Techotic

Johan Huibers, a Dutch contractor built this replica of the Noah’s Ark.

The replica Noah’s Ark is 1/2 the length and 1/3 the width of the Biblical dimensions. But, it has life size models of giraffe, elephants, lions, crocodiles, zebras and other animals inside.

A cute doggy getting owned in front of a camera by an even cuter Matrix kitteh.

As you can tell I’m no artist. I’ve wasted 10 minutes making this master piece. Too bad it’s too addictive, here goes another half an hour. You can make one like mine from this is sand.

Here something to watch/do on a Friday night. This video shows the non-Newtonian properties of cornstarch mixed with water on a metal sheet and placed on top of a sub woofer. Now, watch it comes alive. Go ahead, try it yourself.

[via neatorama]

Japanese chef Ken Kawasumi is the creator behind these yummy Sushi art. he has written numerous books about Sushi, such as, the Encyclopedia Of Sushi Rolls, Sushi For Parties and Fun And Fancy Sushi.

Dog meat or “xiangrou” in Chinese is to taken off the menu during next month’s Beijing Olympic Games. Waiters and waitresses were instruct to “patiently” suggest other options to diners who order dog “fragant meat”. Dog meat is eaten by some Chinese for its purported health-giving qualities.

A 17-year-old monkey, called Bobby was hired by Town Hall staff in Radków, Poland to promote a local beauty spot in a district called Table Mountains, also known as Monkey Rock. Bobby is being paid $120 USD a month.

Moon rock brought back to earth during Apollo mission in the late 1960s and early 1970s revealed that water existed on the moon from the beginning, dating back 3 billion years.

The study increases the possibility that water is still present in shadowed craters on the moon’s surface and casts doubt on the theory that liquid was brought to the moon by comets.