Dispensary Corner 11 May 12
May 11, 2012
NEW sea monster?
Deep sea divers off an oil rig have captured images of what some are calling an “undiscovered sea monster”. The video footage started tongues wagging in cyberspace and clocked around 1.2m views. In the underwater video a huge grey blob-like creature emerges from the deep and floats around the divers. Theories flying about as to the creature’s identity (apart from sea monster) include whale placenta, jelly fish, a science fiction sea creature called Cthulhu, or a large plastic bag. Experts however have chimed into the debate, saying it is most likely the creature is a jelly fish from the Ulmaridae family called Deepstaria enigmatica, however according to other experts the “sea monster’s” organs, shown in the video are not consistent with that type of jellyfish. To watch the video CLICK HERE. KEEPING temperatures down.
Underwear manufacturer
Triumph has unveiled its latest
invention in Japan, an icepack bra.
Designed to keep Japanese women
cool in the heat of summer, the
Super Cool Bra sports gel pads
which are designed to be frozen
for two hours before being fitted
into the bra.
The Super Cool Bra also features
mint and a wind chime which the
company claims offers wearers a
refreshing fragrance and sound,
as well as a mini fan and water
ladle attached at the side.
As an added bonus, the bra cups
are designed to look like fishbowls
with fake fish and seaweed.
According to the company the
bra is eco-friendly as it is
encouraging wearers to use less
air-conditioning.
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