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This is super interesting and worth the share. An amazing sculpture is made by pouring molten aluminum into a fire ant colony. The liquid creates a cast that captures all the tunnels and passages of the ant colony. These are the red imported fire ants, which are harmful to the environment and their nests are exterminated by the millions in the United States using poisons, gasoline and fire, boilin

That's a lot of allowance money this kid's gonna owe the museum.

Maybe we should start Dale on this project. Just one year of Dale selfies would be pretty awesome. We already know he can knock out a lot in a minute, I wonder what a year would look like? JK Keller decided to do 16 years of self portraits instead of "more popular projects"...

The frigid winter may be on the horizon, but this will definitely make it feel like summer.

Somebody made a portrait of Jackie Chan out of 64,000 chopsticks -- because really, why not? -- and yeah, it's kind of awesome.

It's been a hot topic around Buffalo -- all of the potholes throughout Western New York. I mean, sometimes I feel like I'm on a ride at Darien Lake when I go 40 mph over 30 feet of deep potholes. But, when life gives you lemons...well, most of us complain, but some people make lemonade. Check out what this one couple decided to do with all the potholes around their town.

Back=to-school season is in full swing, and even though the end of summer pretty much stinks, heading back to class doesn't have to. Why? For starters, it's the perfect time to sport some apples and notebooks and maybe even a pencil or two on those nails.

Want to be a hit at parties, or at least know what to say when the silent anger builds up to a point at the dinner table where everyone is just seething and glaring at each other? Have we got a Tumblr for you!!

Blake Shelton dropped Dixie Crystals Sugar into his hit song 'Boys 'Round Here,' and now an artist has dropped Dixie Crystals Sugar on Blake Shelton. Reginald Adams, the president and CEO of Museum of Cultural Arts Houston, created a portrait of the singer using sugar and sugar packaging. A time-lapsed video shows his process.

There are some things in the art world that flat-out stump us. How the heck does a 'Star Wars' sand castle or banana art come to life? We haven't the slightest clue, but that's exactly what makes this stuff awesome. And as we've recently learned, 3D chalk art fits the same bill.

Things are not always what they appear to be. Our eyes can deceive us. Folks in Vancouver, Canada are finding that out!