A Thai triathlete named Panupong Luangsa-ard wore a special backpack to take 360 images of everywhere he went as he walked around Thailand. He went to some amazing places that as self-driving car just couldn't go. 
As a result of his trek, Google has added at least 150 new highlighted locations to browse in Thailand on Google Maps.
This "sculpture" in Duisburg, Germany is designed to like a roller coaster. The catch: It's meant to be walked on. Designed by Heike Mutter und Ulrich Genth, the sculpture's 260 foot heights give passengers plenty to look at, though they have to marvel at the idea of the speed of the coaster at a more sane walker's pace. Check the via link for more!
From the MAS Facebook page: "Come out to the Muncie Animal Shelter between 10am-5:30pm any day and walk an adoptable dog as you hunt for Pokemon and hatch eggs!"
You get to play Pokémon GO and adoptable dogs get to go on walks; it's a win-win! Hopefully shelters all over the country will soon offer the same thing.
Hot off the heels of the coolest robot-style dancers ever, we have more people in Japan that manage to make synchronized walking look like a genuine medium of dance.
Someone finally gave a robot a decent pair of shoes, and now their revolution plans can begin!
2-year-old Kayden Elijah was born with omphalocele, a birth defect that causes his intestines and other abdominal organs to stick out of his navel. Due to complications, he had to have his right foot and left leg amputated.
"I got it!"
