Nicolas Deveaux

Wild animals compete in athletic events. Today, pink flamingoes are on the starting blocks of a middle-distance race. Amongst them is an odd one.

End of the day for the bobsleigh managers. Which means it’s time to party, and to stuff yourself with fish.

5 Meters 80 really is an absurd movie. Yet, no matter how ridiculous, Nicolas Deveaux managed to make it look so realistic that it’s as if giraffes jumping off the high dive are the most natural thing in the world. And that’s what makes it amazing.

Go-Go flamingos fan out on the slopes to win unexpected style points.

The elephant trains on a trampoline, defying the laws of weightlessness. In 2004, the film was released under the title " 7 Tonnes 2", and later was finalized by the author and received the title "7 Tonnes 3".

Caught up in our human lives, we miss out on the amazing. On an airplane wing, a company of snails performs a wonderfully slippery choreography.

Wild animals compete in athletic events. Today, pink flamingoes are on the starting blocks of a middle-distance race. Amongst them is an odd one.

Wild animals compete in athletic events. Today, pink flamingoes are on the starting blocks of a middle-distance race. Amongst them is an odd one.

End of the day for the bobsleigh managers. Which means it’s time to party, and to stuff yourself with fish.

End of the day for the bobsleigh managers. Which means it’s time to party, and to stuff yourself with fish.

5 Meters 80 really is an absurd movie. Yet, no matter how ridiculous, Nicolas Deveaux managed to make it look so realistic that it’s as if giraffes jumping off the high dive are the most natural thing in the world. And that’s what makes it amazing.

5 Meters 80 really is an absurd movie. Yet, no matter how ridiculous, Nicolas Deveaux managed to make it look so realistic that it’s as if giraffes jumping off the high dive are the most natural thing in the world. And that’s what makes it amazing.

Go-Go flamingos fan out on the slopes to win unexpected style points.

The elephant trains on a trampoline, defying the laws of weightlessness. In 2004, the film was released under the title " 7 Tonnes 2", and later was finalized by the author and received the title "7 Tonnes 3".

Caught up in our human lives, we miss out on the amazing. On an airplane wing, a company of snails performs a wonderfully slippery choreography.

Two kangaroos –Mogul skiing champions– give a demonstration. It’s a hard act to follow!

A turtle, a puffin, or the birth of an exceptional ice dancing couple...

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