▲This farmer chose not to eat his enormous pig, but rather to use it as an energy-efficient, zero-pollution ride.

▲The "No Pants Subway Ride" is a real thing that exists in Mexico City.

▲The Wingsuit Flying World Championship in China offers the rare opportunity to use your body as a dart.

▲Beluga whales give their trainer some love in this ethereal underwater photo.

▲The "Lords of Lightning" gave a shocking performance at the Visualia festival.

▲A woman went for a nice, casual bike ride at an underwater park in Croatia.

▲Lisbon's Busking Festival was treated to this interesting performance that puts a spin on the famous 'Lady and the Tramp' spaghetti scene.

▲He just wants to be sanitary but he can't reach the soap with those tiny, tiny arms!

▲A golden eagle attacks a military drone at the French Air Force base, proving that nature will always win.

▲A Palestinian barber styles and straightens his client's hair with fire. No need for heating tools when you have the real thing!

▲A model for Moschino sports the newest in disposable fashion during Milan Fashion Week.

▲A truck carrying these sticky, slimy creatures, otherwise known as Pacific hagfish, overturned and unleashed the gooey creatures in Oregon, USA.

▲Guests try out this open-air hotel in the eastern Swiss Alps.

▲These California nuns aren't afraid of the "devil's lettuce."

▲It takes the whole family to wash it, but she probably saves a lot of money on scarves.

▲French model Emeline Duhautoy is quite proud of her collection of her 1,679 stuffed cows.

▲This innovative backpack allows your cat to finally see the outside world.

▲This sleepy groom won't remember much of his mass wedding ceremony in South Korea.

▲A group of adults perform Otonamaki, which translates to "adult wrapping," and is used to improve posture, with the added benefit of feeling like a cozy newborn.

▲This hulking slice of soy weighs eight tons and is a vegetarian dream.

▲What makes this picture truly amazing is the fact that there are hundreds of other dogs around this one also getting their teeth brushed in an effort to set a Guinness World Record for most dogs getting their teeth brushed at the same time.

▲Nothing says relaxation like a baby goat standing on your back.

▲This black cap capuchin monkey plays with his food.

▲Stunt drivers bring the stuff of movies into real life.

▲There's nothing like reading a good book in the park on a sunny day with your pony right beside you.

▲Middle school students in China take a term final exam among trees to create a more comfortable environment in which the student will test better.

▲The Alcoholic Architecture bar in London offers a unique experience where you can absorb an alcoholic fog through your eyes while protecting your clothing with a plastic rain poncho.

▲An amateur climber (gulp) chose to take his wedding pictures off a cliff in Jinhua, China. The trust in this photo is better than any wedding vow could ever be.

▲Flyboarding is a real sport. That is all.

▲People walk along a terrifyingly high sightseeing platform in Zhangjiajie, China.

▲Liu Bolin, a Chinese artist, is known for blending himself into the background. It's equally impressive and creepy.

▲These boys are practicing "Malkhamba," a traditional Indian sport in which gymnasts perform aerial yoga postures using a vertical stationary pole or cane.

▲This Banksy piece is fulfilling its highest potential.

▲Just west of Zurich is one of the world's most innovative plans to make sex work safer, where drivers pass a check-in gate, follow a marked route, negotiate a rate with one of the 40 prostitutes stationed there, and drive on to one of nine partially enclosed wooden booths to have sex. There are showers, a social room, toilets, and panic alarms installed.

▲The camping festival in Mount Wugongshan of Pingxiang attracts more than 15,000 campers all over the world, dotting the verdant hills in rainbows of tents.

▲On the birthday of Hindu god Krishna, devotees form a human pyramid in a collective effort to break a clay pot containing curd.

▲In what is both a beautiful and terrifying image, a mouse takes on a powerful snake in the effort to save its friend.

▲The Orvillecopter was created by Dutch artist Bart Jansen and pays tribute to his dead cat Orville, who was killed by a car, by making its taxidermied body fly.

▲Surrounded by a literal pile of work, this student takes a well-deserved nap.

▲At an aquatic park in the Siberian city of Irkutsk, Russia, seals dressed in military uniforms perform during a show marking the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II.

▲An impressive 384-m (1,260-ft) long outdoor escalator was installed in Commune 13, one of the poorest districts of Colombia's second largest city, to help the 12,000 residents get around.

▲Students cling to the side steel bars of a collapsed bridge as they cross a flooding river to get to school at Sanghiang Tanjung village in Indonesia.

▲Spanish artist Cristina Lucas created this installation which brings the imaginings of 'Alice in Wonderland' to life in Seville.

▲The Tiny House Movement began some years ago and involves people around the world building really small living spaces ranging from 1,000 sq ft (93 sq m) down to less than 100 sq ft (9.3 sq m).

▲German pianist Stefan Aaron got himself and his orange piano on a "flying carpet," suspended using cables attached to a helicopter, to perform over Munich.

▲This car in the shape of a heel was part of a ladies series of creations by Indian car designer Sudhakar Yadav to mark the International Women's Day. It figures that the illogically-shaped car can only run at a maximum speed of 45 kph (28 mph).

▲These trees in flood-affected areas of Pakistan became covered in webs from spiders seeking refuge, and happen to double as spooky yet effective mosquito nets.

▲The world's shortest man, Chandra Bahadur Dangi (54.6 cm), greets the tallest living man, Sultan Kosen (251 cm), to mark the Guinness World Records Day in 2014.

▲The former president was at an event to speak about the economy, discuss plans for health care, and shake the hand of a man wearing a horse head.

▲Adding to the adrenaline-inducing photo, the acrobat on the right is only eight years old!

▲Martin Tata sits on his five-year-old horse as he demonstrates techniques that he uses to tame unbroken horses, avoiding unnecessary violence and building a more harmonious relationship between human and horse.

▲The art installation Pulse & Bloom was featured at the 2014 Burning Man festival, transforming the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, USA.

▲An alpaca, reportedly rented to attract customers to a bar, sticks its head out from a car on a busy street in Changchun, China.

▲This upside-down house in Fengjing Ancient Town, China, even has gravity-defying furniture inside.

▲Yvette Dardenne walks through her collection of about 56,800 unique boxes, each decorated with timely designs that read like a history book.

▲The sound of doves rings out from cages hung atop poles during a bird singing competition in Singapore. It's a tradition mainly observed in Southeast Asian countries, and a fruitful venture as some birds can fetch prices of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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The retired sprinter raced French astronaut Jean-François Clervoy and CEO of Novespace Octave de Gaulle during a flight in an Airbus Zero-G plane above Reims, France.

▲Vehicles are bumper-to-bumper on an expressway in Zhengzhou, China, in a scene that is straight out of a nightmare.

▲This hyper-realistic fiberglass art installation of a beached whale, by a group called Captain Boomer, also includes a performance by the artists as they act out a rescue simulation.

▲Streams of tourists are supported by a giant hand on the Gold Bridge on Ba Na hill near Danang City, Vietnam.

▲It's extremely difficult to encompass the many bizarre quirks and astounding features of this beautiful and strange world, but since a picture is worth a thousand words, we can at least come close. Check out this gallery of 60,000 words about the wonderful nooks and crannies of life on earth.

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03/07/20 por StarsInsider

LIFESTYLE Photos

It's extremely difficult to encompass the many bizarre quirks and astounding features of this beautiful and strange world, but since a picture is worth a thousand words, we can at least come close. Check out this gallery of 60,000 words about the wonderful nooks and crannies of life on earth.