Luckiest man on Earth

Luckiest man on Earth

It seems like lady luck is in love with this man. Frane Selak is known for getting into fatal accidents and, perhaps more so, for surviving them. His first near-death experience began in January 1962.
Selak was on a train when it suddenly derailed into an icy river, killing 17 passengers. He however, escaped with a broken arm, minor scratches, and bruises.
In 1995, Selak was in Zagreb when he was hit by a bus, again leaving nothing but a few injuries. The following year, while driving through a mountain road, Selak drove off a guardrail to escape an oncoming truck and landed on a tree to watch his car explode 300 feet below.

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The 6 Classic Quarantine Characters. Discover Yours!

Quarantine characters. Discover yours!

This unexpected and uncalled for pandemic has turned the world upside down, to say the least. Our busy lives have come to a screeching halt and there is little we can do about it but look for the silver lining. However, every person has a different approach to being quarantined. Our roles and responsibilities have grown as well as transformed over the past two months and given rise to some classic quarantine characters we are observing.

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Breathtaking Sparkling Water of Maldives

Sparkling water of Maldives

The famous group of islands is known for being a heaven on Earth.The Sparkling water of Maldives due to neon blue effect has been named the ‘Sea of stars’
It may look like an alien life-form has washed up on a beach, but this striking neon blue effect is a completely natural phenomenon.

The incredible image was taken by photographer Doug Perrine during a visit to Vaadhoo, one of the Raa Atoll islands in the Maldives.

It captures a natural chemical reaction called bioluminescence, which occurs when a micro-organism in the water is disturbed by oxygen.

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Why Do Humans Walk in Circles when they are lost

Why Do Humans Walk in Circles

If you’re lost in the woods and you feel like you’re walking in circles, you probably are. Without landmarks to guide us, people really do go around and around, found a new study.

The finding emphasizes the importance of being prepared if you’re going to set off into the wilderness or even into a maze of city streets.When lost in the desert or a thick forest terrains devoid of landmarks people tend to walk in circles.

Now comes the question Why Do Humans Walk in Circles when they are lost or People Naturally Walk in Circles ?

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World’s Smallest Monkey

smallest monkey

Finger monkey, It’s so small that it can hold on to your finger. Believe it or not, it’s a monkey the size of our finger. They got their name because of their size and if you try to hold them they climb to your fingers .

The planet’s smallest living primate, they are also known as pocket monkeys or tiny lions.t is generally found in evergreen and river edge forests and is a gum-feeding specialist.World’s smallest monkey mostly found in the rain forests of Brazil, Peru and Colombia.

World’s smallest monkey can grow up to 12 inches. they are exotic pets and you can purchase one for between $2,000 – $3,000

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