Casey Anderson and Brutus the bear sitting at the festive table. Happy Thanksgiving Day!

Casey Anderson and Brutus the bear

American naturalist Casey Anderson adopted grizzly bear called Brutus, who was born in January 2002. Their friendship lasts for more than 10 years. The pair are inseparable and when Anderson married actress Missi Pyle, the bear stood in as best man. Brutus is never left out and even joins in the Anderson family thanksgiving activities. Casey Anderson is the trainer and best friend of Brutus the Bear and the co-owner and director of the Montana Grizzly Encounter, a grizzly bear sanctuary in Bozeman, Montana.
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World’s Most mysterious crypts

A selection of most mysterious crypts and graves in different parts of the world, the mystery of these places is still unknown. Corpses in shoes is in Chile. In the Chilean Atacama desert goes around a saying “here you’re dying, here you’re drying”. The corpses were left by looters for all to see, quickly dried up in the Sun. In the cemetery of Puelma, open coffins are simply everywhere, and the bodies inside are still laced in their shoes. Photograph by Joel Sartore.
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Little-known photographs of Nirvana. NIRVANA became a legend during the life of its leader, Kurt Cobain

Little-known photographs of Nirvana. I’d rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not, – said Kurt Cobain, and he was loved for who he was. NIRVANA became a legend during the life of its leader, Kurt Cobain. After April 1994 when Kurt committed suicide, the legendary cult status of the band has remained forever. The same as Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Guns’n’Roses, Eagles, Nirvana forever has taken its strong and respected place on the pedestal of the world rock history. Nirvana has always had and will have fans, its music still echoes in the hearts of its listeners. Here’s a tribute to NIRVANA – little-known photographs and Kurt Cobain quotes.
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Developing and full of plans Afghanistan of 1960s

Developing and full of plans Afghanistan of 1960s

Afghanistan is often called a medieval country. Many people consider Afghanistan a country without Government, where chaos is literally embedded in the rocks and hills. But Afghanistan has not always been like this. Once women here made careers in medicine, went to the movies and entered universities of Kabul. Factories in the suburbs produced fabrics and other products. There was law and order, and the Government could carry out major infrastructure development projects, such as building hydroelectric power stations and roads, though not without outside help. Among ordinary people was a hope for the future that education will open up new opportunities. All this was destroyed by 30 years of war.
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Spukhuys Abandoned restaurant

Spukhuys Abandoned restaurant. The Belgian restaurant was intended to scare people to death, and was abandoned in 2008. “Spukhuys”, also known as “the home of thousands ghosts and Mysterious bar”. This restaurant had menus to make you tremble like a leaf. The table was served with “gumbo pie” in the skull. Horrible atmosphere was created by teetering chandeliers, smoke coming from the ceiling and swinging from side to side the paintings on the wall.
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Tippi Benjamine Okanti Degré (born 4 June 1990), a French girl, who spent her childhood in Namibia among wild animals.

Girl Tippi and her wild animals. Tippi Benjamine Okanti Degre was born on 4 June 1990 in Namibia. Long before the birth of Tippi, her parents wildlife photographers Sylvie and Alan went on a trip to Africa, and stayed to live there. In total, the family lived in the Kalahari desert for 7 years, on the border between Namibia, Western Africa and Botswana. Sylvie and Alan took lots of pictures there. Tippi’s parents in search of new photos spent much time outdoors, and took their daughter everywhere with them. Friends in children’s games and friends for Tippi since infancy were wild animals, including old elephant Abu, a Leopard, crocodiles, Lions, enormous frogs-bulls, chameleons and lots of other animals.
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Vintage tech photographic fabrics. Magazine LIFE Vintage photo of a beautiful model with her own photographs printed on fabric, 1947

Vintage tech photographic fabrics
Vintage tech of 1940s – the time when printing photos on fabric was Big News, a remarkable achievement, magazine LIFE wrote in December 1947, “anyone claiming to have seen a dinner dress decorated with life-size photographs of the wearer would have met with breath-sniffing suspicion or clinical alarm. Today, however, such dresses can be made and photographs of everything from animals to pearl necklaces are being printed not only on dress fabrics but on upholstery, pillows, ties, bathing suits and lingerie.”
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