Life in the Cemetery: 13 photos

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However, for many residents, the cemetery has become not only a place of residence, but also a place of work. Teenagers help carry graves for 50 pesos (this equals about 50 US cents), and children collect garbage, plastic and other trifles to sell them later. Men here can earn extra money by taxi drivers on their travel schedules.

What are these products made of? You will not believe!

At first glance, all these products are quite edible and appetizing and look so realistic that immediately there is a desire to sweep them off the plates without a trace. In fact, all this food is the work of the talented Japanese sculptor Seiji Kawasaki, who makes identical-looking food products from ... wood!

History of the Names of Famous Car Brands

Have you ever wondered why the brand of your car is called exactly what it is called? Of course, many automakers adopted the name of their founders, but there are also those whose history has a more complicated history ...