Extreme Hanging Tents

Rock climbers began to stay overnight on the rocks in the 50’s. At first they were searching for convenient mountain “shelves” to replace a bed, and now they are using hanging tent systems called portaledges. They are designed specially for rock climbers who have to spend multiple days and nights on a big wall climb.
Honestly, I wouldn’t be able to sleep hundreds or thousands feet off the ground!

Ancient and Popular Haircut in China

In Liang Qi, Dong village or southeast DongZhai, the barber use a sickle to give haircuts. The scene looks very horrible and scary. But it is an ancient custom of this village.

Amazing Polynesian Dancers with Fire

The old saying is a picture is worth a thousand words.

The Island Fire expert Polynesian dancers and world champion fire knife dancers will not only captivate you with entertainment, but will transport you to a Pacific island paradise with authentic dance, beautiful costumes and amazing tropical sets including full size palm trees.

Amazing Friendship of Cat and Mouse

Although it is a little difficult to believe but there are actually a cat and a mouse, who live together and are ‘friends’. A resident of Chang Chun in China was afraid of a big mouse, which had intruded in his house. He brought a neighbor’s cat to terrify and hunt the mouse but to his amazement, he saw that the cat and the mouse grew friends. Instead of hunting the mouse down, the cat let the mouse rest in its bosom.

This amazing friendship has defied the very nature of the cat, which is known to hunt mice. The owner of the cat lists the cat’s dejection because of his habit of eating chicken liver, leaving it too spoilt to eat the mouse.

Bear, Lion and Tiger Form An Unusual Friendship

One American animal shelter has got three friends it fondly refers to as "BLT." The bear, lion and tiger were rescued when they were all about two months old eight years ago.

Georgia - The trio is now inseparable, as they were raised together. Named Baloo (the bear), Leo (the lion), and Shere Khan (the tiger), they were found together when police raided a drug dealer's premises in 2002. The three have lived at Noah's Ark Animal Rehabilitation Center and Children's Care Home ever since. The trio have a Facebook fan page. Staffer Diane Smith told the Mirror:

“It is magical to see a giant American Black Bear put his arm around a Bengal tiger and then to see the tiger nuzzle up like a domestic cat.”

People can visit the animal sanctuary, although it is advised one should call ahead to ensure they are open. Noah's Ark does have some dogs it will adopt out. Not only home to unique animals in need of caring homes, Noah's Ark also runs a group home for up to 24 children, from birth to 18 years of age. The animal facility is home for up to 1,000 animals.