WACKY WORLD!

The planet’s strangest pictures…

Hold on tight! Don’t worry – this house in Paris, France, isn’t really sinking into the ground. The home is built on a super-steep hill, and if visitors tilt their cameras so the slope becomes horizontal, the building appears to sink into the ground. Were you fooled?! Walk in the sky Have you got a head for heights? Well meet slackliner Jaan Roose, who’s just completed a highline walk between two skyscrapers in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates! Jaan, from Estonia, walked back and forth along a 100m-long line that was suspended 224m above the ground. Yikes! Wild walls Artist Clare Celeste Börsch makes gigantic wildlife collage sculptures using photos and illustrations of plants and animals. Clare, who lives in Berlin, Germany, cuts out 500 or more images for each…

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National Geographic Kids (AU/NZ) (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue 121

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