Offbeat Infographics

Avoiding bears isn’t always easy to do, but you can educate yourself on some black bear safety tips that might make the meeting a little less problematic. This infographic by The House.com is a good start.

Are you superstitious? Or the most important question is how superstitious are you? Bingo Find has unearthed seven of the weirdest ones from around the world and have put them together in this infographic.

Crocodile, buffalo, cow, goat – we know they are common sources of leather. But did you know that stingray and eelskin also make for good leather? Leather is used in many trades like fashion, furnishing, and even sports equipment production. Everyday items like bags, clothes, shoes, belts, and even your couch at home are best when made of leather because it’s always durable and aesthetically valued.

This infographic put together by Full Tilt Poker is the guide for poker players who need lessons from the great tacticians. It is a historical guide to poker strategies.

Boise, Idaho is its state’s pride and joy, offering up the best collection of restaurants, festivals, bars, parks, and museums of any city in the state. This also means that competition among Boise’s cultural offerings is steep, leaving us to ask the question: which restaurants, festivals, bars, parks, and museums are Boise’s best?

Many medicinal marijuana users aren’t aware that there are two very different strains of the cannabis plant. Here is a visual depiction from Vaped Canada of the major differences between the marijuana strains: Indica and Sativa.

Over a quarter of the world’s population currently uses social media, and with more and more people joining social media networks and a digital generation getting older, this infographic explores what happens after someone dies in their digital afterlife. It reveals various ways in which you can choose to deal with a deceased loved one’s social profiles, and also explores some ways you can pre-plan your digital afterlife.

Cork is used in many industries and across a wide range of products – from cork gaskets to keeping a bottle of wine air tight, with over 300,000 tons of cork being produced annually. Learn more about cork in this infographic.