Tiny homes could be one of the solutions to a big problem in Southern California.
The homeless population in Redondo Beach is estimated to be under 200 people – small when compared to other cities in Southern California, but city officials want to experiment now with ways to meet a growing need. Continue reading “Tiny houses for the homeless? One city’s experimental approach to a growing crisis” »
Raising awareness about pollution has always been a key point on Greenpeace’s agenda.
With microplastic and ocean waste becoming a great concern of our modern times, Greenpeace Philippines decided to make a statement by using art as their medium. They have built a huge whale installation, featuring a 50-foot-long blue whale and placed it on the shores of Manila. Continue reading ““Dead Whale” Reminds Us That Ocean Pollution Is Getting Out Of Control” »
Squirrels are adorable, but getting close to them in the wild can be complicated as they get scared easily. But Dutch-Swedish photographer Geert Weggen managed to get close to them and take some amazing pictures, that show squirrels in several adorable situations. He has a rich history in wildlife photography, and his first picture was of a fox that showed up on his doorstep.
Of course, he had to figure out a way to lure the squirrels as close as he could without disturbing or harming them, and using nuts and food was the best way to do this. Continue reading “Adorable Red Squirrels Interact With Props To Create The Cutest Pics” »
Epworth Hospital in Richmond, Australia, has one of the fluffiest security guards there ever existed. His name is Elwood, and it is a cute cat, keeping the order and security under control at the hospital. Continue reading “Hospital “Hires” Cat as Security Guard and Even Gives Him His Own Staff ID Badge” »
Chickens already look somewhat like dinosaurs, so now you can give them arms that turn them into a Tyrannosaurus Rex. What do you think? Continue reading “You Can Now Get Tiny T-Rex Arms For Your Chickens” »
Vertical farming is the future, and using the newest tech available to manage the farms of the future should be a priority for every big city, and not only. San Francisco is leading the way with the help of a tech start-up called Plenty, which specializes in vertical farming technology.
As cities are expanding and the population of the world is shifting more and more towards urban areas, the need to feed the masses will be an ardent one. Continue reading “2-Acre Vertical Farm Is Managed by AI and Robots and Uses 99% Less Land” »
If you love to have the window seat while flying, you’ve surely stared out of the window a lot of times and stared at the colorful patterns on the ground from up in the air. It is just so nice to see the landscape beneath you appear like small and colorful patchworks, while you’re enjoying your flight. Continue reading “3D Landscape Embroidery Captures Colorful Aerial Views of England” »
Last week’s Great Conjunction was an amazing astronomical event and represents a unique occasion when Jupiter and Saturn appear to be the closest to each other.
It took place on the 21st of December, and the last time something similar to this happened was way back in the 13th century. That’s why photographers around the world have kept their eyes open and cameras alert for this amazing moment, and hoped to capture it on camera to make history. Continue reading “Photographer Captures ISS Passing Between Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn” »
Sometimes timing is all you need to capture the perfect picture, and this next work is proof of this. Tim Osborne is a Candian wildlife photographer who happened to be in the right place, at the right time when he took a picture of a bison crossing the road.
When Osborne drove to the Elk Island National Park, he saw something that made him take out his camera in an instant and capture it for posterity. It was a bison crossing the road in the funniest spot, as he was crossing near while passing by a Continue reading “Photographer Captures Perfect Shot of Bison Crossing Road Near “Bison Crossing” Sign” »
