Inflating cow skins to use as boats

Inflating cow skins to use as boats (Indian Himalayas, 1903).

Origami expanding pot

Designers invented a planter, The Expanding Origami Pot, to actually grow with plants.

Snake using a fence

How snakes use a fence...

Recycle tissue roll shells to create seed starter pots

User toilet paper rolls to make seed starter pots.

Bonnet fish tank

Disused car bonnet recycled as a fish tank.

Bear in Chinqchi

Street circus bear takes a chinqchi ride.

Standing on a floating elephant's tusks

Standing on swimming elephant tusks to stay afloat.

Tree roots through pavement bricks

Nature finds a way.

Blastoise

Class turtle has evolved into Blastoise

Goat on scooter

A goat stands atop of a Vespa to get to the tree.

Good milk juggaar

Just a tank and multiple nozzles.

Grabbing over a drink at neighbours'

Just grabbing over a drink at neighbours'; an elephant drinks from a swimming pool.

Hacky dog cage

Hacky dog cage from salvaged house hold stuff that not only serves as a cage and a housing but also gives an alternate entrance.

Toilet seat converted to a dog house / cage entrance.

Reading on a cow

Multitasking much?

Tree through rock

Geenay k liay sahara kafi hay...

Digging turtle caught on camera

Photographer clicks a turtle as it digs through sand.

You seem transparent, but I can see you are plotting something in the background

Camouflaged eel - not transparent but appears transparent, on a graph plotting paper.

Ghost Trees of Pakistan

As an unexpected side-effect of Pakistan's 2010 flood disaster, in some regions, millions of spiders climbed up into the trees to escape the rising flood waters. Due to the scale of such flooding and the fact that the water took so long to recede, many trees became cocooned in spiders’ webs.

This positive feedback system engineered by the nature had a profound effect: most, if not all. of the mosquitoes were caught in the spiders’ webs reducing the risk of malaria, which was a blessing for the people of Sindh who were already facing so many hardships of the floods.

Saving a tree

You might not do anything this inspirational in your urban construction, but it sure makes sense to do this.

Camel solar panels

Looks like the concept would work well as an Arab juggaar.