user: Problem: By. Alex Ward. PUBLISHED:. 06:29 EST, 7 October 2013. |. UPDATED:. 07:37 EST, 7 October 2013. These mythical hybrid creatures look uncannily real thanks to a man and his Photoshop skills. Norwegian student Arne Olav has been playing Frankenstein, morphing together images of different, ordinary animals to create with some hilarious hybrid creatures. From the wacky 'guinea lion' through to the 'platyporse' and 'pengwhale', these playful creations have gained a cult following online. Neigh way! Norwegian student has gained a cult following online for his pictures of weird and wacky creatures made from photos of two ordinary animals morphed together such as this 'shorse' The 24-year-old said: ‘I try to think of unique-looking animals so that the hybrid will be memorable. ‘Take for example beluga whales, pugs and proboscis monkeys. They look nothing like any other animal so I thought that they'd make for fun subjects for animal hybrids. Better than study: The 24-year-old student started experimenting with the pictures as a distraction from study during exam time, creating hybrid creatures such as this 'purilla' Pug attack: This pug dog looks oddly at home with a shark's body in this strange hybrid combination. Cute and cuddly? Olav first started the craze with this image after feeling inspired by a picture of his friend's guinea pigs. A galloping 'snorse': Olav's pictures became popular among his friends and family and now are found all over the internet. ‘I've also gone the other way by. choosing horse as a base and trying lots of different animal heads on. horses to see what it would look.’ Mr Olav started experimenting with the pictures last year and take him just 30 minutes to create. The electronic engineering student first started creating the pictures as a distraction from a hectic exam period, gaining inspiration from his friend’s guinea pigs. Double take: Olav said he's been getting some great reactions from family and friends to his pictures. Be afraid, be very afraid: This 'spider pig' looks uncannily real but don't be fooled by the artist's master Photoshop skills. A quack or a neigh? Olav is enjoying the attention from family and friends but says his six-year-old nephew will have to wait a few years before he teaches him how to make creatures such as this 'huck' Mr Olav said: ‘A friend of mine has two. guinea pigs and we used to joke about how silly they are, being totally. harmless and non-intimidating. ‘So, when I wanted breaks from reading. to the exams, I began to Photoshop guinea pig heads onto other animals,. to make them look even weirder. ‘I think the Guinea Lion is the first animal hybrid I made.’ Since then, the student has gone from strength to strength and his Photoshop skills are the envy of all his friends and family. Frankenstein-style: Olav (right) started experimenting with animal photographs last year and has created animals worth of films such as Sharknado (left), a film about a freak tornado filled with human-eating sharks. He said: ‘I've had great reactions from both family and friends for my animal hybrids. 'People think the pictures are funny, and for that I'm grateful. ‘My six-year-old nephew begs me to teach him how to make them, but he's got to wait a few years first.’ The photos are as wacky and weird as Sharknado, a film about a freak tornado filled with human-eating sharks which terrorises Los Angeles. Wacky hybrids: Olav takes two ordinary animals and uses Photoshop to morph them together to 'make some memorable' like this 'probiscird' Quick study fix: The pictures take Olav just 30 minutes to create.

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Answer: Student Arne Olav started making the pictures as a distraction during study. Has gained an online following for his wacky creations made on Photoshop.
Wanted by police: Mehmet Berker is said to have set fire to a cat and then posted a photo of its charred remains on social media. Police in Turkey are hunting a thug who set fire to a cat and then posted a photo of its charred remains on social media - offering a prize to anyone who could 'identify the animal'. Vile Mehmet Berker, 24, uploaded the sickening image of the scorched body onto his Facebook account encouraging his friends to take part in his sick game. Along with the picture, he wrote: 'If you can guess which animal this is, I will pay you 50 Turkish Liras [the equivalent of £12].' He then wrote: 'I don't know why I did this, but, hey, it's a bit of a challenge and no one will miss it coz it was a  stray. Come on then, who's up for it.' The account was quickly disabled by Facebook management but not before the image had been shared and tweeted hundreds of times. Horrified viewer Murat Nas, 25, said: 'I was simply disgusted when I saw what he had posted. 'We aren't proper friends, only on Facebook. But how can anyone be so sick as to do this. 'I don't know if he actually set the poor cat on fire himself, but his comments certainly suggest he did. 'But either way it's still absolutely abhorrent. What sort of person would do this?' Police are now looking for Berker and say although his Facebook account did not say where in Turkey he lived, he should be easy to locate. A police spokesman said: 'Experts have analysed the photo and have concluded that it is a cat. 'When the offender is found and if he is guilty of killing the animal he will be fined as mistreating animals is merely a misdemeanor rather than a crime.' Vile post: Along with the picture, he wrote: 'If you can guess which animal this is I will pay you 50 Turkish Liras. I don't know why I did this, but, hey, it's a bit of a challenge and no one will miss it coz it was a stray'

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Mehmet Berker, 24, uploaded the  image of charred remains on social media. Then offered to pay friends equivalent of £12 for guessing what animal was. Added: 'I don't know why I did this but no one will miss it coz it was a stray' Police can only issue a fine as cruelty to animals is not a crime in Turkey.
Text: Israeli Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein announced Wednesday he intends to indict Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman on charges of fraud, money laundering, breach of trust and obstruction of justice. Weinstein decided not to charge Liberman with bribery as police recommended due to lack of evidence, he said. A final decision on whether to indict Liberman is pending on a formal judicial hearing. Liberman is suspected of illicitly obtaining about $3 million through a number of shell companies. The alleged crimes date back to before Liberman became foreign minister in 2009. "I have always operated according to the law and I have no reason to worry," Liberman said Wednesday in reaction to Weinstein's announcement. "After 15 years I will finally have the chance to prove that I have always acted according to the law," he said. Liberman received the news of Weinstein's decision while attending a conference for his party, Yisrael Beiteinu, in Jerusalem. He is not expected to resign from his position before a final decision is made. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office released a statement saying Netanyahu "hopes Liberman will prove his innocence." Liberman "is a central member of the government" and Netanyahu "hopes that he will continue his contribution to the public," the statement said.
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assistant: NEW: Netanyahu says he hopes Liberman will prove his innocence. "I have always operated according to the law," Liberman says. The final decision on whether to indict Avigdor Liberman will follow a formal hearing. He is suspected of illegally obtaining about $3 million through shell companies. The alleged crimes date back to before Liberman became foreign minister.