1. Kristen Stewart in Glamour Magazine

November issue of Glamour magazine featuring Twilight star, Kristen Stewart. Glamour Parties eliminate half the Christian left hand should be near his feet. So in the photo, left hand lover Robert Pattinson looked lost half.

2. Adam Levine in Vogue Magazine

Singer Adam Levine pose sexy with her ​​lover, Anna Vyalitsyna, in the Russian edition of Vogue magazine November 2011. Surprisingly, in a photograph in the magazine, Adam was half gone belly.

3. Talbots catalog

Talbots brand also make the same mistake. One of the models who wore overalls eyelet appear to have only one leg.

4. H & M catalog

In his official site, the Swedish high street brand is a front view showing a photo model and to show the detail behind the clothes. But when the model is facing backwards, his face seems to disappear, so does the form of a strange foot.

5. Prince William on Hello Magazine

As long as Prince William is known to always have blonde hair color. But the cover of Hello magazine, she appeared with black hair. Could Prince William accidentally dyed her hair for the sake of appearing in a magazine cover?

6. Bloomingdales ad

American department store, Bloomingdales also made ​​a mistake in editing photos. See, elbow models that look very long.

7. Victoria's Secret Ad

This is not the first time Victoria's Secret excessive editing on its ad campaign. A famous model, Marisa Miller looks not have a hand when she appeared in commercials in 2009 while wearing a red collared shirt.

8. Victoria's Secret catalog

The official website of Victoria's Secret, Candice Swanepoel, seen wearing a leopard skin-patterned underwear. However, his appearance seemed out of proportion because of his right shoulder seems bigger than his size

Four-legged animals, not only can be friends, they can also detect cancer early stage through the senses of smell.

In a study in Japan, the Labrador is given breath and stool samples to sniff, and it turns out they were able to identify the presence of colon cancer derived from patients. The scientists believe that the smell of the tumor could be detected by the dog's sense of smell.

Dr. Hideto Sonoda said that now the research needed to develop an "electronic dog's nose 'as the detection of cancer. "Chemical compounds from the odor is not clear. Only the dog knows the answer."

2. Rabbits can cervical cancer detection

Detect cervical cancer using the rabbit was developed after two British scientists discovered the virus that triggers the disease in rabbits during the 1960's. The result, a vaccine that can prevent cervical cancer.

This vaccine became available in 2006 after 70 years of animal research carried out. The British government had offered an injection of this vaccine to women aged 12 to 13 years in order to prevent further spread of the disease that kills nearly 1,000 women a year in Britain.

3. Cats can prevent the risk of stroke

People who have cats, 40 percent less likely to suffer a fatal heart attack, according to a study at the University of Minnesota in the U.S..

Researcher Dr Adnan Qureshi said, stroking a cat moggies could actually reduce stress and anxiety their owners, enabling them to reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. "This opens up new avenues for treatments, and unlike drugs or surgery, cat ownership does not seem to have a risk."

4. Rabbits and hamsters heal asthma

Children who grow up with pets such as guinea pigs, rabbits or hamsters may be able to develop asthma or allergies, according to scientists.

But U.S. researchers studied a group of children in New York and found that grew at a less sterile environment sometimes can actually improve their health.

Researcher Matt Perzanowski says, "Exposure to certain bacteria may provide an opportunity to build a child's immunity."

5. Snakes can cure high blood pressure
People who are bitten by venomous snakes can be unconscious because their blood pressure dropped. Work inspired snake venom, scientists developed a synthetic version of toxic chemicals made from the Brazilian pit viper venom.

Known as ACE inhibitors, they have helped millions of people to lower blood pressure to reduce the risk of stroke, heart and kidney disease. Snake venoms contain up to 100 different substances, so it can be used to treat various diseases.

6. The dolphins heal diabetes
The dolphins could help humans heal diabetes. The scientists found that mammals resistant to insulin, such as some diabetics.

But the privilege of dolphins studied by the National Foundation for the U.S. Marines. Mammals are able to switch to fight against the deadly disease.

They can do this when they eat, which enables them to cope with high protein, and one fish that can do low-carb diet.

7. Fish could cure dementia
Parents who eat fish or seafood once a week at lower risk of developing dementia, according to a French study.

The scientists said fatty acids in fish oil helps reduce inflammation in the brain and play a role in nerve cell regeneration. Fish also can help lower blood pressure.

Numerous studies find, watch fish swimming in the aquarium can also bring a sense of calm and reduce anxiety.

8. Pigs can cure Parkinson's
A U.S. study found that pig cells are transplanted into the brain cells could help people with Parkinson's disease regain mobility.

The cells taken from fetal pigs that have not been born or grown. The goal is that after they moved into the human brain, they will be developed into human cells to produce dopamine, such as brain function. Dr. Curt Freed, of the University of Colorado, said, "That is a remarkable development."