A rare corpse flower is blooming at Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum in Boston, emitting a powerful stench similar to rotting meat. The plant, native to Sumatra, Indonesia, blooms for just two to three days once every year or two. Corpse flowers are endangered with fewer than 1,000 remaining in the wild.
Woman impaled by umbrella while sunbathing at Florida beach, prompting emergency response from Cocoa Beach Fire Department and Brevard County Fire Rescue.
A wax effigy of President Abraham Lincoln melted due to a heatwave in Washington DC, leaving his head and leg dripped off and the chair sinking into the ground. The statue is part of The Wax Monument Series by artist Sandy Williams IV and is a commentary on DC's history of Civil War-era Contraband Camps.
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The article discusses various strange and wacky world records related to food, such as most Big Macs eaten in a lifetime, most live cockroaches eaten in one minute, and most hot dogs consumed in a contest. Some individuals have set records for consuming unusual foods and quantities within specific time frames.
A man suffered a heart attack after winning $4 million at a casino in Singapore but is expected to recover. He was overly excited about his win and collapsed due to cardiac arrest. The casino is expected to pay out the winnings despite the incident.
A 20-year-old man was arrested for flying to Florida to attack a fellow gamer with a hammer after an online altercation. The victim survived with severe head injuries. The attacker had never met the victim in person but knew him from the online game ArcheAge.
A pair of fishermen and a fishing guide rescued 38 dogs in danger of drowning during a fishing trip on Grenada Lake in Mississippi. The dogs were participating in an annual fox run and had wandered too far into the water. The men pulled the dogs onto the boat and saved them from drowning.
A misspelled sign along Interstate 95 in Philadelphia caught the attention of drivers and social media users, leading to humorous reactions. The sign was installed near the site of a previous truck fire that caused a bridge to collapse. The mistake on the sign reads "Cenrtal Phila Chester."
Nathaniel Bar-Jonah, a convicted felon and child molester, held 'cook-outs' where he allegedly served dishes made from human flesh. He had a dark history of heinous acts, including kidnapping and assaulting children. He was sentenced to 130 years in prison and died in 2008.
A man was accused of cooking human flesh and serving it to his neighbors during 'cook-outs'. He had a history of heinous acts, including kidnapping and assaulting children. He was sentenced to 130 years in prison and died in 2008.
Lukas McClish was found alive after being lost for nine nights in the Santa Cruz Mountains. He survived by drinking creek water and eating wild berries, and was eventually located by first responders and reunited with his family.
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller interrupted a press briefing after noticing a cockroach on the wall near a reporter's head. The incident was reminiscent of a past event where a mouse fell from the White House press briefing room ceiling.
Two Maine millionaires are in a legal battle over accusations of tree poisoning to secure a better view, leading to herbicide entering a public beach. The perpetrators have paid fines and are under investigation for further remediation.
A Florida man was caught on video purchasing a face mask from a gas station before attempting to burglarize a bank. The bank was closed and left unlocked, leading to the suspect being caught on surveillance video and later arrested.
A bus suspected of being used for a bestiality operation was pulled over in southern Pennsylvania, leading to the rescue of 30 birds, 4 dogs, a bull, and a pony from squalid conditions. The driver, Shawn Hirschbine, was arrested on an outstanding warrant for distributing obscene material to children.
A baby moose in Alaska was saved from drowning after getting wedged between a floatplane and a dock. The calf was rescued by a man and police officers, reuniting it with its mother.
A former lawyer and Baptist minister claimed that Torreya State Park in Florida was the literal site of the Garden of Eden from the Bible's Book of Genesis. He believed the geographical features matched the description in the Old Testament, including the Apalachicola River and the Torreya tree. The park later became a 'Garden of Eden' tourist attraction with a hiking trail. The minister passed away in 1981, and the trail is now part of the Nature Conservancy's preserve.
A mysterious monolith has appeared near Gass Peak in the Nevada desert, sparking curiosity and speculation similar to other occurrences around the world.
A Wyoming resident named Victor Miller filed paperwork for his ChatGPT bot named “Vic” to run for mayor in Cheyenne, Wyoming, but it was deemed illegal by the Secretary of State. The bot, intended to handle decision-making, was created as a response to city officials denying a public records request. Experts argue that AI bots are not reliable enough to run a city due to lack of common sense and real-life experience.
President Joe Biden's German shepherd Commander reportedly attacked Secret Service members multiple times, leading to concerns and calls for muzzling. The incidents resulted in damage to clothing but no serious injuries. The dog was eventually relocated to live with other family members due to over-protectiveness.
Running clubs are becoming a popular alternative to dating apps, with many individuals joining for the running and community but staying for the opportunity to find a partner. The trend has led to a surge in interest in running clubs as dating hot spots.
Israeli troops used a trebuchet to launch fireballs over the wall near the Israeli border with Lebanon to clear dense brush. The IDF confirmed that the trebuchet was a local initiative by reservists at a northern outpost and not widely used.
A US Department of Defense contractor's encounter with a giant, glowing UFO in Canada led to 10 years of research and two patents. Witnesses captured electronic evidence of the UFO, described as a 'barbell' shape glowing indigo blue, with a powerful spinning electromagnetic propulsion system. The case was investigated by UFO researcher Robert Powell and revealed unusual patterns in the UFO's light show that matched the interference on the video. The encounter sparked interest in the UFO's propulsion system and led to two patents.
Chinese influencer Lisa Li has gained popularity for her virtual relationship with ChatGPT named Dan, which is a 'jailbreak' version allowing more liberal interactions. The AI provides emotional support and companionship, appealing to women disappointed with real-world dating experiences. Despite ethical and privacy concerns, the trend of virtual relationships is growing among Chinese women.
Two Florida teens arrested for participating in the 'Door Kick Challenge' on TikTok, causing damage to multiple homes. The challenge involved kicking in the front doors of residents' homes.
A rare antelope named Lief died at Brights Zoo in Tennessee after choking on part of a squeezable snack pouch left behind by a visitor. The zoo prohibits these pouches due to safety concerns for the animals.
Mediators are working on a cease-fire deal in Gaza after Hamas proposed amendments to President Biden's plan. G7 summit in Italy focuses on supporting Ukraine against Russia. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposes regulations to remove medical debt from credit scores. NPR reporter explores the significance of prisoners' perspectives. Mexico City faces gender violence crisis despite women-only metro cars. Joey Chestnut wins hot dog eating contest by eating 63 hot dogs in 10 minutes.
A deer crashed through the windshield of a RIPTA bus in Warwick, injuring two passengers and ultimately succumbing to its injuries. The driver remained calm and safely pulled over to evaluate the situation.
Researchers speculate that an unidentified, technologically advanced population could be living among humans secretly on Earth. The research suggests the existence of non-human underground civilizations and ancient, highly advanced human civilizations walking among us.
Researchers at Harvard and Montana Technological University suggest the existence of technologically advanced cryptoterrestrials living secretly on Earth, potentially explaining UFO sightings. The government's response to UFO research programs is also discussed.
Polish climber Marcin Banot attempted to scale one of the tallest buildings in Buenos Aires, Argentina but was caught by firefighters before reaching the top.
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Animal extremist group attacks portrait of King Charles III in protest against animal cruelty on livestock farms, calling for a plant-based food system and accusing RSPCA of misleading the public about farmed meat.
Joey Chestnut, the national eating champion, will miss the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Competition for the first time in over 15 years after signing up to represent a company that makes vegan hot dogs, violating his agreement with Nathan's. Major League Eating and Nathan's are disappointed with Chestnut's decision.
Halle Berry struggled to get out of a tight blouse in a video shared on social media, showing a behind-the-scenes wardrobe malfunction.
A bull jumped the fence at a rodeo in Oregon, injuring three people. Two sustained minor injuries, while a woman was trampled by the bull but quickly released from the hospital. The bull was recaptured within minutes.
At the 84th Sisters Rodeo in Oregon, a bull hopped a fence and injured at least four people before being wrangled back in. The incident occurred during a performance of Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless the U.S.A.'
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A wild video captured water from a gushing fire hydrant suspending a vehicle in the air following a crash in Southern California.
An Oregon man and his four dogs got stranded in the woods after driving off an embankment. One dog ran four miles to alert people, leading to the man's rescue. The story drew applause for the heroic dogs.
Bill Melugin reports no change at the border post Biden's executive action; man named Optimus Prime arrested for stealing a vehicle in Texas.
A 45-year-old woman was found dead inside a python in Indonesia. This is a rare but not unheard of incident in the region.
Discovery of mysterious network of hidden tunnels beneath Ybor City, Florida sparks wild theories about their origin, with speculation ranging from smuggling operations to 'white slavery.' Historians remain unsure of the true purpose of the tunnels, with various theories proposed over the years.
A string of Lego thefts has been occurring in Southern California, with thieves targeting retailers and making off with valuable Lego sets. The rise in popularity of Lego among adults has contributed to a thriving black market for stolen Lego products.
Corey Harris, who went viral for driving during a virtual court appearance, never had a valid driver's license and was arrested for driving under suspended driving privileges. Despite reports of a clerical error, it was revealed that he never had an eligible driver's license and failed to follow proper steps to reinstate his driving privileges.
Virginia Oliver, Maine's oldest active lobster trapper at 104, has been catching lobsters for over nine decades and has no plans of retiring. She is a beloved figure in her town and is known as 'the Lobster Lady.'
YouTube star Alex Choi facing federal charges for directing a video where fireworks were shot from a helicopter at a Lamborghini in the desert outside Los Angeles last year.
Audrey Hale, a 28-year-old transgender individual, shot six people to death at a Nashville Christian school. She left behind handwritten notes discussing her struggle with gender identity and desire for a male anatomy. The incident has sparked controversy and accusations of a political cover-up.
The German Association for Free Body Culture is concerned about declining interest in public nudity, citing reasons like generational differences, social media, and the rise of glamping. However, there has been a small spike in interest during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A lobster-themed monster truck accident in Maine caused injuries when it clipped a power line, leading to utility poles falling at the Topsham Fairgrounds. The driver stated he did not see the wire from the cockpit of the custom-made monster truck.
Xavier Joel missed his kindergarten graduation due to a family wedding, but was celebrated on a plane by flight attendants and passengers. He wore his cap and gown, walked down the aisle, and had a mock graduation ceremony.
Controversy surrounds China's highest natural waterfall, Yuntai Sky Fall, after a video revealed water flowing from a hidden pipe. The park admitted to enhancing the site for visitors' experience. Users had mixed reactions, with some understanding the decision and others criticizing the park for deception and profiteering.
Reports of a mysterious fungus infecting cicadas causing abnormal sexual behaviors, referred to as 'zombies', but experts clarify that there is nothing to worry about as the fungus is harmless to humans and only affects cicadas.
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Researchers have gathered data on the average penis size and breast size across the world. Sudanese men and women in Norway have the largest sizes. Brits rank 60th in penis size and have a C cup breast size on average. The UK has seen a slight increase in penis size over the years, while Italy has experienced a decrease. It is important for both men and women to regularly check their body for any changes.
Cicadas from brood XIX are being infected by a fungus that turns them into 'sex-crazed zombies' by tearing off their genitals but driving them to keep mating. The fungus replaces the cicada's backend with a 'chalky white gum drop' and keeps them alive to spread spores. Infected cicadas become hypersexual and even pretend to be females to mate with other males. The fungus also produces a stimulant that possibly makes the cicadas 'high out of their minds.' The infection doesn't pose a risk to humans.
Researchers have gathered data on average penis and breast sizes across the world, with Sudanese men having the largest members and Norwegian women having the biggest breasts. Brits rank in the middle for both categories. It's important to remember that everyone's bodies are different and beautiful in their own way.
A giraffe at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Texas lifted a 2-year-old girl from the back of a pickup truck while she was trying to feed it. The girl was unharmed in the incident.
Giant, venomous spiders that fly through the air, known as Joro spiders, are expected to invade the U.S. Northeast via a technique called ballooning. While they are not harmful to humans, they pose a threat to other critters like butterflies and wasps.
Two teenagers are accused of dognapping a dachshund named Milkshake from a New York apartment and trying to extort the owner. The dog, an emotional support service dog, is still missing. The suspects demanded money in exchange for the dog, but it has not been recovered.
A circus bear mauls its trainer during a performance in Russia, shocking spectators. The bear was forced to do tricks for the 'Happiness Show' and attacked its trainer as revenge. The trainer survived without serious injury, but mistreatment of circus animals can lead to dangerous situations.
A Louisiana child was found safe after being reported missing, along with a rooster found in the boy's backpack. The rooster did not belong to the child, and it remains a mystery how it ended up in the backpack.
Charlotte, a round stingray initially believed to be pregnant via parthenogenesis, is actually sick with a rare reproductive disease, not pregnant. The situation drew international attention and speculation, with experts expressing concerns for Charlotte's health and skepticism over the possibility of a shark-ray hybrid. The aquarium is now focused on understanding and treating Charlotte's condition.
Giant black and yellow Jorō spiders from China are set to arrive in northeastern US states this summer. Although venomous, their poison is weak and fangs can't pierce human skin. Experts predict they will spread across the east coast and beyond, but they prefer staying outside. No fatalities have been reported.
Parents accuse a top private school of being a hotbed of Jew-hate after Jewish student experiences torment and witnessing teacher misconduct. Controversy arises over antisemitic incidents and radical ideologies at the school.
A Minnesota woman chased after a bear that was chasing her dog, Zeus, in a dramatic encounter captured on home surveillance video.
An 81-year-old man, known as the 'serial slingshot shooter,' died shortly after being released from jail for tormenting his neighbors in California. Residents complained of being victimized for a decade by the elderly man's actions.
Funeral home worker planned to smuggle a life-size sex doll from a deceased man's home using a body bag in Omaha, Nebraska.
A fight broke out at a Spirit Airlines check-in counter at Baltimore/Washington International Airport involving a passenger and Spirit employees. One person was injured and four employees have been suspended pending investigation.
A man in Michigan with a suspended driver's license joined a court Zoom call while driving, leading to his bond being revoked by the judge.
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Tips and tricks for handling kitchen disasters, including dealing with stovetop fires, microwave odors, and countertop stains.
A Florida woman jumped into the water from a historic pier to evade police after being caught having sex in public with a man. Both were arrested for trespassing and disorderly conduct. The pier, known for fishing and sightseeing, has a rich history and has been damaged by hurricanes in the past.
Michigan judge revokes defendant's bond after catching him driving with a suspended license during a virtual court hearing.
A Florida woman and man were caught having sex in broad daylight on a Naples pier, with the woman diving into the ocean to escape police. They were both charged with trespassing and disturbing the peace, with the woman facing an additional charge of resisting arrest without violence.
Mario Felix's French Bulldog was stolen at gunpoint in Montebello, California, prompting a plea for her safe return. The incident occurred while Felix was on an evening walk with his wife, and the thief also took his watch, wallet, and phone.
Former President Donald Trump faces 34 felony counts related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels, Pope Francis apologizes for using a slur against gay men, South Africa's ruling party faces potential loss of majority, Brazilian evangelicals support Israel, and identical twins share uncanny similarities.
A group of Mississippi sheriff's deputies called the Goon Squad traded pictures of rotting corpses, joked about violence, rape, and shocking people with Tasers in a WhatsApp group chat. Some deputies have been sentenced to federal prison for their actions, while others still work at the department. The chat revealed a pattern of brutality and racist behavior among the deputies.
An alligator was found taking bites out of a deceased female victim in Houston, Texas.
Angler catches record-breaking 95-pound catfish in Oklahoma, later prepared into food.
A San Diego PD officer accidentally locked himself in the back seat of his patrol car with a female suspect after she propositioned him for sex. The embarrassing incident led to his resignation amid an internal police investigation.
Lauretta Quincey, a 40-year-old from Canada, has a passion for building with Legos, having collected hundreds of thousands of pieces over the years. She recently built a six-foot tall doghouse for her pet.
FBI's Boston Division announces return of artifacts stolen from Japan following Battle of Okinawa in 1945. Mexico's federal archeology agency accuses Guanajuato of mistreating mummified bodies. Turf battle between INAH and Guanajuato over jurisdiction of mummies.
Dairy-loving daredevils participate in the extreme annual event of cheese rolling in southwest England. Racers chase 7-pound wheels of Double Gloucester cheese down a near-vertical hill, with the first to finish getting to keep the cheese. Safety concerns arise as competitors struggle to stay on their feet on the slippery and muddy hill.
Israel airstrike in Rafah kills at least 45 Palestinians, sparking international condemnation. U.S. fire officials concerned about wildfire season with vacancies and overgrown forests. Virginia IT firm settles after discriminatory job posting. Shortages of weight loss drug Zepbound lead to challenges in maintaining weight loss. Okalolies of Tristan da Cunha celebrate New Year's Eve with chaotic tradition. Banksy Museum in NYC features replicas of original Banksy art.
Learn about the old rules of wearing white after Memorial Day and the story behind these clothing conventions.
Passengers on a Virgin Australia flight witnessed a naked man running through the aisle, causing the plane to turn back to Perth. The man was arrested by Australian Federal Police and taken to the hospital for assessments.
A naked man ran down the aisle of an Australian domestic flight, forcing the plane to turn back mid-flight. He was arrested upon landing in Perth, Australia.
11-year-old girl becomes youngest student to graduate from Irvine Valley College, breaking her older brother's record. She proudly accepted her Liberal Arts associate's degree and has ambitious career plans.
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Protesters in France plan a 'sh*t flashmob' in the Seine river to challenge government efforts to clean it up before the Olympics.
Connecticut TikToker LaTeasha Brost goes viral after tripping over couch while escaping kitchen fire, causing a panic and receiving 2nd degree burns. She emphasizes the importance of not using water to extinguish oil fires.
Jessica Mathews went viral on TikTok after a rooster named Barry flew into her car in the UK, making itself at home and refusing to leave. Mathews eventually found a new home for the rooster.
RuPaul’s Drag Race star Gottmik showcased her double mastectomy on the runway, bejeweling her scars with red Swarovski crystals. The display sparked controversy and criticism on social media.
Women are participating in rage ritual retreats led by individuals like cybersecurity engineer Mia Banducci, where they scream and hit sticks on the ground to process past wrongdoings. The retreats aim to provide a safe space for women to express anger and emotions freely.
A 15-year-old boy in Arizona survived a black bear attack in a bunkhouse while watching TV. His brother came to his rescue, and the bear was later euthanized by officials. The family was grateful for the outcome.
Chatham County Police Department in Georgia arrested and released a wild alligator found in a resident's driveway, captured on bodycam footage. Residents found the incident amusing and commended the officers for their bravery.
Justin Alexander Shetler, a survivalist, went missing in the Parvati Valley of India in 2016. The case is explored in the Tenderfoot TV podcast 'Status: Untraced.' Many theories and conspiracy theories surround his disappearance, including involvement of local mafia and drug trade.
Chaos erupted at a kindergarten graduation in Tennessee when a brawl broke out between adults and children, leading to arrests and injuries. The fight stemmed from tensions between two women in the crowd.