Multi-layered Laser-cut Wood Artworks by Martin Tomsky

Freelance illustrator and graphic artist Martin Tomsky is gifted in the art of laser cutting wood. He creates everything from tiny pendants and brooches of small animals to these intricately layered sculptural works depicting entire illustrated scenes.

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GlowPong Glow In The Dark Beer Pong

If you believe that everything, including beer pong, is better under the lights, then GlowPong needs to be on your short list of things to buy. This is pure glow-in-the-dark beer pong, with no black lights necessary. The patented Glowing Party Cups provide the targets, glowing brightly for up to 12 hours, while the tables and balls all glow just as bright in your choice of colors. Accessories include ball charging units, glasses, necklaces, and more. You may also want to spring for some glowy shirts too, so you don’t rip over the bodies scattered throughout the room.

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Shark Cam Surprise! Great Whites Attack in Dramatic Footage

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to be attacked by great white sharks, here’s your chance to find out. A team from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) captured a lot more than they bargained for when they took their specially-equipped REMUS Shark Cam underwater vehicle to Guadalupe Island in Mexico. Six cameras on the robot record the tense scene as the sharks come sidling in.

“In the clear waters near Guadalupe Island, white sharks lurk in the depths and look for the back-lit silhouette of prey at 100 meters depth,” says Edgar Mauricio Hoyos Padilla, a marine biologist who worked with the WHOI team to study shark behavior. “When they spot a target, they swim up quickly and attack the hind fins or flippers in order to disable it before moving in for the kill.”

“We discovered back in 2008 that the sharks were killing seals in deep waters, but we did not know the exact depth until November 2013 – thanks to the REMUS SharkCam.” The footage was featured on the TV show ‘Jaws Strikes Back’ as part of Shark Week 2014 on the Discovery Channel.

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