Giant starfish takes a walk down the beach
A giant starfish was captured on camera as it walked along a beach in North Carolina.
A giant starfish was captured on camera as it walked along a beach in North Carolina.
Kirill Tereshin, a 21-year-old Russian man injected enhancement oil synthol into his arms, and his biceps suddenly started to grow. His 64-centimeter wide arms are now a problem for him as doctors say they could cause pulmonary embolisms, nerve damage, infections, stroke and oil-filled cysts or ulcers in the muscle.
The newly-inaugurated Louvre Abu Dhabi museum has welcomed its first visitors on Saturday as art lovers from around the world flock to the 1-billion-dollar museum for a chance to view renowned artworks on display from up close.
The Popocatepetl volcano located in Mexico erupted three times in the 24 hours between Nov. 9 and 10, according to the national civilian protection coordinator. Footage shows the moments of eruption.
Bahrain said an explosion which caused a fire at its main oil pipeline on Friday was caused by "terrorist" sabotage, linking the unprecedented attack to its arch-foe Iran, which denies any role in the Gulf island kingdom's unrest. Videos on social media showed the massive fire minutes after the explosion.
A neo-fascist Italian man was detained after he attacked a reporter amid an interview regarding his support for the movement.
A fisherman in Florida got the surprise of his life when he reeled in what he thought was a catfish, only to discover he'd hooked a baby alligator. The alligator was not harmed and was released back into the pond.
In 1971, an English band called “Colonel Bagshot” released a song called “Six Day War” on their album “Oh! What a Lovely War,” following the Arab- Israeli war that broke out in 1967, which was released along with their album in 1971. Here's the tale behind that song.
Egyptian authorities have confiscated more than 1,400 children's toys popularly known as "Sisi's pendulum."
A school in Turkey's Kırklareli district encourages students to help each other out for lunch money. The 'Buddy, you're on me today!' project lets students help each other get food anonymously.
Abu Ahmad and his family fled Syria to escape the war and ended up in Lebanon. There, suffering from poverty and hunger he was approached by organ traffickers who offered money for his kidney.
Footage shows two Pitbull dogs attacking a street cat in Turkey's Istanbul. Even though the dog's owners tried to save the cat by kicking the dogs, the poor cat was shredded to pieces.
Niagara Falls are known as one of the most famous waterfalls in the world. Niagara Falls are three waterfalls which sit right on the border between the United States and Canada. Approximately 20 million tourists visit these falls each year.
Pakistan's “human owl” boy can turn his head 180 degrees to look directly behind him. 14-year-old Muhammad Sameer, from Pakistan's Karachi, uses his hands to help rotate his head back over his shoulders.
Footage shows dolphins swimming in a pool at SeaWorld Orlando as squirrels are looking for food in front of the pool. Watch as these dolphins become mesmerized by two squirrels, following them with their gaze.
A scientist places a two way mirror-glass in a pool to observe the reactions of these clever dolphins. While other animals usually think that they are seeing something else through the mirror, dolphins recognize their own reflection, just as humans do.
Footage shows U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin chatting as they walk together for the 'family photograph' at the APEC summit.
Dash cam footage shows a dramatic car crash in Australia as a speeding vehicle slams head-on into a parked car on the side of a road, smashing the windshield completely.
Tourists are pouring out from the Indian capital en masse after a toxic smog that smothered New Delhi this week and triggered a pollution emergency. The smog has most severely impacted the homeless and those living in slums, said activists and doctors, as city officials struggled to contain the crisis.
A man deliberately ran his car into a group of students outside a high school near Toulouse in southern France on Friday, injuring three people, two of them seriously. The driver of the vehicle, a 28-year-old man who was known to police for committing minor offences, was arrested at the scene, the sources said.
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