Tomorrow, April 25, is World Malaria Day, which was instituted by the World Health Assembly in May 2007. Every year there are about 216 million malaria cases worldwide, and an estimated 655,000 deaths from the disease.

In honor of World Malaria Day, a company called e3 Resources in Franklin, Tennessee has created the The MalariaCube, which uses pictures to show how the disease is transmitted (through mosquitoes), how to prevent it, the symptoms, who can get it, and how to treat it.

The Cube unfolds to simply and clearly reveal important facts that help the viewer identify and understand how they can protect themselves and others against Malaria. Click here to buy or donate the Malaria Cube, or watch some videos below about how it works: