Archive for October 2026
Watch: Record-breaking freight train hauls 696 cars in South Africa
A freight train in South Africa may have broken a world record by hauling 696 cars — making the train 4.7 miles long.
Read MoreCanadian Man Learns The Hard Way Why You Shouldn’t Steal Flamingos When Drunk
Mitchell Fairbarn told the court he was drunk and sleep-deprived when he grabbed “Peachy” by the neck in March.
Read MoreWatch: San Diego Zoo announces birth on International Sloth Day
The San Diego Zoo celebrated International Sloth Day with an appropriately-timed announcement: the birth of a baby Linnaeus’s two-toed sloth.
Read MoreStranger’s help earns Md. visitor a $37,951 lottery prize
A Texas woman visiting Maryland was convinced by a stranger to play the lottery’s Racetrax game for the first time — and won $37,951.
Read MoreWatch: Entangled moose rescued from roll of wire fencing in Idaho
An Idaho sheriff’s deputy came to the rescue of a moose found in Latah County with its head and body entangled in a roll of wire fencing.
Read MoreInternational Sloth Day: Five stories of slow-moving shenanigans
Celebrate International Sloth Day with five Odd News stories of the slow-moving species breaking records and getting up to mischief.
Read MoreLook: Massive cowboy at at Texas racetrack earns Guinness World Record
A Texas racetrack celebrated its upcoming Formula 1 event by unveiling a sculpture of a cowboy hat that was confirmed to be the world’s largest.
Read MoreWatch: Escaped emu found wandering mountain bike trail in Ohio
Parks workers in Ohio shared photos and video of an unexpected discovery on a mountain bike trail: an escaped emu.
Read MoreLook: Escaped horse rescued from drainage ditch next to Texas highway
Firefighters in Texas rushed into action when one of several escaped horses along a busy highway would up stuck in a drainage ditch.
Read MoreWatch: Exotic bird flies into Chicago airport, fights with passengers
An exotic green bird flew into a terminal at Chicago O’Hare International Airport and was filmed fighting with passengers and airline workers.
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