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ROME -- Four frescoed rooms in Ancient Roman Emperor Augustus's House on Rome's Palatine Hill opened to the public for the first time on Sunday.

A view of the frescoed ceiling of one of the rooms of the first century

palace of Emperor Augustus on Rome's Palatine Hill during a tour for

 the media, in this Dec. 10, 2007 file photo. Four frescoed rooms in

Ancient Roman Emperor Augustus's House on Rome's Palatine Hill

opened to the public for the first time on Sunday.

Four Australian Corroboree Frogs sit on a zoo keeper's hand at Taronga Zoo in Sydney March 10, 2008. Australian zoos have joined world zoos in a conservation strategy for The Year of the Frog 2008, to help avert the increase in frog extinctions across the globe. The Corroboree Frog is one of Australia's most endangered species, with fewer than 200 of the frogs existing in the wild.

A man looks at an Adam Air plane which skidded off the runway at Batam airport March 10, 2008. The Indonesian passenger plane, which was carrying 174 people, skidded off the runway in heavy rain during a landing on the island of Batam on Monday, injuring five people, an airline spokesman and a doctor said.

An Adam Air plane, which skidded off the runway, is seen at Batam airport March 10, 2008. The Indonesian passenger plane, which was carrying 174 people, skidded off the runway in heavy rain during a landing on the island of Batam on Monday, injuring five people, an airline spokesman and a doctor said.

Dani Graves (L) walks his girlfriend Tasha Maltby on a leash in the street in England. A bus driver refused to let them board his bus in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. The couple complained to the bus company. Maltby defended her lifestyle saying she enjoyed being a "pet."