We’ve seen them doing everything and this was the only thing missing on the list of what animals can do.

They did some inappropriate things, drink beer, acted like humans, exercised, got married, and even proved they can read books, or at least hold the books just to look cute on photographs.

It’s time we see what they can do in a Jacuzzi. Scroll down and check out these funny animals in their ‘Jacuzzi tubs’.

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As you can see, we’re little obsessed with Titanic for the last couple of days and after showing you how the sleeping beauty at the bottom of the ocean looks like 105 years after, today we’ve decided to represent these artifacts recovered from the ship.

Clothing, watches, viol-line, keys, gloves and many more artifacts were recovered from the Titanic over the years and have been auctioned off or put on display in one of many museums around the world. Scroll down and take a look.

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We never would believe that animals love bathing and playing in the water so much until we saw these cute bears enjoying the water!

Did you know that polar bears can swim up to 100 miles without resting? We didn’t either and we’re impressed from these spices that according to the studies are the only one that can survive alone in space! Unlike many other animals, bears can also see in color which is one more incredible fact about them we didn’t know and we’re sure that neither did you! If you’re interested to find out more interesting facts about bears, visit us tomorrow and read the 33 facts about them we’re going to collect today! Until then, scroll down and enjoy watching these cute bears that enjoy the water more than anyone!

• Bear in the office
• Cute mama bears and their little teddies
• Cute bears acting like humans

Underwater attractions are one of the most visited places tourist want to see lately and this museum in Cancun, Mexico is one of those places because it’s the world’s largest underwater museum.

Found in the picturesque waters of the Mexican Caribbean, the below-water sculpture museum was a collaboration between artist Jason deCaires Taylor and the National Marine Park. There are over 400 life-size structures you can swim through. Until you visit this place, scroll down and enjoy our little underwater tour!

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• Underwater statues you will admire
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Also known as ‘the Garden of Europe’, this garden is one of the world’s largest flower gardens situated in Lisse, the Netherlands.

The garden has more than 7 million bulbs in bloom with a total of 800 varieties of tulips which provides an amazing experience you’ll never forget if you decide visiting this place in spring! Besides the flowers, this place has petting farm, maze and playground for your children. This means that the Keukenhof Garden is a great place to spend a quality time with your family and enjoy the rainbow on Earth!

The only thing that’s stopping you from visiting it right now it’s the current season because the garden opens only in spring from 23 March until 21 May every year. In meanwhile, scroll down and enjoy the review of this amazing place we’ve made especially for you!

• The Garden of Morning
• Raccoon that considers herself a dog
• Hanging gardens of Babylon

Also known as “the Venice of the North” this small village in the Netherlands is a real piece of heaven!

Located in the Dutch province of Overijssel, the village has no cars or roads here. Tourists have to travel by water or on foot over the lovely wooden bridges which are the main reason the village is called “the small Venice”.

If you decide to visit this place, you will be mesmerized by the familiar atmosphere, bohemian canals, small wooden bridges, vivid flowers and 200 year old colorful homes. Scroll down and enjoy the review of the warmest and most welcoming village on Earth.

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You think you have seen everything in life and then these weird sea animals appear leaving you speechless and in doubt, who really created them, how?

Transparent head, transparent body, horn, spines, unusual shapes and faces are only few characteristics of these weird animals. And who says that humans are the most amazing creatures on this Earth?

We vote for these weird yet amazing animals we’ve collected down bellow. Scroll and check them out right now! We promise, it’s like nothing you’ve ever seen before!

• Seal in the Tallinn Bay
• Weird Sea Creatures
• Women under water: the project of Sean Yoro

The largest and only permanently populated island of the Svalbard archipelago in northern Norway is a place you will definitely be amazed by. Peace and perfection screams out of its landscape.

The landscape is also very varied because of the geology and the climate. Near the coast of Spitsbergen, the landscape is very alpine with pointed mountains, which gave Spitsbergen its name.

On Spitsbergen you will have the possibility to hear the northern light flash across the sky, to clean your lungs and fill them with sharp air, and you’ll get all the best of Spitsbergen, if you decide to explore the western edge of the island and venturing to some northern outlying areas home to polar bears and Walrus.

If you decide to put this island on your travel list, it will leave you with visions creating eternal memories, because once you have seen Spitsbergen you will always be able to close your eyes and re-live it – again and again.

We have prepared a small collection of the beauty captured on this island you can check by scrolling down. Enjoy!

• Snowbound and empty New York City
• Arowana
• Natural masterpieces of ice

Osoyoos is known for its warm summers, gorgeous lakes, unique desert wildlife and great outdoor activities. It’s also known for the unique natural formation of Spotted Lake – a huge draw for visitors to the area.

Located along Highway 3, northwest of Osoyoos in the Eastern Similkameen Valley, the Spotted Lake has a very highly concentration of numerous different minerals such as magnesium sulfate, calcium and sodium sulfates. It also contains extremely high concentrations of eight other minerals as well as some small doses of four others such as silver and titanium.

Most of the water in the lake evaporates over the summer, leaving behind large “spots” of minerals. Depending on the mineral composition left behind, the spots will be of white, pale yellow, green or blue in color. The spots are made mainly of magnesium sulfate, which crystallizes in the summer to form harden natural “walkways” around and between the spots.

During the First World War, minerals from the lake were harvested for manufacture of ammunition. Chinese laborers were said to have skimmed up to a ton a day of salts from the surface of the lake and shipped them to munitions factories in eastern Canada.

So if you don’t know where to travel this summer, Spotted Lake is one of the places you should definitely visit without doubting. But if you still are, we are sure that this collection of photos from the lake will erase all your doubts immediately. Enjoy!

• Spotted Lake
• Huskies on a frozen lake
• Kerið, the most beautiful crater lake ever

Water bugs are members of the class Insecta. The giant water bug belongs to the family Belostomatidae, one of 50 families in the order Hemiptera. There are approximately 100 species in the family Belostomatidae that live primarily in North America, South Africa and India.

The giant millipede lives in both tropical and arid coastal forests of eastern Africa. The body is brown, flat and oval, giving them an appearance similar to that of a cockroach. The front legs are raptorial to seize prey. Their other two pairs of legs are flattened and fringed with hair to increase their surface area.

These legs are used like paddles for propulsion. Adults have two pairs of wings, but they rarely fly unless forced to by unfavorable water conditions or lack of an adequate food supply.

This bug lives one year or longer and in the past there were rumors that it causes skin virus if you touch it, but that was only fake alert, because these bugs are harmless to people.

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