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I am excited to share with you the work of South African artist The Monster Wolf as they follow in Marvel vs. Capcom's footsteps merging the worlds of Spider-Man and Street Fighter in a new and creative way.Only ...

Japanese artist Kuronushi specialises in shadow art and glues together hundreds of pieces

Ohta Seiki(TOKYO) -- Amid the tranquil landscapes of Japan, where the haunting howls of real wolves fell silent in the echoes of the past, an eerily familiar sound now resounds. "Youre not getting away with this!" warns the synthetic wolf in a chilling human voice at 60 decibels. Its mechanical neck swivels, a movement akin to a living creature scanning its territory. A blend of tech and tradition, its designed not to fool humans, yet terrify potential pests. An evolution in defense, M...

France is in knots over an infestation of bedbugs. There is a widespread panic that bedbugs will jeopardise the 2024 Olympic Games that Paris is set to host. New Delhi will commiserate

Only a matter of time before they destroy Tokyo. The city of Takikawa is so concerned about bear attacks that it is installing packs of robot wolves t...

Authorities now deploy a mechanical wolf to prevent bears from accessing urban areas and assaulting people.

"Bear attacks in Japan have been rising at an alarming rate, so the city of Takikawa [about 570 miles from Tokyo] installed a robot wolf as a deterrent," reports the BBC. "The robot wolf was originally designed to keep wild animals from farmlands, but is now being used by local governments and mana...

With bear attacks at a record-high in Japan, a robotic “Monster Wolf” has been tasked with scaring away the violent predators. Powered by solar energy, the admittedly frightful Monster Wolf was designed to minimize "friction between residents and bears." It emits a variety of realistic ...

As bear attacks rise in Japan's sparsely populated villages, robot wolves have become a solution.

The robotic scarecrows, known in Japan as the Monster Wolf, were initially used to stop wild animals intruding on farmland, but authorities are now buying their own to prevent bear attacks on people