BEARS, DINOSAURS, GIANT TOYS

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Tourists enjoy the 141 bear sculptures displayed on Leme beach in Rio de Janeiro, on May 2, 2014. The

Beware of bears on the loose in Brazil! Just kidding! These bear sculptures are on display on Leme beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. They are called "Buddy Bears" and stand 2 metres tall. Each of the 141 bear sculptures represents a country and symbolizes the idea of a peaceful world. The "Buddy Bears" will be on display until July 20, 2014. AFP PHOTO / VANDERLEI ALMEIDA

Children play with giant Playmobil figures during a photocall on the canalside at Camden in north London, on April 30, 2014, as the toy company celebrates its 40th anniversary. AFP PHOTO / LEON NEAL

These Playmobil figures are huge! How on earth are these children going to play with them? These giant Playmobil figures aren't really for play, actually. They are displayed in London, Britain, on April 30, 2014, as part of the toy company's 40th anniversary celebrations. AFP PHOTO / LEON NEAL

A 1-metre tall statue of Godzilla is displayed at a Godzilla art exhibition in Tokyo on May 2, 2014. Japanese fans of Godzilla say the newly-unveiled monster, set to star in a Hollywood reboot of the post-war classic, is too fat and has been

"ROOOAAARR!" Godzilla turns 60 years old this year! This is a 1-metre tall statue of Godzilla on display at a Godzilla art exhibition in Tokyo, Japan, on May 2, 2014. The new version of Godzilla will be slimmer and will star in a new 3D movie. The new movie will be released in the United States on May 16 and in Japan in July. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO

Little boys play under colorful carp streamers flying above a riverside park in Sagamihara, suburban Tokyo on April 29, 2014 ahead of May 5 Children's Day in Japan. Some 1,200 carp streamers fluttered along the river as part of an annual event for Japan's week-long holidays, Golden Week. 'Koinobori' (carp streamers) reflect the parents' wishes for boys to grow up as strong as the carp. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO

These little boys play under colourful carp streamers flying at a Tokyo park as part of Japan's week-long holidays, Golden Week. May 5 is Children's Day in Japan. 'Koinobori' (carp streamers) reflect the parents' wishes for boys to grow up as strong as the carp. For more pictures of children having fun in Japan, click here. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO

Visitors admire sand sculptures on a beach during the Sand Sculpture Festival 2014 in Fulong, northern New Taipei City on May 3, 2014. Some 30 sand sculpture works made by thirty artists from 17 countries are being displayed at the exhibition between May 3 to June 30. AFP PHOTO / SAM YEH

What beautiful sand art! These sand sculptures are part of the Sand Sculpture Festival 2014 in Fulong, northern New Taipei City in Taiwan. 30 sand artists from 17 countries created wonderful sand sculptures for the exhibition that will be held from May 3 to June 30. Click here to check out fantastic snow and ice sculptures in Japan. AFP PHOTO / SAM YEH

TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY STUART WILLIAMS A man touches his hand on one of the fossilised dinosaur tracks on Turkmenistan's Plateau of the Dinosaurs in the country's eastern corner on the border with Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, on April 15, 2014. Some eight hours dusty drive from the nearest major settlement, tucked into the eastern corner of Turkmenistan and unknown to the outside world until the second half of the last century, lies one of the most mythical yet least visited spots in the former Soviet Union. Turkmenistan's Plateau of the Dinosaurs is the location of one of the most magnificent collections of fossilised dinosaur tracks anywhere on Planet Earth, which only became known to Soviet palaeontologists in the 1950s. AFP PHOTO /IGOR SASIN

The real "Jurassic Park". This is a fossilised dinosaur track on Turkmenistan's Plateau of the Dinosaurs which has one of the largest collections of fossilised dinosaur tracks anywhere on Planet Earth. Around 2,500 dinosaur tracks have been discovered here. Some tracks measure up to 70 centimetres long! AFP PHOTO /IGOR SASIN

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