Dubai , U.A.E. Welcome to the one and only "Ice-Club" in the United Arab Emirates, the "Chill Out". Visitors are able to enjoy a drink at minus 6 degrees and relax on furniture made out of ice. © Ali Haider/EPA/DPA

Durach, Germany. This couple seemed to have had their luckiest day - After taking off with their Ultra Light Airplane,their plane was caught in the electricty power lines - both were unharmed. ©DPA

Havanna, Cuba. Two baby monkeys are being supplied by Zoo employees with food and drink. ©Claudia Daut/Reuters

The new "five fingers" shoes - to protect your feet from injury © vibramfivefingers.com

In this photo taken in 2006 and released on Sunday, Aug. 3, 2008, by U.S. scientist S. Blair Hedges, an evolutionary biologist at Penn State University, the globe's tiniest snake is shown curled up on a U.S. quarter. Hedges said Sunday he has discovered the globe's tiniest species of snake in the easternmost Caribbean island of Barbados, with full-grown adults typically less than four inches (10 centimeters) long. He named the diminutive snake "Leptotyphlops carlae" after his herpetologist wife, Carla Ann Hass. © AP Photo/Penn State University, S. Blair Hedges

Sexau, Germany. At first it may seem they are sleeping peacefully- harsh reality is that they have all been struck by lightning and died as a result. © Polizei/AP

An optical illusion created by the British artist Julian Beever . © Julian Beever

Ansan/Insel Daebu, South Korea. Around 70 children of a primary school in South Korea are taking part in a Marine training camp exercise in order to strengthen their mental and physical capabilities. © Ahn Young-joon/AP

Everett Springs/Georgia, USA. This six legged deer was found injured by dogs and now is being helped to recover. The deer possesses two hips and uses of every side a leg, in order to run. © Brittany Hannah/The Rome News-Tribune/AP

Korea. If you ever thought your beach was overcrowed during your holidays - think again! This is a beach in South Korea - location unknown © Funatiq.com