What are these people thinking?! What is going on!? Human being have really got to find something better to do than sit around making silly photo's. For now, we bring you the best WTF moments available on the interwebs.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Friday that the country is facing a particularly bad flu season. They are saying that the phenomenon is "likely to last for several more weeks." The disease is now widespread in 47 states, up from 41 last week. The number of pediatric deaths is also rising quickly. Two more deaths this week brings the total to 20 on the season.

I am often reminded of the quote "skeletons of mice are often found in coconuts, for it is easier to get in, slim and greedy than to get out, appeased but fat." Remember this dogs! Don't get stuck anymore!

Who can honestly say they've used a phone booth in the last 10 years? No one? Yup. I thought so. Why use phone booths when everyone has a cell phone? However, if I ever come across a phone booth that looks like one of these, I am dropping everything I am doing and calling some one, and I don't care who. These phone booths make me miss those days...

He's back!

They say that kids like flashy, colorful things. But have you ever tried to show your kid something simple and minimalistic? They'll be sure to remember it much better than something bright and out-of-this-world bold. Take these minimalist posters of kid's films, for example. Simple and classic.

Whoa there, Miley! At this year's Christmas Creampies concert, Cyrus's too-tight pants and cut out top showed a little too much skin for our taste. Is that a size 2 roll?

"Django" star, Jamie Foxx looked more like he was walking off the set of "Batman" than the Tarantino premiere. That ridiculous outfit was the talk of the night. Perhaps it's a stunt?

A newly-commissioned portrait of Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, by artist Paul Emsley hangs at the National Portrait Gallery in London, as of January 11th, 2013. While the painting reveals a more mature Middleton, art critics say it looks nothing like her. People are flocking from all around to catch a glance at the painting, but not everyone is leaving quite as satisfied as they'd hoped.

People flock to Bondi Beach to cool off, in the raging Australian sun. Temperatures are expected to reach as high as 109 degrees Fahrenheit around Sydney. Elsewhere in t he country, wildfires are plaguing the land.

The Lumeneo Smera. A French electric car. That's extremely narrow! Whoa

Dance has been a large part of human kind since the first recorded musical performance, some thousands of years ago. Dancing was once a ritual for the gods, a celebratory habit, a display of beauty. These days the beauty of dance is getting lost to an extra sexual freedom and the lack of clothes.

Best of luck to anyone fighting this disease, or supporting loved ones.

Bears get hungry too. And when they do they go all out to destroy whatever fish or garbage can it is they're craving. See these beauties munch on some savory favorites.

Science teacher Ryan Heber is the hero of Taft Union High School in California. Mr. Heber confronted the angry teenager after having shot & wounded his classmate and long time bully. It is because of this conversation that the 16 year old put down the gun and surrendered, allowing 28 other students to escape what could have been another American massacre. "I don't want to shoot you," the teen gunman told Heber, who then proceded to convince the youngster to put down the high powered shot gun. Besides the bully who is now undergoing surgery, two other students received minor injuries. One suffered hearing loss and the other fell over a table during the rushed evacuation. Police say that the teen, whose name has not been made public because he is a minor, began plotting on Wednesday night to kill two students he felt had bullied him.

Washington-based artist Tyree Callahan transformed and old 1937 Underwood Standard typewriter into a functional painting device he calls a Chromatic Typewriter. He did it by replacing the ink pads of the typewriter with colored paint pads and the letters with color markers. “I’m super excited about it. The reaction to the piece has been pretty special. It seems to be making a lot of people happy and it has started some great discussions on the translation of art into words and words into art. And folks with synesthesia seem to like it the most, “ says Callahan.

Whether you like wine, cognac, champagne or fresh orange juice, you always need a proper glass for your favorite beverage. While even the cheapest white plastic cup can do the job, it probably won’t be as tasty as it could be using something more appropriate.

This beautiful “Bubble Tank” that’s about to fall off the table was created by Sheffield-based design studio Psalt Design. Just looking at this fish tank makes me uncomfortable, however it “is resting on its counter-balanced weight” so there’s probably nothing to worry about. Made from premium glass, handblown and slumped by a master glassblower each tank has it’s own unique form and individual characteristics. (

Every human has his own unique story where one’s life seems to be the center of everything, and one’s problems seem to be the biggest on Earth. But have you ever thought how small and invisible we are among those other 6.893 billion people who live in our world? Slinkachu is here to remind us this.

Meet Dalton Ghetti, a 49 year old carpenter, who makes probably the tiniest sculptures in the world. It can sound unbelievable, but he manages to carve a highly detailed sculpture on the tip of a pencil from available graphite. Now living in Connecticut, USA, he has been doing these mind-blowing works for about 25 years.

The more you look into the world of art the more toilet paper artworks you’ll see. Maybe it’s because toilet paper roll is so close to us? We see it every day. We touch it every day. No wonder so much art is dedicated to it. We’ve already covered some artist doing Weird Toilet Paper Roll Art here on Bored Panda, and this time we want to present you another roll artist Annastassia Elias.

You must have seen photos of protesters being doused with colored-water cannons by the police. Using water canon is understood as it’s an easy non-hazardous way to disperse mob, but why would police spray protesters with purple and pink water? Simple: to identify and arrest them later. Many water cannons on the market today come with a tank specially designed to store a semi-permanent colored dye. If police decide they want to "tag" protesters with the dye, they can press a button to inject it into the main water stream. Once the water cannon is trained on a crowd, anyone hit by the spray will be easily recognizable by police.

The city of Shibam, located in the central-western area of Hadhramaut Governorate, in the Ramlat al-Sab`atayn desert, is best known for its towering mudbrick skyscrapers. This small town of 7000 is packed with around 500 mud houses standing between 5 and 11 stories tall and reaching 100 feet high, all constructed entirely of mud bricks. The bizarre skyline that the high rise buildings bestow upon the city has earned Shibam the moniker "Manhattan of the Desert."

We all know about the popular game Angry Birds and what got them so peeved. But what do we know about actual real-life angry birds? Why are they upset? Maybe it’s because we’re invading their privacy when photographing them? Perhaps they just look angry but are probably the nicest birds you’ll ever meet if you just got to know them… Whatever the reason, here are 40 really angry looking birds. Please don’t judge them, for they still look adorable even if they are slightly perturbed :)

Soreq Cave, also known as Avshalom Cave or Stalactite Cave, is a 5,000 m2 cave on the western side of Mt. Ye’ela, in the Judean hills of Israel. Discovered by accident in May 1968 while quarrying with explosives, it is 83m (272 ft) long, 60m (197 ft) wide, and 15m (49ft) high.

Mark Tipple is the photographer and filmmaker behind ‘The Underwater Project‘, an ongoing reportage showcasing Australia’s relationship with the ocean. Tipple explains the serendipitous moment it all began: “I was bored of shooting empty waves. One day, I was caught inside by a big wave and as I dove underwater I suddenly thought I’d see what the kids next to me were going through – I turned the camera on them. That first image remains one of my strongest – I realised immediately that it was close to what I had been looking for ten years ago on my first surfing road trip.”

Alexander Semenov is the head of the scientific divers team at the White Sea Biological Station (WSBS) in Russia. He’s also a prolific undersea photographer that has graciously shared his incredible work online on countless sites (Flickr, Behance, LiveJournal, 500px) so others may study and marvel at the beauty of the underwater world.

iPhone 5 shaped stone memorial to Steve Jobs was unveiled in the Russian city of St. Petersburg. The screen inside the monument shows photos and videos with key moments in Jobs’ life.

On a cold night in Febuary Francis was found in a box on the side of the road. They thought he was dead until they noticed his faint breathing...

Tanah Lot is a rock formation of the Indonesian island of Bali. It is home of a pilgrimage temple, the Pura Tanah Lot, and a popular tourist and cultural icon for photography and general exoticism.

Australian family shelters in water to amidst the Australian bush fires. The grandfather saved his wife and five grandchildren by ordering them to shelter under a jetty during a bushfire.

It's all about the right angle. Photos as optical illusions.