If the Eiffel Tower wasn’t cool enough already, it turns out that its creator put in a secret apartment. Engineer Gustave Eiffel built himself a private apartment near the top in 1889.
For a long time, he was the only one who knew about and could access the apartment, but it was recently restored, and wax models were put in.
Tour de France
The logo for the Tour de France, the biggest bike race in the world, which takes place over a 3-week period in France every year, looks deceptively simple. It may seem like it is just stylish brush strokes with the race’s name, but if you look at the word “tour” closely, hidden meanings will be revealed.
The yellow circle symbolizes the famous yellow jerseys worn by the winner of each part of the race, but it also serves as the front wheel of a bicycle. That makes the “o” in “tour” the back wheel, and the “r” the rider. The logo was first introduced in 2003 to mark the 100th anniversary of the race, and it was received so well that it is still being used today.
Just Another Brick in The Wall
This company took hiding its camera to a whole new level. Even the wiliest robber would be hard-pressed to spot this recording device, which blends in completely with the brick wall behind it.
This is an ingenious idea, and we’re sure that they are going to catch more bad guys than they know what to do with.
The Perfect Hiding Spot
No predator in the forest would be able to spot this owl, perfectly fitted into the tree trunk. Its closed eyes help it create a convincing disguise as part of the tree.
This seems like a great strategy to let the owl sleep the day away with no worries.
Waldo’s Got Nothing on This Phone
But really, where is that phone? Do you see it? We promise it is actually there, but it is almost impossible and frustrating to spot. Finding Waldo is a cakewalk compared to this phone.
Still haven't spotted it? The phone is on the ground right next to the front right table leg. Pretty cool, huh?