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Incredible Life-like Human Statues Welcome to the weird and hyper-real world of artist Ron Mueck.

This clinic in Bejing uses a very painful form of therapy...

Don't like your neighbor? Punch him in the face. Welcome to Peru's famous fighting festival.

A Japanese designer has come up with a dress that disguises the wearer as a Coke machine. No, really.

This Brazilian family is a little bit different from the rest, but they're not afraid to show it off. With multiple members having six fully-functional fingers, they're quite a handful!

Chain-smoking Pingping has passed away.

Jealous that Kate Middleton has snagged the heir to the British throne? An artist gives everyone else the chance to sample life on the arm of a prince.

2003 - the Kawasaki laboratory in Tokyo demonstrates its new wave of search and rescue robots.

Want to be a rocketeer? Then you need to go jet pack school first.

World's Largest Floating Christmas Tree Nothing says Christmas quite like a massive metal tree that floats.

This restaurant in Taiwan serves meals with a little bite.

The levels of caffeine are dangerously high.

From a toilet exhibition in Tokyo to a bodysuit parties, these are the Top 5 Weirdest Japanese Videos. Enjoy.

Storm chasers track down a big, black tornado in Manitoba, Canada.

8 couples in Taiwan get married together in a toilet. Gee, I wonder where the honeymoon's going to be.

Garbage Fashion Show Don't throw your trash away, wear it. That's what Marion Macedo does.

A car thief refuses to give up in this high-speed pursuit. Watch for the traffic cop getting caught up in the door as the guy drives away.

Micro Air Vehicles (MAVs) can attend an extensive array of different missions, needing a certain level of autonomous flight. The central element making this possible is the autopilot, which controls the vehicle on the basis of incoming (sensory) information. A central ability for many existing practical applications, such as land survey, or exploration of outdoor environments, is the GPS-based flight. This is Lisa/S from Delft, the Netherlands. Weighing 2g and measuring 2cm by 2cm she is a mini marvel. Although she can be remote controlled, Lisa/S can also fly herself making her the world’s smallest <a href="https://rumble.com/v4xoaz-tesla-autopilot-avoids-semi.html" target="_blank">autopilot</a> or UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle). Due to microtechnology, Lisa/S can provide a useful pair of eyes transmitting images to a <a href="https://rumble.com/v3q3op-500-camera-dome-trains-computer-to-read-body-language.html" target="_blank">computer</a> via Wi-Fi. “Let’s say you have a fire, you take out the UAV and you let the UAV fly and you have a nice overview of the situation on fire front, of the entire situation, which can save lives. Also, when a house is collapsed, after a disaster, like an earthquake or something and you need to send people to search for survivors, in this case, you can send a very small, lightweight UAVs in the building. If the UAV is lost, no problem, you can take a new one, but if a human life is lost then that is a much bigger problem,” says Bart Remes from the Deft University of Technology in the Netherlands. On a hot day, Lisa/S can also be used as a desk fan.

It's the ultimate chill out holiday.

So you may have thought about a tattoo, but what about splitting your tongue in half? Meet the Lizardman.

Some extreme jumpers tackle the Blaukrans Bridge in South Africa, which at 216 meters (709 feet) is the world's highest bridge bungee.

The ultimate in protective clothing.

All you need to become a superhero is extensive plastic surgery. At least that's the theory for Herbert Chavez who has turned himself into a real-life superman.

Chirs Bromham risks his life trying to set a world record by jumping over 21 trucks on a motorbike.

A jewelry store in Dubai has unveiled a 4 million dollar purse.