The lioness was caught trying to devour a child at the zoo at portland, oregon.

These incredible sculptures are made by Chris Gilmour , a British artist specializing in the creation of life-sized sculptures made of recycled cardboard and glue, using both plain packaging cardboard and recycled packaging material. From cars, to motorcycles, and storage sheds to dentist chairs, Gilmour let’s his mind wander, and let’s his hands go to work

New York artist Michael Mapes creates elaborate specimen boxes by dissecting photographs and then compartmentalizing individual fragments within plastic bags, glass vials, magnifiers, in gelatin capsules and on insect pins. The boxes exist in an uncanny area between photography and sculpture, functioning both as portraits and as fascinating scientific canvases that make you question the the logic behind the organization of each piece. See more of his work over at Parlor Gallery , and if you liked this also check out the work of David Adey

Parenting: You’re doing it right. From the video description on YouTube: It has become a morning habit to sing Bohemian Rhapsody on the way to school in the morning. Depending on traffic, we can usually start the song as we pull out of the driveway, and pull into the school just as the song ends.

iPhone can do all sorts of things thanks to its accessories, but iPhone cases can transform your iPhone and enhance its functionality as well, and today we’re going to show you Brass knuckles iPhone case. This case transforms your iPhone into a self-defense weapon, or into brass knuckles to be precise. Although Brass knuckles iPhone case is designed to work as a self-defense weapon, it’s probably not recommended to use it, because you might damage your phone while using it

In 2010, the United States Secret Service, Department of Education, and FBI released a report focusing on violence at institutions of higher education.

These colorful illustration works are by artist Karen Kurycki . These were created from absurd/funny/thought-provoking statements that she overheard on twitter. The results are excellent.

In this video brought to you by Mama Hope and directed by Joe Sabia, four Kenyan men – Benard, Brian, Derrick, Gabriel – are letting you know that the typical African man is nothing like the ones portrayed on movies and TV. They said, “If people believed only what they saw in movies, they would think we are all warlords who love violence.” They, like Mama Hope, are tired of the over-sensationalized, one-dimensional depictions of African men and the white savior messaging that permeates our media.

It has been said more than once: There’s a website for everything. Even for Capybaras that look like Rafael Nadal

Facebook made sharing person’s ignorance very easy, but it also provides a place for the witty comments to make fun of it. We have compiled a list of the 35 funniest Facebook comments and comebacks