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Millions of Philippine devotees join annual religious procession in Manila Chinatown in Manila, the Philippines, was packed on Monday, as more than a million devotees of the Black Nazarene joined the yearly procession. The crowds attempted to touch the life-size statue which is known as Black Nazarene. The Black Nazarene is a life-size image of a dark skinned Jesus Christ who is carrying the cross. It was made from a dark wood in Mexico and brought to Manila in 1606 by missionaries.
The salt pans of Fuencaliente, south of La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands, are a true work of art. A collection of photographs taken on Monday shows a palette of color – from the pink of the puddles to the blue of the water and the white of the clouds hanging above.
A woman walks past a mural commemorating the victims of the London Bridge attack in June 2017
An outline of a woman with her name and age was painted on the ground by Spanish students to mark a crime, to bring awareness to International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on November 25.
A neighborhood in Paris has been overrun by giant bears – the cuddly ones, not the frightening wild creatures.
A huge corpse flower is in full bloom at the New York Botanical Garden. Together with the blossom, its odorous smell also stunned visitors who came to snap a picture on Thursday. They did not shrink back but covered their nose with their hands while taking photos with the huge flower, which blooms rarely and briefly
These red squirrels are having an enjoyable winter moment with snowballs. Professional Swiss photographer Geert Weggen took the trouble of making the snowballs appealing to these wild squirrels in his backyard. He made every snowball with nuts and seeds inside to have the squirrels get at them, and then used his camera to quickly capture the moments. Over the past 5 years, he has established a close relationship with these squirrels and constructed many different scenes for the photos.
Locals use their boats to mine from a bright pink lake which has a salt content of up to 40 per cent.
The Queen of the Night blooms again A 'Queen of the Night' cactus is in bloom at the St. Petersburg's Botanical Garden, Russia on Tuesday. The “Queen of the Night” is a night-flowering cactus that blooms with a great sense of drama. It blooms once a year for several hours only. The plant puts all of its reproductive energy into a single brief fling. It's quite an extraordinary performance. The flower is huge, deeply fragrant and glows as white as a full moon. Still, it's a precarious wa
The Canna UK National Giant Vegetable Championship takes place at the Malvern Autumn Show in Worcestershire from Sept. 29 to 30. This activity is sponsored by CANNA and will present supersized vegetables in 33 different categories.
500 Easter eggs and 374 Easter rabbits made by professional and amateur artists from all over Ukraine take part in the open-air festival which became traditional and opens before Orthodox Easter celebration.
People walk outside a pavilion, nicknamed the super-black building, designed by British architect Asif Khan and built by Hyundai, in Pyeonchang.
European foreign ministers were greeted by 4,500 pairs of shoes as they met Monday in Brussels, Belgium, to discuss the recent violence in Gaza.
On a Belgium beach, sand carvers worked on a sculpture ahead of the opening of the world’s biggest sand sculpture festival, “Sand Magic,” in Ostend on the coming Saturday.
A team of international scientists led by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is headed for Antarctic to explore a mysterious marine ecosystem that has lain hidden under an Antarctic ice shelf for up to 120,000 years. Known as A68, the iceberg broke off from the Larsen Ice Shelf in 2017, revealing a seabed which measured nearly 5,900 square kilometers – four times the size of London, according to the BAS.
Karina Oliani, a 35-year-old woman, becomes the first person to traverse the world’s largest permanent lava lake, which is in Ethiopia’s Erta Ale Volcano.
Thousands of left-wing protesters clashed with police on Saturday in the Italian city of Genoa. They were protesting against a gathering of the Italian right...
South Korean broadcaster YTN has reported that a team of Australian researchers CT scanned a skull of a 2000-year-old Egyptian mummy and duplicated it throug...
