I'm not into baseball, but this catch has got to be the greatest I've ever encountered. Wow. Simply amazing.Enjoy!

A storm on the rocks of Bretagne. Some incredibly beautiful images signerd by Jean Ren� Keruzo�. Wow. Amazing!

Wow....this is some amazing stuff...This guy rides a bicycle taller than a bus! If he'd fall from so far up, he could even die, and would be lucky if he just had some broken bones....so, it's no child's play! Simply amazing! Enjoy!

From my knowledge of wind turbines, they have some kind of limiter, forbidding them to go on either when winds aren't strong enough to efficiently generate energy or when winds are too high, and represent a danger for the turbine. So in this case something might have been broken, because it didn't put on the brakes. Anyway...very spectacular!

Wow. This kid manages to play Dance Dance Revolution while juggling. This kind of coordination, could be put to better use in my opinion...For example car racing where such skills would surely make it easier for him!

A really amazing kinetic sculpture made entirely out of wood pieces on a white background. By moving in complex and intricate ways, it manages to mesmerize the viewer. Really cool and amazing! Enjoy!

A really cool video with some amazing basketball tricks in this year's NBA slamdunk contest. From blowing out the candle to superman, this is some of the best NBA action you'll see this year! Enjoy!

As you already know, pictures in women's and men's magazines are usually touched up before making the pages of those magazines. They remove eye rings, and any form of skin imperfections. Watch this video and see how far they can go with it! It's incredible! Enjoy!

An amazing, video, showing the immense pressure in the fire hoses. What better way to demonstrate, than rig a few hoses to a platform, put a car on it, and turn the power to the max! Simply incredible! Enjoy!

The glacier in question is the Perito Moreno, from Patagonia, Argentina.The event captured in this video, is actually a result of a natural cycle that has been recorded for more than 100 years. The bridge you see falling usually regenerates after a few years, and then falls again. This event is not related to the greenhouse effect, since it's a unique natural spectacle of extreme beauty!