Strange Fish has a See Through Head

Ocean creatures are extremely wonderful when you see a new species and hard to know the head of Marcopinna Microstoma fish. Even you can see his head right through it. Macropinna microstoma is the only species of fish in the genus Macropinna, belonging to the Opisthoproctidae, the barreleye family.  The magnificent transparent fluid filled dome on its head making this specie is so fascinating. The fish offers a glimpse of its beautiful eyes and small beady dots at the end of fish face.  However the eyes are brownish tubes inside its head punctuated by the right green half spheres. This stunning creature is 6 inch long lives far beneath the ocean at depth of 2600 feet.

Moreover, it doesn’t naturally swim and in its place hangs motionless in the water using its large, flat fins for stability. The fish points its eyes upwards to sense the silhouettes of prey when it finds somethings to eat like smaller fish or jellyfish. It shifts its body into vertical position and rotates its eyes forward so that it won’t lose sight of the food. The fish was first photographed in 2004, but actually first discovered in 1939. So, researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute have captured the fish in action. M. microstoma has a minute mouth and most of its body is covered with large scales as it is usually destroyed when brought up from the depths.

Chef Decorates Cookies with Intricate Embroidery-Inspired Designs

Some artists are extremely thoughtful to make something different. There is a lot of amazing food creations appearance too good to eat.  A Chef “Judit Czinkné Poór’s” has made a cake and cookies are no exception! Called “Mézesmanna”, her cake-decorating shop creates inspiring designs on everyday confections. Therefore, Poór’s expertise is evident with all of her baked items, which include elaborate illustrations of people and animals. Though, it’s the complicated, embroidery-inspired floral patterns that truly fascinate us.

Moreover, to create such elusive compositions, she uses multiple icing-piping tools. Skillfully handling the individual colors like a set of fine-tipped pens, Poór’s fluently draws stunning blooms and frilly lace onto the surfaces of the sweets. Everything is done totally freehand and without the aid of a tracing or sketch. You can see Poór’s one of popular videos there’s a enthralling rhythm to her perfect handiwork that you have to see to have faith in.

The Rare Instance of 20 Different Wildflowers Blooms in Death Valley

Whosoever think, the driest place death valley may have sea of flowers? In July 1913, The Death Valley holds the record for the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth 134 degrees Fahrenheit and receives an average of about two inches of rainfall each year. Last year, record breaking rainfall helps in to produce 20 different types of wildflowers blooming all where in Feb 2016. The super-bloom display has transformed into sea of wildflowers contributing sufficient moisture to let the nature allow producing 20 different types of flowers to burst from the ground. 

The gorgeous blossoms have completely changed the appearance of the Death Valley. The thousands of seeds that lay dormant to take root and blossom nearly once in a lifetime event. The next event may happen again in 10 years or so. Currently it is highly recommended to pay the visit to see this rare instance. Park Ranger living in Death Valley for 25 years says, I’ve never seen such event before, and I kept thinking it is incredible blooms.  I’m really excited now to see one of these super blooms and I do realize there are countless seeds sprout and just waiting to grow. I never imagined that so much life could exist here in such astounding abundance and penetrating beauty. If a trend continues there will be ton of wildflowers blooms in 2016 and will offer unmatchable view. The last time Death Valley hasn't seen a phenomenon like this since the early 2000's.

The Rare Graff Pink Diamond

A rare 24.78 carat The Graff Pink diamond has reputation of one of the greatest diamonds ever discovered. The majestic diamond mounted in a ring, display a royal look all expected to enter the list of top ten most expensive diamonds in the world. It became the most expensive single jewel ever discovered and classified as fancy intense pink, a high color rating for pink diamonds. This has been assessed as Diamond type IIa, placing it in the top 2% of the world's diamonds. However, the early history of the diamond is not clear. 

In spite of its rarity, the diamond was unnamed for all this time. The diamond is emerald cut with rounded corners, and is mounted on a platinum ring with two flanking shield-shaped diamonds. The pre-sale estimate for the diamond was US $27 million to US $38 million and shown around the world prior to the auction in Geneva. It sold for US $46 million making it the most expensive single jewel ever sold at auction. It was bought by diamond dealer Laurence Graff, of Graff Diamonds, who named it Graff Pink. The Graff Pink simply, is one of the most desirable diamonds because it makes it so immensely rare is the combination of its exceptional color and purity with the classic emerald-cut and a style of cutting usually associated with white diamonds and one that is so highly sought-after when found in rare colors such as pink and blue. 

The stone's character is gently softness and charm to this truly outstanding gemstone. However, he colored diamonds are the most sought-after jewels around the world, with blues, pinks and greens proving most popular.

Grow a Bulbasaur with 3D Printed Pokemon Planters

If you were parent or kid anytime between the mid-90s to right now, you’re perhaps well-acquainted with Pokémon Bulbasaur, in particular. A big thanks to designer Anqi Chen of “PrintAWorld”, the plant-like monsters have finally jumped off the screen and into real life. They are united by their fellow, earthy Pokémon brethren, Oddish. Anqi Chen has reimagined these two characters as small planters that will hold your beloved greenery on their backs and in their heads. The “Bulbasaur & Oddish” planters are created on a 3D printer using ABS plastic, which is the similar material used to make LEGOs. 

Moreover, it’s lightweight, durable in direct sunlight, and has a smooth, glossy finish that’s akin to porcelain. Therefore, each figure comes with one drainage hole and is available in a variety of colors, including one that glows in the dark. Thus, make specially your creature with a cactus, aloe vera, or favorite succulent and you will have the sporadic Pokémon of all sitting right on your desk. Moreover if you really love the idea and want to buy then both Pokémon are now available in the PrintAWorld shop.