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A creative approach: one of the Asian cafés built from giant concrete sewer rings.

The American brand ERL has released “slippers for dwarfs” with soles approximately 20 centimeters thick. Send this to a friend who needs them.

Cappuccino ballerina, transformers and spiderman are no longer needed by anyone. Children only want a two-meter Labuba for the holidays and demand it from their parents en masse. They made Labuba soup, ordered a huge Labuba for a birthday, what's next?

The video of a wasp nest removal in china has gone viral on social media😅

A Japanese Man Who Can “Jump Out of His Own Skin” Through daily training, he’s mastered the art of jumping so high it seems as if gravity simply doesn’t apply to him.

New Emojis Coming to iOS 26: Meet the Inflated Face, Fight Cloud, Ballerina, Apple Core, Trombone, Orca, Yeti, and Treasure Chest Among the standout additions is the inflated face — a perfect visual response to those unexpected work tasks that hit right before bedtime or over the weekend.

During a recent concert, the band Coldplay inadvertently displayed a video on a large screen that showed the CEO of the IT company Astronomer embracing the HR manager of his own firm. The footage was broadcast to thousands of fans and quickly went viral, amassing over 10 million views online. Unfortunately for the CEO, the attempt to downplay or contain the incident was unsuccessful. At the time of the concert, his wife was at home with their two children. A highly uncomfortable situation, to say the least.

Scientists Capture Planet Formation Around Young Star, Reports Nature Astronomers have captured a rare glimpse of planet formation in progress around a young star, according to a study published in Nature. The star, named HOPS-315, is located in the Orion constellation. Observations reveal that its scorching hot core has vaporized nearby rocky material, while the surrounding disk of gas and dust has begun to cool and condense into minerals — the essential building blocks of future planets. “This is the first time astronomers have observed a planetary system outside our own in its earliest stages of development,” the article notes.

Everyone Gets Their Own Chow: McDonald’s Canada Launches Controversial Menu Collab with Axis Powers McDonald’s Canada has sparked mixed reactions with the release of a new limited-time menu inspired by Germany, Italy, and Japan — the three nations that formed the Axis Powers during World War II. Dubbed the “Hitler Combo” by critics online, the offering includes: 🟠 The Big Rösti German-style burger 🟠 Italian McPizza Bites 🟠 A Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich from Japan Restaurants were reportedly decorated with the national flags of Germany, Italy, and Japan, and the campaign tagline reads: “Better Together.”

Genius: this guy launched a hilarious fitness app where you save animals by exercising. Hold a plank — penguins run across you. Every push-up — a rescued puppy. Pull-ups? You’re dragging kittens out of a fire. And yes, you can try it yourself — it’s free. Sorry, penguins, but you’ve got 30 seconds max.

Nothing unusual — just Chinese construction workers operating excavators remotely… straight from the office. The company BuilderX Robotics has turned hard physical labor into a comfortable desk job: now a team of operators controls heavy machinery without ever leaving their monitors. Remote work has officially reached a whole new level 😳

Zero Shadow Day happens twice a year in Hawaii — the Sun is directly overhead, so vertical objects cast little to no shadow. This occurs because the islands are located in the tropics, where the Sun can reach a 90° angle. The phenomenon is usually observed in May and July, though the exact dates may vary slightly. When you turn off shadows in the settings so your PC can handle the game 🤟

In California, a teddy bear covered with human skin was found at a gas station. 😱

In a dental clinic in Dagestan, a teeth-whitening device exploded in a patient’s mouth — and he didn’t even flinch. The dentist and assistant panicked, but the patient calmly kept lying down. Days without phobias: 0

A piece of Mars has been put up for sale at a Sotheby’s auction. The 25-kilogram meteorite was blasted off the Red Planet by another meteorite with such force that it made it all the way to Earth. They’re hoping to fetch between $2 million and $4 million for it. And if you stand on it — you can honestly tell everyone you’ve been on Mars. 🚀