In case you missed it: Dancing in silence in Poland, and a cathedral of crates in Cologne

Festivalgoers dance on the "Silent Disco" stage during the "Open'er" music festival in Gdynia in Poland. Apart from this restrained event, rather noisier acts such as The Foo Fighters and Radiohead are headlining the festival. Organizers claim that they were the first to introduce the system of festival wristbands.

Care for some locusts, bamboo worms, dragonfly larvae, silkworm chrysalises? A participant eats insects at an insect-eating contest in Lijiang in China's southern Yunnan Province. Contestant Mr. Peng won, eating 1 kilogram of insects in five minutes. Enjoy your meal!

First Nations men dressed in traditional attire stand in front of Government House in Sydney, Australia. Indigenous flags were raised as Australia marks the 50th anniversary of Aboriginal peoples being counted as part of the population, and the 25th anniversary of a milestone court case that paved the way for recognition of indigenous land ownership.

Just when you thought the facekini couldn't look any more bizarre, new designs coming out in China are now proving you wrong. Facekinis are stretchy headwear, similar to superhero masks, that cover nearly the entire face, save for little cutouts for the eyes, nose and mouth. Swimmers claim the masks provide protection not only from sun, but from jellyfish stings as well.

In front of Cologne's famous cathedral, students of architecture build a cathedral replica made of beer crates. Brewed in Cologne, the beer from the crates, called "Kölsch," is a clear, top-fermented brew similar to other beers made from mainly Pilsner malt.

Contestants takes part in the annual race on high heels during World Pride celebrations in the quarter of Chueca in Madrid, Spain, during "World Pride Madrid 2017."

Slovak President Andrej Kiska plays chess with 10-year-old Lucia Kapicakova. The girl was the winner of the European Youth Chess Championship 2016 in the U10 category. President Kiska gave up the match after some 30 minutes, finding himself in a "no chance to win" situation.

Thailand is home to some of the world's biggest crocodile farms, where tourists can see the giant reptiles lounging in the hot sun, chomping on chicken, or swarming in emerald-green pools. Some 1.2 million crocodiles are kept on more than 1,000 farms. Some are equipped with slaughterhouses and tanneries to produce luxury products.

A "Moichhara" cattle race takes place during the beginning of monsoon in a village in the Indian state of West Bengal. "Moichhara" means" ladder on the field" and is the traditional process for farmers to cultivate land.

Made of over 1,000,000 yards of digitally knitted and robotically woven fiber, the installation "Lumen" features two large-scale cellular canopies with 250 hanging tubular structures that create opportunities for visitors to interact. Lumen evolves over the course of the day, with responsive textiles that display subtle color in sunlight and emit glowing light after sundown.