Archive for October 2026
Man moves ice cubes with his mouth to break Guinness World Record
The Idaho man with the most concurrent Guinness World Records titles used his mouth to move more than 2 pounds of ice cubes between two trays.
Read MoreSan Francisco company offering $20 an hour to walk robot dogs
A San Francisco tech startup posted a job listing offering $20 to dog walkers willing to spend four to six hours walking robot dogs.
Read MoreCapybara caught on camera 7 months after zoo escape
A British zoo said a capybara on the loose since March has been photographed by wildlife cameras set up by the search team.
Read MoreSpreadsheet fan’s software collection surpasses 1,000 programs
A certified spreadsheet fanatic with the world record for the largest collection of spreadsheet software said he now has more than 1,000 items.
Read MoreDozens protest against ‘Liberty Biberty’ in Boston
Dozens of demonstrators held a protest in front of Liberty Mutual’s Boston headquarters to demand an end to the company’s “Liberty Biberty” mascot.
Read MoreFive spooky Odd News mysteries for Halloween
Prepare for Halloween with spooky Odd News mysteries, including unidentified objects, fake cats, a vanishing island, space balls and mystery poops.
Read MoreLook: Nebraska woman reunited with wedding ring lost at football game
A woman who lost her wedding ring at a University of Nebraska-Lincoln football game had it returned to her thanks to a friend and a news article.
Read MoreLook: Man holds knuckle handstand for record-breaking 1 minute, 23 seconds
A Tennessee gymnast said it took him over four months of training before he could hold a knuckle handstand for a record-breaking 1 minute, 23 seconds.
Read MoreArtificial intelligence and the erosion of human agency
Are Latin America’s citizens retaining the ability to question the systems on which they increasingly depend?
Read MoreLook: Hazmat team removes mysterious cylinder from Florida beach
A hazardous materials team was summoned to a beach in Florida’s Flagler County to remove a mysterious cylinder that washed ashore during storms.
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