It looks like a giant piece of paper is rolling down the hill, but it actually is an art installation in New Zealand.
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Half of a Marseille hotel room has been swamped in decoration by French graffiti artist Tilt, while the other half stays purely white.
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It looks like he walks on water, but these actually are giant salt flats in Bolivia.
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This is an abstract tarp put over a building while under construction.
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Peculiar lenticular cloud looks like an UFO.
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This is a floating cruise hotel in South Korea.
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It may seem Photoshopped, but it is an optical illusion by Felice Varini.
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These are the side effects of an earthquake on Canterbury, New Zealand train tracks.
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Madrid-based artist Alicia Martin designed a tower of books pouring out of the window into the street.
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This is the very weird aftermath of a 2010 toxic waste spill in Western Hungary.
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Could be a giant seaweed monster.
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This is not the usual scary dream, it is the Crooked Forest, in West Pomerania, with over 400 bent pine trees.
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It may look like a real wolf, but it actually is made out of pipe cleaners.
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Not a Barbie doll. This is Valeria Lukyanova.
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A car park in Australia has indicators made of letters which jump out of the surroundings.
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This boat may look like flying, but it is just its reflection in very clear water.
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The grass sphere outside Paris City Hall is actually flat.
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This is not a black and white cartoon, it is an actual black and white Santa costume.
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Apocalyptic as it may look, this sinkhole appeared in Guatemala City in 2010. It is 60 feet wide and 200 feet deep.
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Fishermen row a boat in Chaohu Lake, China, surrounded by algae as if in a painting
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The trees were cut out to look surreal, in perfectly straight lines.
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This giant mug of beer in the distance is actually a sand storm in Australia.
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