The Most Famous Animal Attacks on Humans

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Roy Horn

Roy was on the team of the famous duo of artists Siegfried and Roy. In March 2002, while playing in a casino in Las Vegas, Roy was bitten by a white Bengal tiger right in the neck. Having received injuries incompatible with life, Roy spent some time in the hospital, but died as a result. His main request on the way to the hospital was in no case to harm the lion because Roy grew up with him from his very childhood and was sure that he really did not want to do him any harm.

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10 Cars From Tarantino Films

Quentin Tarantino has always been selective in terms of choosing actors for the best roles in his films. The same can be said about the choice of cars. In anticipation of the release of a new film from Quentin, we offer you a selection of the best cars involved in his films ...
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20 Pictures of Girls in the Style of the 70s

Absolutely all pictures in this collection was made by photographer Fro Rojas. The main feature of his shots is that he takes pictures with an old film camera. The images in the lens of such an instrument are warm and slightly grainy, like those from the 70s. Favorite models of a foreign master are girls in swimsuits and underwear. Fro is able to capture any of them in such a way that you can not torn off your eyes! Well, and even men who contemplate his unique works rejoice more then models themselves ...
INTERESTING Color Photos of London During the Second World War

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The attacks of the German Wehrmacht at the beginning of World War II brought a lot of fatal destruction and claimed more than one hundred lives. Many cities suffered from German “attacks”, but sometimes it seems that London has suffered the most: more than a million buildings were completely destroyed, more than 20,000 civilians were killed, but the Wehrmacht did not achieve its main goal, because the British’s strong spirit was not to break just ...