Interesting Finding Over The Net

The waterspout was sighted in the waters off Marine Parade in Singapore from 2.20 to 3pm yesterday. It could be seen from as far away as the high rise offices in the central business area. Someone thought it was a tornado and quickly snapped it with his digital camera. The phenomenon lasted for 2 to 3 minutes and vanished as suddenly as it appeared. Luckily it is not tornado.

Waterspout is a small weather phenomenon usually observed under cumuliform clouds during intense weather conditions associated with thunderstorms. Due to the lower pressure conditions under the clouds in such conditions, one or maybe two columns of water can be sucked towards the base of the clouds giving the traditional picture of a funnel, and as such waterspouts are sometimes also called funnel clouds.

Source: Asia One News

I have no idea why there are some deep holes appear in dense forest where you can’t get on the car or truck to bring any device to drill the ground. People go down one of the holes but they found nothing. What could they be?

Source English Russia via Neatorama

Is it true that pork contains worms? You can try to pour the coke on a raw of pork and see if the worms crawl out. You have to wait for few minutes. I wonder if that is true or not. But i don’t want to try it. Anyone tried it before? Tell us the result!
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Surgical Mask is designed to be worn by nurse, doctor or health professionals during surgery and at other times to catch the bacteria shed from the mouth and nose. A simple and inexpensive surgical masks are commonly worn in heavily polluated various industrial centres in East Asia. Here is a set of funny surgical masks that have the animals’ mouth drawing on them. They look cute, funny and creative.
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Jim Hoida took this weird photo of a triple sunrise illusion near Green Bay, Wisconsin. See a larger photo and explanation at Astronom Picture of the Day.
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These were taken in Alabama of Katrina as it was “coming in”. Although devastating, there is a bit of beauty in the photos. These pictures were taken by Mike Hollingshead who is storm photographer. Thanks Justin for letting know who is the photographer. You can see other weather pictures such as weird clouds. Go to check it and give the comments. Thanks.
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Jeff Hapeman experienced and took a photo of a long last green aurora when visiting the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan. Auroras are sparked by energy particles from the Sun impacting the magnetic environments around the Earth and are known to have many shapes and colors.

A human face is found from the stripes of the spider in the picture above.

How can we make Magnetic Water? Can it really work? Here is the steps to make “Magnetic Water” by Undeniablefacts

“First, get a glass and put about one half cup of water in it. Grab four limes and squeeze the juice into the glass. Next, get about three sizable leaves of spinach and submerge them in the water. Place the glass in your refrigerator (otherwise the water will turn green), and leave overnight. The next day, carefully fish out the spinach leaves, get a powerful magnet.”

You might feel that it is so weird to get spinach and limes to make “Magnetic Water”.
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A mysterious creature found dead in Maine is suspected to be the one that has mauled dogs and could have been the subject of local legend for half a generation. Residents at Maine has reported of seeing and hearing a msysterious animal with chilling montrous cries and eyes that glow in the night.

The animal has been blamed for attacking and killing a Doberman pinscher and a Rottweiler past couple of years. At first Wildlife officials and animal control officers declined to examine the remains but in the end, a DNA analysis was made and showed that the animal was a rare wolf-dog hybrid. The animal was described to have a “half-rodent, half-dog’ look.

Sources: FoxNews