The Wild Fishing Cats Of The Wetlands

Fishing cats are one of the largest species of wild cats native to the wetlands of South Asia. They are yet another endangered species in the animal kingdom. True to their name, their main source of food are fish which they catch themselves, often by diving into the water. They are actually very good swimmers,…

5 Places in Warwickshire That Look Like They’ve Been Taken Out Of Fairy Tales

Warwickshire is a gorgeous county in the center of England filled with Castles, both in good conditions and in ruins. It is also well known as the birthplace of William Shakespeare. It’s historical structures are timeless and definitely worth a visit. From Warwick Castle to the Chesterton Windmill, the Warwickshire land is abundant with beautiful…

Breathtaking Photos Of London Town From Above

London!!!! Let’s have a few tips about the GB capital before we jump to the images. According to Wikipedia: London is the capital and most populous city of England and the United Kingdom. Standing on the River Thames, London has been a major settlement for two millennia. It was founded by the Romans, who named…

The Adorable Spider Monkeys Of The American Rainforests

There are many different species of Spider Monkeys all of which are unfortunately endangered. They are native to tropical forests of America and are also described as New World monkeys. The rarest if them are the brown spider monkeys. They are known for their long tails and limbs which is also the reason for their names….

5 Places in West Midlands That Look Like They’ve Been Taken Out Of Fairy Tales

One of the most populated counties in England is none other than West Midlands. The county is well known for its largest city, Birmingham which is popular among travelers. It’s a center of culture and attractions. There you’ll find the Birmingham Library, the Bull Ring and other points of interest. However, there’s so much more to West…

100-Year-Old Hand-Colored Postcards Offer A Fascinating Glimpse Of Pre-War Japan

Lazy Penguins adore postcards, a couple of months ago we wrote an article called Unique Selection Of Vintage Travel Postcards. Today’s post is about Postcards from Japan (vintage too). As you already know can offer a captivating glimpse into eras that have long since passed and forgotten. The Digital Collections of the New York Public…

Japan’s Terrifying Road Is Enough To Give The Most Confident Driver Nightmares

This article is about the third largest bridge in the world – the bridge is located in Japan and is called Eshima Ohashi. I n a sudden way it rises strongly so ships can pass underneath it. The concrete epiphany of the bridge covers a mile across Lake Nakaumi, linking the cities of Matsue and…

The Unique Marine Iguanas Of The Galápagos Islands

So almost everyone has heard of and seen Iguanas that people tend to keep as pets. However, did you know there are also Marine Iguanas that love to swim and live on the beach? Native only to the Galápagos Islands, these exotic animals can be found in big numbers sunbathing on one of the beautiful…

5 Places in Surrey That Look Like They’ve Been Taken Out Of Fairy Tales

Surrey is one of the south eastern counties of the British Isles. It’s not very big but its mostly flat lands are filled with natural beauty and scenic trails. It is divided by the North Downs ridge into two parts. Crossing the ridge are the counties most important rivers, Mole and Wey. While visiting it is…

Shipwrecks And Deep Ocean Scenes Encapsulated Inside Translucent Whale Sculptures

The only Shipwrecks we have seen face to face is the one in the island of Zakynthos (Greece). If you cannot remember it click here and you understand what I mean. On the other hand this one here is quite different – Isana Yamada is a Japanese artist who creates clear resin whales that contain…