyways, if you must leave him for a month and get to be with your other dogs... going home to cabawan?  maka-timing tingali ko nimo sa bohol kun mao.

such artistic images. 

just curious...

One question that arises: Does the butterfly feeding help, hurt or have no impact on the turtles? Torres said it's not completely clear, but the teary endeavor probably has little impact on the turtles, other than perhaps making them more vulnerable to predators like big cats, since the butterflies can obstruct their vision.

more at http://www.pawnation.com/2013/09/13/amazonian-butterflies-drink-turtle-tears

When swimming in salty seas, a marine animal with land ancestry runs the risk of dehydration because its body fluids are much less salty than the surrounding water. Sea turtles have large tear glands that concentrate salt and shed it in huge, salty tears. "If such glands are not present," says Hirayama, "the turtles could not thrive in a marine environment."

more at http://discovermagazine.com/1998/aug/turtletears1502#.UlZIoVNi2KE

A Puli, a traditional Hungarian sheepdog

di tingali ko interesadong makaila ang tag-iya ani...

you wanna be a donkey?  you'll be cute too.  or 

you wanna be cute?  just be a donkey.  or

you didn't know you're cute?  think like a donkey.

ka-cute ani uy.  of course i cannot see the wind.  i can only see its gentle effect on things more visible.

thanks daghan kaayo, hof.  more, please, kay mora ra sad mig nikuyog nimo ani.

i hope, i hope, i hope this comes to the philippines soon.

Another enormous flower found in Indonesia is the Amorphophallus titanum, or Titan arum.

 

Technically, the Titan arum is not a single flower. It is a cluster of many tiny flowers, called an inflorescence. The Titan arum has the largest unbranched inflorescence of all flowering plants. The plant can reach heights of 7 to 12 feet and weigh as much as 170 pounds.

thus:

Rafflesia is the largest individual flower. Titan arum bears the largest inflorescence.


wikipedia/, http://loc.gov/rr/scitech/mysteries/flower.html, www.theflowerexpert.com/, other various sources

tale of the, uh, tape and weighing scale:

Rafflesia arnoldii - 100 centimeters (39 inches) in diameter, and weigh up to 10 kilograms (22 pounds)

Rafflesia manillana - petals can reach 90 centimeters (35.43 inches) across, (no weight given)

one website claims that this is the smallest of all the Rafflesia flowers, which may be an erroneous claim because the smallest is Rafflesia baletei, which is 12 centimeters (4.72 inches) in diameter

another claimant:

Rafflesia arnoldii found in indonesia





The flower with the world's largest bloom is the Rafflesia arnoldii. This rare flower is found in the rainforests of Indonesia. It can grow to be 3 feet across and weigh up to 15 pounds! It is a parasitic plant, with no visible leaves, roots, or stem. It attaches itself to a host plant to obtain water and nutrients. When in bloom, the Rafflesia emits a repulsive odor, similar to that of rotting meat. This odor attracts insects that pollinate the plant.

this is a flower?  (though i won't question biologists, taxonomists, and foresters.)


Rafflesia (Rafflesia manillana)

Description

The dramatic Rafflesia flowers are the largest single flowers in the world; the leathery petals can reach over 90 centimetres across. Rafflesia is a parasite that depends completely upon its host; the majority of the plant’s tissues exist as thread-like strands entirely within the host’s cells. These host plants are vines of Tetrastigma spp., and the Rafflesia plant is itself not visible until the reproduction stage when flowers first bud through the woody vine and then open into the magnificent spectacle that is world-renowned today. The flowers can take up to ten months to develop from the first visible bud to the open bloom, which may last no more than a few days.

Currently 17 species of Rafflesia are recognised and these mainly differ in the morphology of their flowers. In general however, the flowers consist of five leathery petals that are orange in colour and mottled with cream-coloured warts. There is a deep well in the centre of the flower containing a central raised disc that supports many vertical spines. The sexual organs are located beneath the rim of the disk, and male and female flowers are separate.


more at http://www.arkive.org/rafflesia/rafflesia-manillana/related/species/Taxonomy

bad hair day for those immigration officers?

immigration officers betting that they could catch 20 TNTs for the day, and she just happens to be the 20th right on deadline?

the alignment of the planets made those officers see martians where there are none?

plain, old, simple racism.

DIS-A man tawon ka gikan nga nanimaho man kang kasilyas ug ASA na man ka paingon karon?  DIIN kaha ka nagsaguk-ong aning imong kalaki sa?  o, HAIN na man ang kaldero dinhi?  sige nga, may pag-ASA pa tayo, magHAIN ka na at hindi ko na lang idiDIIN ang hinala ko sa iyo...

most welcome, toto.

"...without a hurt, the heart is hollow."

kakita na ko, hehehe.  unsaon pag-apil sa picture nga lahi na man ang lighting sa orig nimong gi-quote (reply no. 21).

Laszlo Balogh/Reuter
Sept. 12, 2013: A Puli, a traditional Hungarian sheepdog, peeks out of its long hair in Kisujszallas, 90 miles east of Budapest, on Aug. 17. The Hungarian Kennel Club has won several awards and had a visit from Facebook founder & Puli fan Mark Zuckerberg in May, but it struggles to make money as dogs without pedigrees have displaced pure breeds from the market in recent years.

HAP/Quirky China News/Rex Feature
Sept. 12, 2013: The Yucai Elementary School in Enshi, China, can’t get any smaller: one teacher & one pupil. 58-year-old Zhao Guoqing has only one student remaining, 6-year-old Wang Wenqiang, from the 60 children at the school in 2000. But villagers have migrated to cities to find jobs. 'As long as the school has one student, I'll do my best to teach him,' said Zhao.

Bill Ingalls/Rex Feature
Sept. 12, 2013: The Soyuz TMA-08M spacecraft, including Expedition 36 Commander Pavel Vinogradov of the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos), Flight Engineer Alexander Misurkin of Roscosmos & Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy of NASA, lands in a remote area near Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, on Sept. 11. The crew had a five-month mission at the International Space Station.

Jan Kruger/Getty Images
Sept. 12, 2013: PruHealth Vitality Ambassador Jessica Ennis-Hill launches the PruHealth World Triathlon Grand Final by unveiling 'Victor,' a giant floating sculpture on the Serpentine at Hyde Park in London on Sept. 11. More than 8,500 competitors will swim past 'Victor' during the event.

Seth Wenig/AP
Sept. 12, 2013: Model Tatiana Krasikova of Russia poses on Sept. 9 in New York for a picture backstage before the Thom Browne Spring 2014 collection is modelled during Fashion Week.

Mikael Buck/Rex Feature
Sept. 11, 2013: Model maker Mark Boyce cleans the teeth of a crocodile made of 25,000 Lego bricks at a Legoland in Windsor, England, on Sept. 11. Each September, Legoland closes for two days to clean the vast array of models, made of 80 million bricks.

Marko Korosec/Solent News & Photo Agency
Sept. 11, 2013: Menacing storm clouds gather over green fields and quiet roads, about to embark on a path of destruction on May 29. Storm chaser Marko Korosec, 31, a system administrator for road weather information, took pictures of the so-called supercell near Julesberg, Colorado, in the infamous “Tornado Alley.”

Macdiarmid/Getty Image
Sept. 11, 2013: Night vision goggles are displayed at the Defense & Security Exhibition on Sept. 10 in London. ExCeL London is hosting the exhibition with hundreds of manufacturers from all over the world displaying their hardware.

Matt Austin/Rex Features
Sept. 11, 2013: British troops climb 30-foot ropes at the notorious Commando Training Centre assault course in Devon during Week 20 of their training in September. The course includes crawling across a rope chasm & scaling a 6-foot brick wall. Failure on any of the tests means disqualification from training.

Beretta/Sims/Rex Features
Sept. 11, 2013: Aurora, a polar bear puppet, stands next to a double-decker bus at the North Weald Airport in Great Britain on Sept. 9. Greenpeace has commissioned the puppet for an Arctic-inspired street parade to the London headquarters of Shell Oil on Sept. 15. The 3-ton bear will be operated by 15 puppeteers inside.

Sept. 10, 2013: Steelworkers from the ArcelorMittal steel plant in Marseille, southern France, burn flares during a nationwide day of protest on Sept. 10. Workers from the private sector & public services rallied against government pension reforms.

Sept. 10, 2013: A giant panda with rare brown-&-white fur gnaws on a carrot at a natural conservation area in Qinling, China, on Sept. 6. The 4-year-old was found in Qinling when it was a cub in 2009.

Sept. 10, 2013: The Turanor PlanetSolar, the world's largest solar-powered boat, travels on the Seine River in Paris on Sept. 10 after a journey across the Atlantic Ocean. A catamaran powered exclusively by solar energy, PlanetSolar completed the first solar-powered trip around the world on May 4, 2012, after travelling over 37,000 miles in 584 days.

Bernd Wustneck/dpa/Corbis
Sept. 10, 2013: A 50-foot-long dinosaur made from 2,000 pumpkins stands at Karls Erlebnis Dorf in Roevershagen, Germany, on Sept. 6. The figure is part of the traditional pumpkin market.

Nazca/Reuters
Sept. 10, 2013: Spanish bullfighter Morante de la Puebla (top) walks with his assistants as they make the paseillo, or ceremonial parade, before a 'Corrida Goyesca' bullfight in Ronda, Spain, on Sept. 7. In the annual 'Corrida Goyesca' fight in Ronda's historic bullring, the bullfighters wear costumes from the era of 18th century painter Francisco Goya. De la Puebla faces the six bulls alone.

John G. Mabanglo/EPA/Landov
Sept. 10, 2013: The north & south towers of the Golden Gate Bridge through the fog with Tiburon & Angel Island in the background in San Francisco on Sept. 8.

morag korek.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 08, 2013, 05:10:19 PM
The Duckling Who Lived!

and like harry potter, he was saved by his mother.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 08, 2013, 05:05:10 PM
Yes, it was. Thanks to its mother. From the picture tho, looks like it was in a lot of pain. If it wasn't for the mother,..it would have been gobbled up.

thanks.  great happy ending.

ako na tingali ani ang mental patient kay wa man gyod gihapon ko makakita.

was the duckling saved in this story?

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 08, 2013, 05:51:02 AM
3. Bloodhound

Bloodhounds are the best at trailing. They are often used in police work and search and rescue. Their scenting abilities are so exceptional that a Bloodhound's mantrailing results are permissible in court.

Other names:  Chien de Saint-Hubert, St. Hubert Hound, Sleuth hound
Country of origin:  Belgium/France or England/Scotland

Most famous:  Nick Carter, born in 1900, is frequently cited as the archetype of the trailing bloodhound.  Nick Carter was owned and handled by Captain G.V. Mullikin of Lexington, Kentucky.  He is credited with more than 650 finds, including one that required him to follow a trail 105 hours old.  In total over 600 criminals were caught by Nick Carter.


Bloodhounds circa 1915


Knotty is the most awarded Bloodhound of all time.  He has received more Best in Shows than any other Bloodhound and is the first liver-and-tan Bloodhound ever to win a Best in Show. Knotty was awarded the Best in Show at the Eukanuba Tournament in 2005 and won the Hound Group in the Westminster Kennel Club Show in that same year.

The US Army 615th Military Police Company, mascot is a bloodhound named for the Company's pet and mascot during Vietnam named Andy.



Terry Scharton, 615th MPs, Long Binh, with the bloodhound mascot Andy.


wikipedia/, http://www.heathershounds.com/, http://www.squidoo.com/, www.militarypolicevietnam.com/

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 08, 2013, 05:37:04 AM
Hmm, si Botoy man ni...

naghuwat haranahan kay andam na sa iyang orinola?

yeheeey!  way to go, duckie, way to go quacking!  i'm with you all the way.

jonathan, i don't care if your ancestor is livingston seagull.  just stay away from this duck family, okay?

avoid the potential suitor, though.  this particular swiss knife has a flamethrower, i heard.

huwaton na lang kaha nato ang stepdaughter's cousin thrice removed.  tingalig naay chimney.

happy birthday!  cheers for a lifetime's wisdom!

nag-utaw-utaw pa diay karon si bugsay
ug sa panganod nahisama iyang panghayhay?
di ko motuong gituboan siyag mga lisay
hinaot way kasubo ang iyang pangindahay.

aruy, kasakit sa akong bunol
di na lang ko magbagulbol.

klarong puztizo ang meztizo, like this-->

and the ducks shall set aside thine tanks

they, too, are victims

soft versus hard



no need to ask what i prefer, meyn.

whoever made this has no feelings for dumbo.  may he have elephantiasis.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 08, 2013, 10:59:44 AM
hehehe! oh yes i know how smart they can be. our kaiser wilhelm is so handsome and smart.

ooops, sorry, lorenz.  i had to slip in lassie and transfer the GSD after your post.  and kaiser wilhelm is a GSD.  say hello to him for me.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 08, 2013, 05:49:39 AM
2. German Shepherd

The German Shepherd is extremely smart at police work. They are well-known to be the world's leading police, military, and guard dog. They're also loyal and dependable.

Other names:  Alsatian, Berger Allemand, Deutscher Schäferhund, Schäferhund
Country of origin:  Germany

Most famous:  Rin Tin Tin; the original Rin Tin Tin served as a Red Cross Dog during WWI with his owner Duncan. Rin Tin Tin made 26 pictures for Warner Brothers before his death on August 10, 1932.  At the peak of his career with Warner Brothers he received some 10,000 fan letters a week and was considered to be one of Hollywood’s top stars.


Rin Tin Tin


Strongheart, one of the earliest canine stars, actually preceded Rin Tin Tin in 1921 and is credited for paving the way for canine acting in the movies.

among the many german shepherd heroes:


On October 6, 1997, Brit died and was given a full police funeral.  On October 21, 1998, Sgt. Litchult received a posthumous K-9 Service Award for K-9 Brit from the American Police Hall of Fame & Museum in Miami, Florida.

New Jersey Task Force One
This team received an award for their search and rescue efforts during the WTC disaster.  These animals fearlessly searched through burned debris, ignoring burnt paws, cuts and other obstacles to look for survivors and victims. For their unselfish and courageous efforts, the team earned induction into the Animal Hall of Fame.


The team consists of Ana Atlas; Senta Bacalaglu; Claire & Blitz Clemmo; Chewbacca Holmes; Mikey & Osa LoPresti; Nutmeg & Sarge Pittore; Argus Rolando; Quest Sullivan; Piper Whynman.  Owners -- Sarah Atlas; Dan Bacalaglu; Lorrie Clemmo; Alice Holmes; Laura LoPResti; Spring & Pat Pittore; Bob Rolando; Penny Sullivan; Sonny Whynman.


Pascha
He was recognized for his work as a rescue dog in the Oklahoma City bombing, 1995 earthquake in Kobe, Japan, the Edison, N.J. explosion, and Hurricane Opal in Panama City,FL.


wikipedia/, http://elitegermanshepherds.com/, www.angesgardiens.ca/, other sources

Lassie, the famous star in numerous films, multiple television series, a radio program, and the subject of various novels and non-fiction works, was a half-breed Rough Collie, different from a Border Collie.  Like Strongheart and Rin Tin Tin, Lassie is one of the few animal actors to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.


Lassie

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 08, 2013, 05:49:00 AM
1. Border Collie

Known as the workaholic of the dog world and prized for its intelligence and working ability, the Border Collie excels at agility. Border Collies have extraordinary instinct and need a job to do in order to be happy.

Other names:  Scottish Sheep Dog, Sheepdog
Country of origin:  United Kingdom

Most famous:  Chaser, a border collie in the US, is known to have a vocabulary of 1022 words as of 2010 and is able to recognize objects by the groups they belong to.


Chaser

Other famous border collies: 

Striker, who is the current Guinness World Record holder for "Fastest Car Window Opened by a Dog" at 11.34 seconds.

Rex and Fly, who appeared in the Academy Award winning 1995 film, Babe and, partially, in the sequel Babe: Pig in the City.


wikipedia/ and other sources

about the guy: 

Ardy Roberto is the author of “Heart of Healing,” and “Ang Pera na Hindi Bitin,” and  is the co-founder of Salt and Light Ventures together with his late wife, Tingting Roberto. Salt and Light is the group who brings John Maxwell over to Metro Manila for speaking engagements. Ardy also co-writes a business column with his father. (http://adventuresofabeautyqueen.com/)

the proposal:

miriam quiambao married italian businessman claudio rondinelli in 2004.  the disastrous marriage lasted only 2 years and was annulled. 

hihihi, lingawa na ni nga thread uy.  nagtagbo ang tulo ka hari sa balak dinhi again.  dugay-dugay na baya tuod nga naay thread nga ingon ani.  now it feels like the good old days again.

Rolf Vennenbernd/EPA/Landov
Sept. 10, 2013: Russian-born contortionist Zlata poses during a photo shoot in the pedestrian zone in Bergisch Gladbach, Germany, on Sept. 9. The international contortionists' conference takes place in the city Sept. 9-11, with 100 participants from 16 countries.

Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP/Getty Images
Sept. 9, 2013: A man attempts to tackle the 10,000 Volt obstacle as he competes in the Tough Viking race in Stockholm on Sept. 1. The course consists of 9 miles filled with 15 brutal obstacles (barbed wire, mud, ice, water, tunnels, electricity, fire, walls, etc.) designed by specialists in the Swedish Armed Forces.

Ramon Espinosa/AP
Sept. 9, 2013: A man carries a dog on his shoulder while he watches the procession of Cuba's patron saint, the Virgin of Charity of Cobre, on her feast day in Havana on Sept. 8.

Sept. 9, 2013: Triston Gailey, 3, is in perfect form as he surfs a few waves with the help of his dad, Todd in Morro Bay, California, on Aug. 29.

Sayed/Demotix/Corbis
Sept. 9, 2013: A child is held by his mother during a protest on the last day of Bahraini activist Sadiq Sabt's funeral in Sehla, Bahrain, on Sept. 4.

Vanderlei Almeida/AFP/Getty Images
Sept. 9, 2013: A person walks in the rain in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 4.

Laszlo Balogh/Reuters
Sept. 9, 2013: A wire-haired Vizsla puppy sits in a trophy of one of her forebears at a kennel in Paty, near Budapest, Hungary, on July 17. The kennel is one of a few that breed dogs & make money doing it in Hungary, where dogs without pedigrees have displaced pure breeds from the market in recent years.

Sept. 8, 2013: People react as they enjoy the Happy Holi festival in Porto, Portugal, on Sept. 1. Originally a Hindu celebration, the spirit of Holi has become popular all around the world, especially because the festival involves throwing coloured powder in a spirit of friendliness & fun.

Jens Meyer/AP
Sept. 7, 2013: A rabbit named Little jumps during the Kaninhop, or rabbit-jumping, competition in Weissenbrunn vorm Wald, southern Germany, on Sept. 1. Competitors take part in three categories, with obstacle heights ranging between 10 & 15 inches.

Zhang Jun/Rex Features
Sept. 6, 2013: Curator of Mammals Rebecca Snyder is seen preparing to weigh a giant panda cub in Atlanta on Sept. 5. Giant panda Lun Lun gave birth to twins on July 15 &, according to keepers, both of the male cubs are doing well.

Sept. 6, 2013: Local performers from the Naxi, Yi & Bai ethnic minorities perform the cultural production 'Impression Lijiang' beneath Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in Lijiang, China, on March 31. Created by internationally acclaimed Chinese film director Zhang Yimou & performed at nearly 11,000 feet above sea level, the daily performance of song, dance, horse riding & storytelling is the highest altitude production in the world.

Sept. 6, 2013: Boys play in front of a painting by Brazilian artist Zack that is part of the ArtRua street art exhibition in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 5. Rio's celebration of urban art includes the works of national & international artists.

Daniel Hartley-Allen/Newspix/Rex Features
Sept. 6, 2013: Garry Beurskens rides his Esky scooter with friend Graham Galpin in Darwin, Australia, on Sept. 4. Beurskens is selling the motorised coolers, which can hit 13 mph, to those who would prefer to ride their food & drink rather than lug it to barbecues. His wife came up with the idea. ‘We had a look around & there were a lot of electric ones, but this is better,'’ he said. ‘It's got a longer range & they're more fun.' The miner said it was much easier to drive his Esky than to carry it. ‘You can chuck what you want in there & not have to worry about how heavy it's going to be.’

Edgar Su/Reuters
Sept. 6, 2013: Nick Vujicic, an Australian motivational speaker who was born without limbs, swims with sharks at Marine Life Park in Singapore on Sept. 5. Vujicic dived with sharks in a customised acrylic enclosure that takes in a 360-degree view of the shark habitat at the aquarium.

Li Peng/ Xinhua/Landov
Sept. 6, 2013: A pygmy marmoset carries its young at the rainforest-themed zone of Ocean Park in Hong Kong on Sept. 4. The pygmy marmoset is the smallest monkey in the world, native to the rainforests of the Amazon Basin in South America.

ikaw bay makakita ug daghang either tambis o pizut, lalim bah. 

mas daring ning ilaha kay naked walk.  ang apo sa UP kay naked run man to.  at least kadiyot ra.  kini, arang kabansiwag nga slomo.  pero sayang kay di gihapon mahukasan ang atong mga legislators.

Matt Cardy/Getty Images
Sept. 6, 2013: A visitor to Glastonbury Tor takes a photograph of St. Michael's Tower, a ruined 14th-century church tower, as the rising sun begins to clear the early morning mist & fog on Sept. 4 in Somerset, England.

HAP/Quirky China News/Rex Feature
Sept. 5, 2013: A giant rubber duck created by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman is inflated in Beijing on Sept. 4. The 18-metre-high piece of conceptual art has been touring China, drawing huge crowds & inspiring several copies.

Sept. 5, 2013: Camels involved in The British Military Tournament at Earls Court cross a road in London on Sept. 5. This year’s tournament, on Dec. 7-8, will celebrate legendary events & heroes in British history.

Reinhard Dirscherl/FLPA/Solent News
Sept. 5, 2013: A giant whale shark almost engulfs a daring diver as it feeds on hundreds of tiny fish while lurking below fishing boats off the West Papua coastline in Cenderawasih Bay, Indonesia. With its mouth wide open, the 26-foot-long beast drifts past at about 5 miles an hour & gobbles up all the small fish in one go. Six whale sharks emerged at the side of the photographer’s boat, keen to take advantage of the easy food on offer. The animals typically pose no danger to people.

Vadim Makhorov/Caters News
Sept. 5, 2013: Vitaliy Raskalov, 20, skywalks above Cologne, Germany. Raskalov & fellow daredevil Vadim Makhorov, 24, have scaled some of the most recognisable tourist attractions on the planet & captured every moment.

Philippe Huguen/AFP/Getty Images
Sept. 5, 2013: A bumblebee flies next to a sunflower in Godewaersvelde, France, on Sept. 4.

Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Sept. 5, 2013: A labourer sorts onions inside Shivshankar Trading Co.’s onion storehouse at a market in Lasalgaon, India, on Aug. 31. India is preparing to import onions for the first time in two years as a surge in prices threatens to trigger a backlash against the nation’s prime minister, Manmohan Singh.

Zack Wittman/MLive.com/Landov
Sept. 4, 2013: Ashley Broussard, 5, laughs & screams 'Whipped cream!' after being covered with sprinkles & pudding at Bluebell Beach in Flint, Michigan, during Silly Saturday on Aug. 31.