Down The Dark Rabbit Hole

The top 15 most expensive & the biggest mansions to the rich & famous from Buckingham Palace to Bill Gates amazing mansion 7. Kensington Palace Gardens, London 6. Fleur de Lys Mansion, Los Angeles 5. Casa Brutale, Beirut, Lebanon 4. Beverly House, Beverly Hills 3. The Manor at Holmby Hills, Los Angeles 2. Buckingham Palace, London - $1.5 billion 1. Antilia, Mumbai, India Situated on the expensive Altamount Road in Mumbai), Antilia is the most expensive private home in the world, valued at over $1 billion. Built by Indian business tycoon and multibillionaire Mukesh Ambani for himself, his wife, and their three children, the 27 story skyscraper home sprawls over 400,000 square feet became their home in 2012. Named after the phantom island in the Atlantic, Antilia comprises of a six story garage with parking for 168 cars, three helipads, a temple, a home theater with seating for 50 people, a ballroom, a health and spa floor, gardens, and guest suites. This massive home needs a 600 person staff just to maintain it, and ieat is built to withstand earthquakes that measure up to an 8 on the Richter scale.

From house cats to wild big cats these feline breeds are the biggest best & the cutest in the world from your pet to a giant lion. 11 American Bobtail Cats 10 Norwegian Forest Cats 9 Ragdoll Cats 6. Chausses The beautiful cats have an ancestry that has been traced back to ancient Egypt, which can clearly be seen by looking at their regal faces. Chausses love interacting with people, and enjoy good-natured games, as well as running around. These cats are rare to find in the United Kingdom, where they are very popular, causing many Chaussee lovers to travel as far as France to acquire one of these attractive felines. They bear a strong resemblance to their jungle cat descendants, but fourth generation Chausses are perfect for domestic ownership. Reaching weights of up to 11 kg or 25 lbs, you may have some trouble if this big cat decides to sleep on you at night. 5. Maine The largest domestic cat in the world is the adorable and cuddly Maine which can grow to around 11 kg or 25 lbs, which for a domestic house cat is massive. This cat breed was first discovered in the state of, you guessed it – Maine. Considered the largest Maine alive(and the biggest cat in NYC), Samson, weighs in at a massive 13 kg or 28 lbs, and is 4 feet long. Jonathan Zurbel the human underneath all that cat and owner was quoted calling Samson a “gentle giant”. As you can see from scrolling through Samson's Instagram @catstradamus, he is a giant version of a normal house cat. These cats are known for their big heads, feet and manes, much like mini lions, so if you are looking for a lap cat, you will need strong legs. 4. Bengal Tigers Bengal Tigers are known as dangerous yet beautiful night hunters. Male Bengals weigh an average of 258 kg or 569 lbs. The endangered Bengal tiger has light orange fur covered with black or dark brown stripes, an orange tail, and white stomach and inner legs. These tigers reach shoulder heights of about 3 feet, and this solitary hunter preys on large mammals, such as water buffalos and livestock; and medium-sized animals such as the hog deer. One of the largest Bengal tigers is Sampson, pictured here, weighing in at over 317 kg or 700 lbs, and standing at a height of 9’6″ on his back legs 3. Siberian Tigers Prowling through the boreal forest of eastern Russia, as well as China and North Korea, this majestic cat is a rare beauty that can grow to massive sizes. Siberian tigers are known for their beautiful red-brown striped fur and their large stature, and are solitary, nocturnal animals. These large cats also have a large appetite, and can eat as much as 27 kg or 60 lbs of meat in one night. Siberian tigers normally weigh between 200 – 318 kg, or 440 – 700 lbs, and live for around 15 years. The largest Siberian tiger in the world is Jaipur, pictured here, who weighed 465 kg, or 1025 lbs. Although they are larger than Bengal tigers, they are much more peaceful, and rarely have aggressive encounters. 2. Lions When we think of big cats, undoubtedly the first thing that pops into most of our minds is a lion, the king of the jungle. Weighing an average of 190 kg or 418 lbs, and standing with a shoulder height of around 110 cm or 3’6”, these beautiful maned cats are the epitome of majesty. Lions are highly social cats, and live in prides and hunt in groups. Their diet mainly consists of large mammals such as zebras, buffalos, wildebeest, and gemsbok. The lionesses are in charge of hunting for the pride, while the males protect their territory. Adult lions eat around 7 kg or 15 lbs of meat per day, and can live for up to 30 years in captivity. The large Barbary Lion can grow up to 300 kg or 660 lbs, making it the largest lion breed in the world. 1. Ligers A liger is a cross between a male lion and a female tiger, and can only found in captivity, because the overlap in habitat for a lion and tiger do not exist in the wild. There have been reports that ligers can weigh up to 453 kg or 1000 lbs, and one report claims that there is a liger in Wisconsin that weighs around 725 kg or 1600 lbs, but these are unconfirmed. At Jungle Island in Miami, lives the world’s largest non-obese liger named Hercules, who has been given the Guinness Book of Records title as the biggest living cat on earth, weighing more than 410 kg, or 900 lbs. Ligers love to swim like tigers, and are very sociable like lions, showing how genetics can shine through.

Why do ships and planes vanish without a trace in the Bermuda Triangle? If you draw up a map, trace a line connecting the island of Bermuda, Puerto Rico, Miami, and back to Bermuda, what do you get? Yes, it’s a triangle – a sinister polygon known for mysteriously swallowing over 2,000 ships and 200 aircraft over centuries! And here's a story about the Bermuda Triangle you probably didn’t hear about. So, the airplane involved was a Beechcraft Bonanza single-engine aircraft. Onboard, pilot Bruce Gernon had two passengers: his father and business partner. They took off from Andros Island in the Bahamas and headed northwest for the Florida coast. It was December 4, 1970. This was a typical flight Bruce had made dozens of times before! But this time would be different. They would face really unexplainable and maybe even mysterious things… Preview photo credit: Lancaster, USA - March 24, 2018, Beechcraft F33C Bonanza on display during Los Angeles County Air Show at William J. Fox Airfield: By betto rodrigues/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-ph...​ Animation is created by Bright Side. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/​

After marine biologist Dr Brian McCormick stumbled across mysterious underwater sounds during a recording, he launched a big scientific investigation to try and uncover what creature was producing these sounds. As he pieces more parts of the puzzle together, he concludes that this marine creature could be related to humans. After watching the documentary, let us know if you believe Mermaids are Real?

From who they are, to how they became one of the biggest conspiracy theories ever, and more, join me as we explore the secret society of the Illuminati. There are many mysteries out there in our world and even in our universe. But focusing on Earth, there have been thoughts and feelings about certain events that have happened in such a way that they felt orchestrated by someone or something that had their own goals in mind. These "shadow people" or even "shadow cabinets" have been the source of numerous conspiracy theories over the years, and arguably one of the biggest of the all is the question...of the Illuminati. A group so powerful that they consistently influence events on a global scale. One of the biggest ironies about this particular conspiracy theory is that...they honestly did exist. They were indeed a real group of people who existed at one time. They WERE a secret society formed by powerful people and they did try and affect the world at large. What many people take for granted though is how long this group lasted, what "real power" they had, and that they are "still around today manipulating things". The truth is a bit complicated, but we'll break it all down for you, starting off with the history of the group. So where does this all start? Well, this would be with the Bavarian Illuminati. It was founded by a professor in Bavaria believe it or not, and in regards to the purpose of the group, it was honestly very simple. The professor had a personal belief that the there were some social ideas and religious notions that were being taken as the "end all be all" of society that were several outdated. Which if you think about it, is not that radical. Humanity over the years has had to fight all sorts of preconceived notions about people, beliefs, social structures and more because we have been "told" they are "right", but in reality, they aren't.

From the most feared dogs to the strongest & sweetest family dogs that will protect your family these dog breeds are the best (down the rabbit hole) 10 Schnauzer 9 German Shepherds 8 Boxers 7 Kuvasz 6 Dogo Argentino 5 Pitbull 4 Bulldogs Introducing Their Majesty the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldogs! Well, they’re better known as just Bulldogs, and we bet they don’t like it. The streak of “royalty” which makes them so popular is the fact they’re among the “pureblood” breeds, meaning less mixed with other sorts of dogs. That’s also the reason for their trademark noisy, snorty breathing – generations of inbreeding resulted in the loose, drooping upper lips and short snout (especially in the flat-faced variant). They’re categorized as medium-sized, but their incredibly strong build more than makes up for their shortness. These dogs are fighters, alert, outgoing and self-confident. They’re also notably quick learners, responsible and remarkably loyal. They love spending lots of time with their family, but the downside to that high affection is that they have been known to become aggressive if they aren’t given proper attention and prudent, responsible training. That’s also where their notorious reputation stems from. However, well-tended Bulldogs are considerate and kind-hearted dogs who give their all for their owners and family. 3 Rottweilers Taking it further with tricky breeds, enter the Rottweilers. This is another type of dog that was bred to be a herder, but rather than strolling along with a group of sheep, they were tasked with driving large cattle over greater distances. As a consequence, nowadays they are very eager to assist in any way, quick learners and move surprisingly quickly for dogs their size. However, their self-confidence translates into a remarkably stubborn pet, making training and socialization difficult. A Rottweiler will be mistrustful of and even aggressive to new people until the human is properly introduced to them. This is known to sometimes lead to nasty conflicts, as a Rottweiler won’t shy away from putting a pestering human child in its place with a smack of the paw or a scary bark. Due to their headstrong characters, they can be overly protective of their families and are always behaving like somewhat of a lovable bully. However, if rigorous exercise, intense training and proper socialization are introduced early on, a Rottweiler dog becomes one of the most loving, loyal and responsible family guardian dogs you could hope for. 2 Doberman Pinscher Although family safety is important, some breeds are just better suited for individual guardian duty, and that’s exactly the case with the Doberman Pinscher. With their compact muscles and dignified posture, these guys are the aristocrats among guard dogs. Pinschers are very sensitive by nature, which makes them highly responsive to training, but intensely reserved with strangers or people they don’t feel close to. They’re one of the five smartest breeds, alert, fearless, and very loyal. However, their high energy level means Pinschers make a mess in a placid and uneventful home environment. They are best suited for competitive canine sports, military and police work, or as companions on intense hikes etc. Once they bond with their owners, they are sweet and obedient, which makes them very popular personal guard dogs (not to mention most of the neighborhood will be scared out of their hats). 1 Mastiff Among all the dog breeds that were assigned a scary reputation, the Bullmastiff (more commonly known as simply “the Mastiff”) is probably the least scary in real life. Although these dogs are fairly large and have a “don’t mess with me” expression on their snouts by default, they are surprisingly kind in a family-centered atmosphere, incredibly gentle with children and very versatile by nature. Though they may not look it, Mastiffs are very agile dogs. Combine that with their strong build, intelligence and delightful temperament, and here’s a breed that finds its place as a home guardian, family protector, carting service dog, effective tracker and therapy assistant. The one trick with them is variability – Mastiffs are active and imaginative dogs; therefore they need regular and consistent guidance in learning their commands, and the training must be innovative. If a Bullmastiff is exposed to a monotonous training routine, it will grow bored, inattentive and ultimately disobedient.