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Ever wondered what a fight between a python and crocodile would look like? Well wonder no more, the video here shows the results of a five-hour battle between a snake and a crocodile. The python emerged victorious and made a nice, fat meal of the vanquished crocodile. The incident was captured by Tiffany Corlis at …
Whenever we see tilt-shift photography, we’re like whoa! magic!. And that is exactly the reaction we had to this video by Nathan Kaso. The photographer spent almost 10 months in creating this video that puts the gigantic city of Melbourne into a miniature setting. The video keeps a focus on the city’s annual festivals and outdoor events that look all the more endearing when seen as miniatures.
Austrailian street artist Shida has a very interesting way of telling stories. The artist will have his solo exhibition “Crystals of the Colossus” at the Until Never art gallery in Melbourne. Checkout the mix of graffiti and stop-motion story telling. Via: Until Never, PSFK
Staples Australia built the Sydney Harbor, recreating the famous landmark in staples stationary and office supplies. The structure has been made out of 2,344 recycled sticky notes, 84 boxes of staples, 361 bulldog clips, 169 paperclips, 107 rubber bands, 132 coloured pencils. Via: TheAwesomer
More than 150,000 residents of Sydney, Australia were photographed for what appears to be a very fascinating project. The face project photographed all these people to create a set of composite faces for the city. People were handed out consent forms at local fairs to have their photographs taken. Age of these people ranges from …
Sharks are considered solitary hunters, sometimes a couple of sharks band together for the kill, but it is very rare to see them going for the kill in such large numbers. This video was recently shot off the coast of Australia, from a helicopter. Scores of sharks were captured in a feeding frenzy, attacking a …
As evidenced by this picture, Australia has giant USB cables, which probably means that they have a ginormous computer hidden somewhere close. This screenshot from Google Maps apparently points to the Waubra Wind Farm, but why a wind farm needs such USB cables is anyone’s guess. Maybe wind energy is going to be transmitted through …
The millionth Xbox 360 console to be sold in Australia and New Zealand would appear as a special achievement for Microsoft, and the console does reflect the sentiment. Being auctioned for charity, this console was created by Richard Taylor and the Weta Workshop, and it shows Master Chief blowing the innards off the console. Proceeds from the eBay auction will go to David Peachey Foundation, and Microsoft will match the winning bid with up to $10,000 for the donation.