I don’t think these photos requires any special comment. These are fantastic world news worthy of headlining any newspaper around the world. This creature, was found on Thailand, its strangely shaped body leaves a lot of mastery around it . The photographer has captured with his camera a truly unique and amazing moment, and got himself a fantastic photographs that make up a great story.
As all good mysteries it happens in far away from the technology wonders of the modern society in Thailand. You can see a lot of local folks in the background of these photos that seem to worship this creature they have “found”. The end result is an even more absurd and even humorous scene. They managed to get me even more amazed by this baby powder and juices they brought as a tribute to this creature. They have even brought a fan to keep it well preserved for the scientists.
Lets turn to the main subject, or should I say object, of this photo series the fantastically colored and shaped body of the creature. There has been a lot of debates about what this creature might be and that is exactly the beauty of mystery, the inability to solve it. It might be some kind of strange animal, it even looks like a mythical creature. Honestly I don’t know what to think about this event. These photographs do raise more questions than answers…
A Vietnamese man dug up his wife’s body, molded it with clay into a female figure and put it in his bed so he could hug it every night for the past five years.
The man, 55-year-old Le Van from Ha Lam in the central Quang Nam province, is seen below with his wife’s remains and his son.
According to reports, Van began by sleeping upon his wife’s grave after she died in 2003. He said that a year and a half later he decided to dig a tunnel next to his wife’s grave so he could sleep beside her away from the rain and wind.
However, neighbors and local authorities found out about the practice and persuaded Van to stop. Subsequently in November 2004 Van returned to the grave, dug up his wife’s corpse and brought it home, where it remains today.
Van’s son, photographed below with his mother’s corpse, is said to hug her body before going to bed each night.
His father told the Lao Dong newspaper that his neighbours dared not visit him for years, but have since grown more accustomed to the idea and will now pay him a visit from time to time.
“I’m a person that does things differently. I’m not like normal people,” he was quoted as saying. “My wife’s body only passed away but her spirit still accompanies us. I have no fear when it comes to sleeping with her at all.”
Local authorities are said to be planning an inspection of the case because of new sanitation laws that rule a body must be cremated or buried, and that burials cannot be carried out in residential gardens without approval.
Earlier this year, the Cycle of Life Exhibit, which features cadavers in life- like and sometimes-uncompromising positions opened, and received much criticism in Berlin. The controversial exhibit charts life from conception to old age and features real cadavers that were donated by people who agreed to have their bodies used posthumously for educational purposes.
First presented in Tokyo in 1995, Body Worlds exhibitions have been hosted by more than 50 museums in North America, Europe, and Asia and have been visited by some 28 million people around the world.
The exhibit is truly unique and has been severely criticized by many as it features copulating cadavers. German politicians particularly took offense at the presentation.
When the Cycle of Life traveled to conservative Singapore where nearly 200 human specimens will remain on display at the Singapore Science Center until next March, the exhibit was dramatically altered. What one views is a flat cross-section of two copulating bodies that only reveals their internal organs.
“Sensational display of sexual activity does not go with our theme. It is for educational and science study, and there is not much controversy for using real human body specimens in this exhibition for us,” says Chew Tuan Chiong, the Science Center’s chief executive.
The founders of Body Worlds, anatomist, Gunther von Hagens and his wife Angelina Whalley, use their own unique process to prepare the bodies, which he developed in the late 1970s at the University of Heidelberg. He calls his process, plastination, and it involves replacing body fluids and soluble fats with special plastics made of resin or with silicone rubber. This method allows for the corpse to be preserved in such a way that muscles, tendons and nerves are visibly exposed.
Previous Body Worlds exhibits have depicted the preserved bodies doing everything from playing cards to riding corpse horses, but until Berlin, it had not featured corpses actually having sex.
“Death and sex are both taboo topics. I’m bringing them together. Death belongs to life… Without sex no life would exist,” said von Hagens in a recent interview.
Sex coupled with death is often considered necrophilia, and if not illegal, it is certainly enough to make a normal person want to lose his or her lunch. There is apparently no law forbidding the depiction of a corpse having sex in Germany (whether or not he or she was of the age of consent before death).
Good taste seems to be the battle cry here, even for the horniest of those who once walked among the living. Art imitating life is one thing, but art imitating the dead, well, that well may be a corpse of another very tasteless color.
Japan has successfully set a new world record. Having 250 men and 250 women who commenced to have sex in the same place at the same time, completing the world biggest orgy ever!
The Orgy was held in a warehouse with a professional camera crew taking pictures and recording the entire event, which was pretty hot and sticky.
Imagine what it must be like to come stumbling across a room filled with 500 people having oral sex and screwing their brains out. Not to bad a way to end your day huh?
It all seemed a little too organized for our personally liking but leave it to the Japanese to accomplish a goal. Especially if it had anything to do with naked women and sex.
The entire event was actually filmed and available for purchase on DVD for around $40. Here is a picture of the cover:
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