Archive for November 2024
Watch: Officer crawls 50 yards through pipe to rescue kitten in Florida
Animal welfare officers in Florida came to the rescue of a kitten heard crying from inside a drainage pipe.
Read More‘Walking Dead’ superfan’s collection earns Guinness World Record
A Saudi Arabia man earned a Guinness World Record for his collection of 3,053 different pieces of memorabilia related to comic book and TV franchise “The Walking Dead.”
Read MoreRobot Dog Becomes First Robot to Complete a Full Marathon on a Single Charge
Laibo 2, a quadruped robot developed in South Korea, has become the first robot to ever complete a full marathon on a single charge after running the 42.195-km Sangju Dried Persimmon Marathon. Developed by Professor Hwangbo Je-min and his team at the Korea Advanced Insitute of Science and Technology, Laibo 2 is an advanced quadruped…
Read MoreIowa man credits late grandfather for $25,000 lottery win
An Iowa man who stopped to buy flowers to commemorate the anniversary of his grandfather’s death ended up winning a $25,000 lottery prize.
Read MoreDeer wearing high-visibility vest seen wandering British Columbia town
Residents of a northern British Columbia community are trying to solve the mystery of a local deer seen wandering around wearing a high-visibility vest.
Read MoreLook: USFWS equipment found covered in living ‘blob of jelly’
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Midwest Fisheries Center shared photos of a telemetry receiver found covered in a living “blob of jelly.”
Read MoreLook: Two goats ‘detained’ after being caught chasing pedestrians
Police in Washington rounded up a pair of escaped goats that went wandering through a city and chased pedestrians.
Read MoreWatch: Circus performer breaks two world records on the aerial hoop
An Australian circus performer put her endurance to the test by breaking two Guinness World Records with an aerial hoop in a single day.
Read MoreWatch: Swimming raccoons rescued from Rhode Island drain
Rhode Island Department of Transportation workers cleaning out catch basins made a startling discovery — two trapped raccoons treading water in a rapidly-filling drain.
Read MoreSt. Louis Zoo announces birth of baby Asian elephant
The St. Louis Zoo in Missouri announced the birth of a male baby Asian elephant, the first of his species to be conceived via artificial insemination at the facility.
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