These beautiful and adventurous images will inspire you and brighten your day. These images by German art director Robert Jahns, are only subtly dream-like or unreal – it all looks like a normal photograph until you spot that one mystical detail that takes his image into the realm of fantasy.

Nature has a good way of creating the illusion that something isn’t there, when in fact it is, to prevent predators from eating their pray, these creatures are almost invisible, can you spot them all?

1. The branch lurker

2. The leaf dweller

3. Tree hugger?

4. Nice visual trickster

5. It took me ages to find this little fella

6.Something fishy about this…

7. Prickly little fella

8. Green goblin…

9. Really cool…

The Irukandji jellyfish is an almost invisible, dangerous, mysterious, silent killer that inhabits the waters off northern Australia. Carukua barnesi, or the Irukandji jellyfish, is found in the waters in northern Australia in a wide sweeping arc between Gladstone, Queensalnd and Western Australia.
It is believed that the Irukandji is the world’s most venomous creature since it has venom hundred times more potent than a cobra and thousand times more potent than a tarantula.

“Fool’s Gold” Shooting Had Been Halted Due To Presence Of Deadly Irukandji

It was believed that the deadly Irukandji jellyfish did not stray further than Gladstone. However, in March 2007, the deadly jellyfish were detected in the waters of Hervey Bay during the filming of Andy Tennant’s Fool’s Gold, and the filming of the film had to be stopped. The jellyfish thrive during jellyfish season, approximately between the end of October and early May, in north Queensland.

Deadly Irukandji Have Killed Numerous In Queensland

It was in early January 2002 when this dangerous and deadly jellyfish species stung Richard Jordon, a fifty-eight year old British tourist who was swimming off the coast of Queensland, near Hamilton Island. A couple of days later Jordon passed away. Robert Gonzalez, a thirty-four year old French tourist, had also been similarly stung, but he successfully recovered since he was rushed to hospital in a timely manner. Robert King, a forty-four year old American tourist, also passed away after the Irukandji jellyfish stung him in Queensland off Port Douglas. The deadliness of Irukandji jellyfish comes in part, from the fact that they are related to box jellyfish, which are equally deadly but more common. Between 1883 and late 2005, at least seventy people have died from box jellyfish stings.

Symptoms Of The Sting Of The Deadly Irukandji

The sting of a box jellyfish tends to be painful and results in the formation of welts soon after. People usually apply first aid and begin treatment when these symptoms occur, as a result of which the imminence of death is reduced and has helped in lowering the death toll.
On the other hand, when stung by the Irukandji jellyfish, people feel nothing more than a sensation similar to that of a painful irritant and the rash that occurs is similar to that of prickly heat. Usually, death becomes imminent and the victim’s life cannot be saved by the time more serious symptoms appear.

Deadly Even Though Quite Small

The deadly, killer Irukandji jellyfish happen to be so tiny that they can barely be noticed in the water. Detecting the jellyfish is impossible they tend to be just 2.5 centimeters in length, with bell and tentacles.  In comparison to the box jellyfish, the Irukandji jellyfish are not just found in coastal waters. This means that people swimming far from the shore of Queensland may not exactly be safe from the Irukandji if it is jellyfish season and they are within the northern Australian arc.

Things To Do When Stung

Anyone who has been swimming in the waters within the Australian jellyfish infestation arc, especially in the jellyfish season, any unexpected pain that is experienced should be treated with suspicion, regardless of how minor, especially if rashes also appear. First aid should be applied immediately if a sting from a jellyfish is suspected, no matter what the species. Visiting a hospital right away is also stressed.

The evil dictator in various forms, totally odd.

1. The Hitler mask, two kids playing in the street in London in 1938

 

2. The Hitler teapot, how quaint.

3. Pregnant Hitler

4. Hitler was a ladies man

5. The house that looks like Hitler

6. Hitler meets an alien to discuss interplanetary domination in 1934

7. Hitler toast, yummm!

8. Hitler pauses for a mens magazine in Berlin Germany circa 1935

9. A Hitler pin cushion ad in a newspaper

 

10. Baby Hitler costume – odd!

 11. Hitler wine

 

12. The Hitler Doll

 

13. Hitler cat – can i haz Poland?

 

14. Hitler Lego

 

 

15. Hitler as a child

 

1. High tech Japanese toilet

You would need a degree in computer science to be able to use it. Featuring things like heating, massage and water jets. It comes with its own control panel and if need be you can use it to fly to the moon.

The Arabic squat toilet

This is for expert squatters only, and comes with no toilet paper, just a hose pipe to wash the private parts. Make sure you clean the area for the next sorry soul…

 

3. The crap battle toilet from Cape Breton

Don’t ask us the purpose of this washroom, but I think crap battles are on the cards.

 

 

4. The gold plated toilets for the million dollar backside

At the opposite end of the scale we have some gold plated thrones for some discerning derriere.

 

5. German not so private washrooms

 

6. Transparent toilet cool…but why?

 

 

7. A two way mirror toilet…

 

8. The urilift

A public toilet, that only appears out of the ground at night, to prevent public urination problems in Victoria B.C

 

9. A self cleaning toilet that…

Transforms itself into a urinal.

 

10. The eco-toilet

Using fancy purification filters, this standing urinal enables plants to flourish for what purpose, we are not entirely sure.