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Pictures of the day june 9, 2009 A cooking robot, 2,510 Smurfs, and a reverse hand transplant. Teenager Aimee Kick has created a unique prom dress entirely out of coffee filters. The 18-year-old high school student from Missouri, US, spent a month creating the quirky outfit for her senior prom. Picture: SPLASH Divers swim alongside 30-ft long basking sharks off the Cornish coast near Lands End. While basking sharks don't deliberately attack humans, their huge size and brute strength means that they can break swimmers' limbs or knock them unconscious if they stray too close. Picture: APEX NEWS Jango the rhino mounts an old car in a pool in his enclosure at the Schoenbrunn Zoo in Vienna. The car was placed there to highlight the problems of enviromental pollution. Picture: EUROPICS[CEN] A boy and buffalo cool themselves in the Tawi river on a hot summer's day in Jammu, Kashmir. Picture: REUTERS Cooking robot Okonomiyaki pours the ingredients for okonomiyaki (Japanese flour cake) over a heated pan at the International Food Machinery and Technology Exhibition in Tokyo.... Picture: AP ...The robot, developed by Toyo Riki Co, can complete the whole process of okonomiyaki cooking: stirring the ingredients in a bowl, pouring them into the pan, turning them over, serving them and asking you what types of sauces you want. Picture: AP An 18-metre (59 feet) tall Gundam stands above trees in a park in Tokyo, marking the 30th anniversary of the start of its TV broadcasting in 1979. Picture: AP Brazilian Navy divers recover a huge part of the rudder of the Air France A330 aircraft lost in midflight over the Atlantic ocean. Picture: GETTY Federal police detain a policeman from the municipality of Escobedo after they tried to block a road in Monterrey, Mexico, in support of colleagues who were arrested on suspicion of involvement with organised crime. Picture: AP The right hand of a man that was transplanted onto his left arm, after he lost both hands in a subway accident. His right arm was so badly damaged that it couldn't be used, so doctors placed his right hand on his left forearm. They then removed his thumb and repositioned it on the other side of his hand, so that his old index finger is now his little finger. The eight-hour operation, carried out at the 12 de Octubre hospital in Madrid, is only the fifth inverted hand transplant in An African Crowned Crane grooms itself at the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore. Picture: AP A zookeeper holds two red-flanked lorikeet chicks in his hand at the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore. Picture: AP A zoo official feeds pangolin with milk at the Dusit zoo in Bangkok, Thailand. The animal was handed over to the zoo when villagers found it abandoned on the road on the outskirts of Bangkok. Picture: AP Vladimir, a 35-year-old male orangutan, chews on straw at Vienna's Schoenbrunn Zoo. Picture: AFP/GETTY Scrooble the dog, who overcame cancer and became a Crufts finalist, looks through a CT scanner during a visit to the new treatment centre at the University of Edinburgh's Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies. Picture: PA Artist Gianni Schiumarini of Italy works on his sand sculpture at the 7th Sandsation international sand sculpture festival in Berlin. Picture: GETTY Labourers transport sand at a construction site in Changzhi, Shanxi province, China. Picture: REUTERS Workers walk to their dormitories as they finish their shift near the African area of the Expo 2010 in Shanghai. Picture: REUTERS Models are reflected on a pool during the Hosa Cup China Swimwear Design Contest held inside the National Aquatic Centre, known as the Water Cube, in Beijing. Picture: AP A student dances in foam during a party marking the start of gay pride events at Sapir College near the southern Israeli town of Sderot. Picture: REUTERS The Oceana nightclub in Swansea where 2,510 people, the majority of whom were students from the local university, gathered to smash the world record for the largest number of people dressed as Smurfs. Picture: PA A volunteer carries posters of reformist candidate Mir Hussein Mousavi, at one of his election offices in Tehran. Picture: AP A new crown coin produced by the Royal Mint to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Henry VIII's accession to the throne. Picture: PA Children watch Andy Murray warm up at Queens Club in London. Picture: REUTERS The new Apple iPhone 3GS, which will be twice as fast and take videos, will go on sale from June 19. Picture: REUTERS A secret ballot envelope from the Screen Actors Guild contract ratification ballot is seen in Los Angeles. Picture: REUTERS Books that the FBI says were stolen from the Italian government by collectibles dealer John Sisto are displayed at the Chicago offices of the bureau. The artefacts include letters written by former kings and popes, and are valued at $5 to $10 million. Picture: GETTY