A really neat trick that will live you bewildered at first. It was featured on the popular TV show Top Gear. A flying Vauxhall Astra can hover without any cables? Well watch and see Enjoy!

This little fellow makes a hunting falcon look like a first-timer. Look at it zig-zag through the grass while the falcon gets only a face full of dirt. Enjoy the action!

A hilarious video with a bunch of (wild) turkeys in America scaring and chasing away some Indian people. Interesting enough everybody is running from these birds, although they can pretty much flip the coin on those aggressive soon-to-be home cooked meals

This lizard (still ) has guts. It courageously takes on this wild looking cat. Props to the lizard!

Global warning we'll certainly have a great effect on wild life in the polar regions. For example, polar bears could adapt by learning to skate. Like these two bears did! Enjoy!

No matter if they are either pranks or video edited, these pranks are hilarious! Enjoy!`

This aggressive little goat is keen on hitting someone with its horns. Too bad that two available people are in the car...and plan to stay in it. Funny! Enjoy!

WTF? Is he stupid or just faking it? No, really, I need to know because I'm bewildered W T F !?

This thing rocks. It's the coolest and newest invention in fire fighting technology. It uses 2 powerful Mig-21 turbines mounted on a Russian tank to blow the water. The video demonstrates how it can be used to extinguish burning oil wells (like the ones in Iraq in '91). Simply awesome.

A very sexy Meilta Toniolo backstage video. She says that in Sicily, women are more dangerous than shotguns. Considering her beauty and the fact that she is Miss Maxim Italia, I am not bewildered by this! Enjoy this sexy bikini Melita Toniolo backstage video!

Here's a hot video of Denise Richards in a sexy wedding dress. I don't know from what movie is this scene, but I suspect it's from "Wild things" in which Denise Richards played. Enjoy this Denise Richards hot video!

Cancer threatens the conservation of some wild species because it represents one of the top causes of death. This was also recently featured on the Discovery Channel. Cancer affects some animals with the same effect as in human beings, and could be the cause of extinction of some wild species. The researchers say the Society of Preservation of Fauna and Flora of New York have found an increase in cancer cases in wild animals in recent years. According to their findings, published in Nature Reviews Cancer, the species most affected are those at risk of extinction, like the Tasmanian devil, a small marsupial carnivore, already decimated in the late nineties by a rare form of transmissible cancer (the devil facial tumor). The cause is unknown, but it has been shown that malignant cells are able to spread among the samples and through bites during fights. To save the species, biologists are now isolating infected animals in zoos or reserves. Denise McAloose and Alisa Newton, authors of the study, have investigated the possible causes of cancer in different species, and have found a correlation between cancer and pollution. For example, for the living beluga in the estuary of the St. Lawrence River (Canada), a form of bowel cancer is the second leading cause of death. The culprit could be an organic compound (a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon that is found in oil, but also in municipal waste), already known to be carcinogenic for our species.