The most curious and funny photos of 2015

It is important to be able to remember the past with a smile and a reasonable amount of a sense of humor. Here is a selection of powerful and meaningful photos from this year that we couldn't help but smile at.

From the No Pants Subway campaign in Mexico City to the toilet cafe in Moscow, there are so many funny, absurd, and, most importantly, good things happening in the world every day that these photos are a must-see. Some moments will seem so strange and somewhat inexplicable to you that you can even arrange a competition to see who can quickly guess what is really happening.

(Total 35 photos)

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European Elvis Presley lookalike competition in Birmingham, England.

On January 11, 2015, Mexico City hosted the 5th annual No Pants Subway Campaign.

In January, local walruses swim in the waters of the Yangtze River, China.

The international festival of masquerade games in the city of Pernik, Bulgaria, attracts participants from Europe, Asia and Africa. The photo shows a man in a wool suit called a "cooker".

The Unification Church in South Korea hosts a mass wedding every year. 3,800 couples got married this year.

The cats literally took over the island of Aoshima, outnumbering the locals by six to one.

A girl put on a welding mask to see a solar eclipse in Bradgate Park, UK.

Here is a swimming cap worn by one of the participants in the cold water swimming championship in London.

Ladies frolic at Crabbie's Grand National Racing Festival, UK.

According to local media, the owner of this house and the city authorities did not come to an agreement on compensation for the demolition of the structure.

In Tokyo, there is a competition for the loudest crying baby.

Bill Cipher costume from the American TV series Gravity Falls at the annual Comic Con festival.

Football match in balloons (bumperball) is held in the city of Medellin, Colombia.

Magician Lei Kzin puts on a performance on a double-decker bus to support the action of a healthy look at young love.

A Star Wars-themed plane has landed at Singapore Airport.

The Birdley flight simulator was presented at the Animated Wonderland exhibition in Zurich.

The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in New York celebrates the annual feast of St. Francis, the patron saint of all animals.

In Germany, in honor of the week of the international summit in June, balloons with images of the faces of the heads of the G7 were launched into the sky.

For four weeks, 30 sculptors brought scenes from Marvel, Disney and Pixar and Star Wars films to life.

A world record was set for the largest collection of Einstein twins.

A 32-year-old bear named Caesar enjoys a watermelon at the zoo in Belgrade, Serbia.

Annual swim at the Santa Claus Congress in Copenhagen in July.

The coast of Qingdao, China, was all covered in seaweed, but the kids didn't seem to mind.

Best friends are a cow and a local cat, Quebec.

Sand in Siwa Oasis, Egypt is used to treat rheumatism, joint pain, infertility and impotence. In the photograph, a man is taking a "sand bath".

More than 40 people dressed in colorful costumes at the international festival of street art and theater.

Frenchman Guillaume Rolland tried to break the world record for walking on a sling at a distance of 495 meters.

Hundreds of fans of the post-apocalyptic world in the movie "Mad Max" gathered in California.

A 29-year-old resident of Henan province assembled an airship at his home, spending almost 50 thousand dollars and four months on construction.

The witch can also fly by remote control, California.

In the Crazy Toilet themed cafe in Moscow, visitors sit on huge chairs in the form of a toilet.

The beluga whale "kisses" the trainer during the performance.

Robots, originally designed to service restaurants, have recently been used at weddings.

A dog caught a wave during a dog surf competition in California.