It's pretty interesting to see how a plant, can actually move fast enough to trap a fly. I would definitely get one of these in my home. Simply love it! Nature is always full of surprises.

While doing a Yoga lesson with her kitty, the teacher got a surprise. The bad little kitty scratches her, in the most inappropriate way Enjoy

These morons forgot to secure the shopping carts on the truck. And a big surprise (for them) follows. This one is priceless!

I guess this guy was looking for a parking spot on that firms premises. But life is full of surprises, huh? Who thought that the snow would cover a small pond so well?

A really funny commercial, that has got to be among the best I've seen EVER. The idea is brilliant, and the ending is hilarious. What more could you want from a commercial? The ending takes the prize in my honest opinion! Enjoy!

This is a very funny commercial. I gotta admit, I was myself surprised of how this kid acted. But it is simply brilliant. Enjoy the laugh!

Here's a simply hilarious commercial. It certainly ends with a surprise! Hope you'll like it as much as I did! Enjoy!

Lol. Not even the presenter was expecting this one, so he has a delayed reaction to it. Very funny!

By the look of the video it happened a long time ago, but it's still funny. It takes some hearing problems not to hear a gun shot. Look at his surprised face when he sees the other runners pass him by!

If you've been drinking, like the guy in the video, you'd probably might consider taking a second look on the sign on the fence you're urinating on, making sure you won't have any surprises. Wow. That's a shocker!

Where else but in Japan, would someone think of such a game? The goal is to propel yourself in the sledge forward, without touching what's at the end of the track. The surprise is that at the end there is a pair of boobies And I'm not talking about no bird either. Enjoy this one!

Another Starcraft 2 Gameplay video made its way onto Youtube. It previews some Protoss units that weren't in the official presentation game play video. This time the battlefield is presented from an aerial view, showing less detailed units...Probably didn't want to spoil the surprise for the fans! Enjoy, because it's all we're getting from Blizzard for now!

The animal kingdom is full of surprises. For example this eagle is so strong and has such big wings, that it's capable of grabbing a mountain goat and flying with it! It's simply unbelievable. I gotta say that evolution has some strange performers!

This poor guy this he's day couldn't be any worse. He's bored to death and there are no customers. Well. He's about to get a hell of a surprise! Enjoy!

A very sexy video, a present for the 2005 Christmas from Victoria's Secret. The girls are wonderful, the lingerie suits them beautifully, and for the men in the audience it's a great Christmas surprise! Enjoy this hot, Victoria's Secret 2005 Christmas show!

A very sexy video photoshoot by the hot brazilian model Fernanda Tavares. Besides Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue she also appeared in famous magazines like: ELLE, Cosmopolitan, and Allure. If you don't know her, than your in for a pleasant surprise! Enjoy this very hot video of Fernanda Tavares!

The asymmetry of the skull of flatfish is the result of a progressive adaptation of the species. A study in Nature The bizarre anatomy of flatfish had surprised even Charles Darwin, which had not managed to find an explanation for the asymmetry of their skull. All adult in this family - including the sole, turbot, halibut - in fact, have both eyes on the top of the head. But in fossils of fish of their progenitors, this feature was absent. The mystery of the asimmetric skull is now being revealed by a study carried out by Matt Friedman, a researcher at the Committee on Evolutionary Biology and the University of Chicago and State Department of Geology at the Field Museum and published in Nature: in the Eocene era, about 50 million years ago, there were fish with intermediate characteristics. The U.S. researcher says it is enough to review the collections of fossils preserved in museums in some European countries (Italy, France, Austria, United Kingdom) to be able to find two kinds primitive - Amphistium, described for the first time more than 200 years ago, and the Heteronectes, unknown until now - in which the eye migration is partial. "We discovered thus an intermediate stage of development of these species," said Friedman, "showing that the asymmetry of the head of the fish we know today is the result of a gradual natural evolution."