Remember the dress that broke the internet?
In 2015, this image was widely circulated on Facebook, with some people seeing the dress as white and gold, others seeing it as blue and black. Whichever camp you are in, you probably
When police in Spain pulled over a 70-year-old van driver for not wearing a seatbelt and driving erratically, they thought it would be a routine stop. The man had other ideas. After being asked to take and retake a breathalyzer
I searched in Apple Music for songs titled “Higher,” and it’s a pretty common song title. There are songs called “Higher” by Creed, Tems, Citizen Cope, TEC, burns Boy, Rihanna, DJ Khaled, Lemaitre, Chris Stapleton Michael Buble, Eminem and more.
The phrase “Different strokes for different folks” originated in the 1960s and seems to have been popularized by Muhammad Ali. Describing his knock-out punches against Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson, he said, “I got different strokes for different folks.”
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In 1959, residents of São Paulo, Brazil, elected Cacareco to city counsel. Cacareco was a five-year and female and lived at the Sao Paulo zoo. She was a big girl, known to eat 70 pounds
In medieval Europe, it was not uncommon to put animals on trial for various crimes. In France, Italy, Switzerland, and elsewhere, courts tried pigs, dogs, rats, grasshoppers, and snails for crimes against people, property, and God.
Examples include cases brought against vermin
This is Louie. He’s 11 weeks old. He has the teeth of a shark. If you play with him and there’s no toy in his mouth, your arm is the toy. Or your foot. Or sometimes your face. In my
I found this guy while running in the neighborhood
When animals flock together, we use strange collective names to describe them. You’ve heard of a flock of seagulls, a pod of whales, and a murder of crows. But did you
Two London police officers had to get creative to break up a gambling ring that was profiting off tourists on Westminster Bridge. The gambling rings would target tourists by setting up rigged games. Police would break up the games, but
