Dog and ghost whisperers take a back seat to Andre Hartman. He is: The Shark Whisperer.
American photographer Doug Perrine was able to capture amazing images of Shark whisperer Hartman, an ex-fisherman, putting a terrifying 16ft Great White shark into a dream like trance off Cape Province, in South Africa.
The formidable man-eaters are lured to the surface with bait, by Andre who then strokes their super-sensitive snouts to hypnotize them.
Some may claim Kenichi Ito has gone bananas.
According to Reuters, the 29-year-old Tokyo man has received inspiration from the African Patas monkey to develop a four-legged running style over the past eight and one half years. He squats like a simian when talking to others, walks in his suburban neighborhood and performs chores around the house on all fours.
He is doing more than monkeying around though.
Memory like an Elephant is true, they never forget—especially being burned by chili peppers.
Tanzanian farmers who are victims of rebounding Elephant populations invading their land and eating all the crops are thankful for that spicy fact.
According to Newser these giant Pachyderms are voracious eaters, consuming up to 660 pounds of food every day.
The dangers and prohibitive expense of electric fences warrant them useless, luckily an effective low-tech solution was found by the farmers: engine oil and chili peppers make up a brew that adheres to fences despite heavy rains.
When Ben Franklin was the American colonies ambassador from 1757 to 1775, he lived in London along Craven Street in a four-story Georgian home. In 1998, the Friends of Benjamin Franklin worked to turn the rundown home into a museum to honor him. Franklin’s Philadelphia home was demolished in 1812 so new construction could occur.
