A tourist found a very rare six-legged octopus and ate it. American tourist Labrosu Gidrasu, while scuba diving in Greece, was lucky to find a rare six-legged octopus. Gidras immediately realized that this type of octopus is quite rare (in fact, this is only the second six-legged octopus ever found), so he decided to eat it.
Local chef refused to cook a dish of rare octopus, so the tourist has prepared it himself. Gidras then told that this biological rare taste no different from an ordinary octopus.
Hitchhikers drew graffiti at world famous Cliffs of Moher in Ireland. Two French hitchhikers decided to decorate the rocks, so they covered the bedrock area of 2.5 m² with graffiti. Young people who call themselves “mother” and “Dirty Edior” even posted a video on YouTube, which was removed rather quickly.
Cliffs of Moher over the centuries is one of the most amazing sights of Ireland. These rocks are a symbol of the fact that people are born and die, and the greatness of nature remains unchanged.
The man broke the 600-year-old statue in an attempt to measure it. During a visit to the Opera del Duomo in Florence, a tourist from Missouri, accidentally broke off the little finger at the 14-centuries-old statues. The man explained the accident that he was trying to measure it.
What is surprising is that although the statue’s age is 600 years, its little finger is much younger than it. This means that in the Victorian era, apparently, someone has already tried “to measure” the statue.
Tourists were taking pictures a dying dolphin. Group of tourists vacationing on the beach in the Chinese region of Hainan, found the wounded dolphins swimming near the shore. The animal most likely suffered in a collision with a boat.
However, instead of helping the poor animal, these people dragged the dolphin out of the water like a sack of potatoes, and spit, as they wanted in front of the camera lens. After a few shots, intended to impress friends on Facebook, dolphin broke down and died.
Teenager scrawled his name in an ancient Egyptian temple. Chinese teenager named Dean Jinghai visited Luxor Temple in Egypt. 3000-year-old frescoes were too boring for him, so he decided to make them “perfect”. He scribbled his name on the wall.
This 3000-year old temple is a work of art. It stood unchanged and remained intact as far as possible, for three millennia in spite of wars, conquests and time.
