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Wow! I Never Knew Syringes Could Create Such Beauty!

Pajaros del Amor Ararauna​ [related_articles] Loro Red Riding Hood​ Kristo Hesukristo Curves Source: boredpanda Fascinating Syringe Art art, fascinating, baba recommends, syringe, Filipino, Kimberly Joy Mallo Magbanua This Filipino nurse uses syringes to create fascinating art.

Incredible Photos: Philippines Ravaged by Typhoon!

Filipino man standing on the roof of his house, watching the ominous clouds, Manila. Satellite photo of the storm hitting the Philippines. The center of the storm, the rest part, is called 'the eye'. Winds in the eye reach an amazing speed of 378 kph (234 mph).

This Artist Uses a Unique Method to Create Stunning Art!

While this is usually performed with a poker or an electric etcher – Filipino artist Jordan Mang-osan uses the power of the sun to produce his intricate works of art. By focusing the sun’s rays with a magnifying glass, Jordan etches historical and cultural images of his people, the Igorot .

15 Fantastic Photos of the Philippines You'll Never Forget!

Ifugao rice paddies source During the 19th century, many Filipinos longed for political revolution and freedom from the imperial leash.

There are So Many Ways to Say 'I Love You'!

Language: Catalan Pronunciation: "Teteemoh" Language: Cheyenne Pronunciation: "Nehmeh-hohist" Language: Dutch Pronunication: "Ihk hoh van yeh" Language: Elvish Pronunciation: "Ahmeen mehlah leh" Language: English Pronunciation: "Eye luv eu" Lanaguage: Esperanto Pronunciation: "Mee ahmahs veen" Language: Filipino

13 Remarkable Photos of the World's Unsung Heroes

This Filipino teacher crosses a powerful river every day to get to her students. 12. 2016 Paralympic champion, Vanessa Low, performing a record-breaking 4.93-meter long jump. 13. After 37 years of planting trees, Jadav Payeng's forest now exceeds 550 hectares.

Strangest Historic & Modern Burial Traditions in the World

Table of contents Tibet - sky burial Madagascar - dancing with the dead Water burials New Orleans - a funerary parade South Korea - cremation beads Filipino burial ceremonies Tibet - sky burial In Tibet, where Tibetan Buddhism is the main religion, the most common way to dispose of the dead is by sky

These Incredible Photos Are Pieces History Will Never Forget

Arcata, California, late 1940's Three soldiers in Korea, June, 1952 The Twin Towers Under construction 1971 Bren Gunner 1940s US soldiers fighting during the Battle of Belleau Wood, 1918 A Japanese artist tattoos a pattern to a customer’s back, 1955 Filipinos surrendering to US soldiers during the Philippine-American

These Are the Best Places in the World to Visit in October

Bacolod - MassKara Festival Bacolod, which is the capital of the Filipino sugar-producing province of Negros Occidental, is home to the 20-day MassKara festival.

These Modes of Transport Are Unique in the World

Although four people on a motorbike might seem like much, Filipinos are known to squeeze as many as 10 (both human and non-human) occupants on to two wheels. This mode of transport is used for traveling to remote villages via rough roads. 5.

25 Incredibly Rare Vintage Pictures You’ll Love to See

A Filipino-American family poses for a photograph in the Philippines in 1912. (Photo by J. Tewell, University of Southern California). Image Source: Historic Photographs 13. A young Kenyan woman holds her pet dik-dik, Mombasa in 1909.

2013 Was a Year of Surprising Moments!

A Filipino zoo owner reads a bedtime story to his pet snake in Manila. Poodles dancing at the Ukrainian National Circus. Sao Doan, a patient at a children's hospital, watches as Spider Man washes her window in Florida. A lost dog wandering the polluted waters of Ahmedabad on World Earth Day.

17 Traditional Winter Holiday Delicacies to Make You Drool

Puto bumbóng - The Philippines Image Source: Izismile Puto bumbóng is a Filipino purple rice cake steamed in bamboo tubes. It's an immensely popular Christmas season dessert and is usually served in the morning.

What 16 Different Countries Consider the BEST Comfort Food

The Philippines - Kare-kare Kare-kare is a must-have feature of any Filipino fiesta, and the dish is hundreds of years old. Unlike most dishes from the Philippines, that tend to be spicy, kare-kare is a mild stew made with a rich and savory peanut sauce.