Saturday, January 30, 2010

Heaviest Sportsman in the world

World's fattest Athlete Man
Sumo wrestling is a sport for huge people.American sumo wrestler is a staggering 6 ft 8 inch, 770 pounds (350 kilograms) and undoubtedly the heaviest sportsman in the world.













































































































Monday, January 25, 2010

Amazing Insect Chocolate Candy

Amazing and Werid Chocolate Candies:
In the past 25 years, California has been created like a candy company HOTLIX eccentric candy chocolate dip, scorpions and error lollipop. Think of it as a real-life Willy Wonka nightmare. The first insect candy from HOTLIX tequila is a kind of creation, it is inside the worm lollipop taste.This is as early as 1982, but the rapid development of today and the HOTLIX insect candy has spread around the world, but also more popular than ever. 70-year-old the original candy with the wrong idea, now his farm production supervision, so that these shameless candy insects. Larry and his empolyees hard work to keep the secret of his insect cuisine, so far they have to live in a competitive step ahead, despite several attempts to copy. One thing is they found that worms like to eat apples and bananas, what pearls, as well as oatmeal. If you want to know about the safety of eating chocolate covered scorpions, you should know that there is no risk. Once dead, scorpions are no longer toxic, and their Stinger is cut off, just in case. Bon Appetit!





















Saturday, January 23, 2010

Unusual Friendship of Tiger, Lion and Bear

Living with the zoo's founders for the past eight years, Shere Khan, Baloo and Leo have now moved to a purpose built habitat Photo: BARCROFT .
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Tiger, lion and bear form unusual friendship Charles Hedgecoth with Shere Khan the tiger and Baloo the bear Photo: BARCROFT Tiger, lion and bear form unusual friendship...and with with Leo, the lion.


Rescued eight years ago during a police drugs raid in Atlanta, Georgia, the three friends were only cubs at the time and barely two months old. They had been kept as status symbol pets by the drug barons. Delivered to the Noah's Ark animal rescue centre in Locust Grove, Georgia, the decision was made to keep the youngsters together.


"We could have separated them, but since they came as a kind of family, the zoo decided to keep them together," said Diane Smith, assistant director of the Noah's Ark zoo.
"To our knowledge, this is the only place where you'll find this combination of animals together, they are our BLT, (bear, lion and tiger).


Living with the zoo's founders for the past eight years, Shere Khan, Baloo and Leo have now moved to a purpose built habitat were the US public can now witness first hand their touching relationship.


"We didn't have the money to move them at first," said DIane.

"Now their habitat is sorted and they have been moved away from the children's zoo areas where the public couldn't really get a good look.

"Now, though, it is possible to see Baloo, who is a 1,000 pound bear, Shere Khan, a 350 pound tiger and Leo, who is also 350 pounds messing around like brothers.

"They are totally oblivious to the fact that in any other circumstance they would not be friends."


Handled by Charles and Jama Hedgecoth, the zoo's owners and founders, the three friendly giants appear to have have no comprehension of their animal differences.


"Baloo and Shere Khan are very close," says DIane.

"That is because they rise early, as Leo being a lion likes to spend most the day sleeping.

"It is wonderful and magical to see a giant American Black Bear put his arm around a Bengal tiger and then to see the tiger nuzzle up to the bear like a domestic cat.

"When Leo wakes up the three of them mess around for most of the day before they settle down to some food."


Surprisingly for three apex predators with the power to kill with a single bite or swipe of their paw, they are very relaxed around each other.


"They eat, sleep and play together," said Jama Hedgecoth, founder of Noah's Ark zoo.

"As they treat each other as siblings they will lie on top of each other for heat and simply for affection.

"At the moment they are getting used to their new habitat.

"Shere Khan is being quite reticent about the move, but Baloo, the bear is very good at leading him on and making him feel comfortable and safe."


Explaining that the three 'brothers' have always seemed to share a unique bond, Charles Hedgecoth, Jama's husband and fellow founder talks about his role in their upbringing.

"They are obviously not wild animals any more," said Charles.

"Noah's Ark is their home and they could not possibly be separated from each other.

"You just have to remember who you're dealing with when you are with them though.
"It's when you forget that these fellows are wild animals that you get yourself in trouble."

According to DIane Smith, the trio's new habitat cost an estimated £15,000 and had to be constructed carefully, in order to accommodate its occupants.

"The clubhouse had to be very sturdy for the guys, because they all sleep in it together,"

We had to include a creek, because the tiger and the bear both like to be in water."  Via : Link