Thorny Lizard or Thorny Devil

 Thorny Lizard or Thorny Devil live in Australia, colored skin with thorns prominent colored desert sands structure, which changes with the weather becomes darker in cold weather, and interesting that this Lizard can drink water from any part of her body once he entered through the skin enters the water in channels to reach the mouth.

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the first red apple from inside and outside

A new British company called "Sutton" Invented the first hybrid vegetable seeds make apple red color from the inside, becoming an anti-oxidant after cutting, These seeds were raised for sale in the town of Devon, South West England, confirmed the time of sale seed makers that a healthy red apple, such as apples completely normal.

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Museum of the strangest and ugliest Arts

Do you think that the harsh methods used in prisons is cruel and painful? We invite you to visit the Museum of the detainees on the island of Malta to see the items that have been used in the investigation and to force inmates to confess. The museum is located in the capital historic island "city" and contains cells re-representation of scenes where using the tools is awesome and that were used in those times, and cut-outs for humans are torturing their shows on their physical appearance pain, what makes you feel scared
accuracy of manufacture.

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watch Glow Worm Cave in New Zealand

 you will think when you see these images at first time that it's shining stars in the sky, but in fact they are
 glow worms in the ceiling of the cave!. this cave is located in the mountains Waitomo in New Zealand, and features thousands of worms glowing type Arachnocampa luminosa For this light and these worms story are strange and funny, because this light is a way to kill! Where the female fly to lay eggs on the dark ceiling of the cave, and once the eggs to hatch, the larvae related down by a thin sticky thread produce light and clear in the dark. This light attracts insects than other types.

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Refrigerator costs forty thousand dollars!

It is not only a refrigerator, it's an entire kitchen has been assembled in one place! This giant refrigerator designed by Robey's company it's an English company. it has three inside doors frozen, prepared coffee, a microwave oven, TV screen and store food .. !

Doors are made of the most expensive types of wood this refrigerator costs more than 41 thousand dollars! It's a good idea to combine parts of the kitchen in one place, but do you think that they can make place in the future to wash the pots?!

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New Zealand learn dogs how to Drive a car

Think for a moment that the human capabilities of the dog stop at the end of play the ball and discover things smell, but the best friend of man proves day after day that he could work unless Mind expect, the New Zealand now teaching dogs driving even save their owners as necessary and upon the occurrence of accidents.

The newspaper of The Daily British One of the organizations Humane animals in New Zealand and has developed a model of the cars wooden Volvo brand easy to teach dogs driving it and have already succeeded in training three of them so far, and connect them to the point of perfection fully in dealing with the car so put their legs small on the brake and gas pedal.

The organization choose Walter dogs can be taught under the terms of leadership, where have the availability of a given length of the dog and that up to a certain age and better to be between 10 months and 18 months. Says Mark Corvette coach of the dogs on the leadership in the organization: We train the dogs to do many things and as a result my previous work with the animals that participate in the filming of movies discovered capabilities stunning in dogs, and wondered why we can not take advantage of this magnificent creature? , "And why he choose a particular leadership skill to teach dogs.

Corvette added that accompany the dogs in the car owner and inevitably will require event of  an accident has therefore considered the best creatures to teach this skill.

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