A food stand in a busy market in Jakarta, Indonesia sells grilled cobra snakes to customers hoping to reap what is believed to be health benefits by either drinking the snake's blood or consuming its meat.

Ramadan Edwan practices an unusal style of hairdressing in a quaint barber shop in the Rafah refugee camp on the southern Gaza strip. Edwan pours flammable powder and liquid on his customers' hair before sparking a fire to style the hair. “The idea of fire barbering is old here,” Edwan says, stating the practice has many benefits. “It's good for blood circulation. It also feeds hair and protects the root,” he adds.

A dog drags its back legs on a busy road, eliciting sympathy from those around it. When a taxi driver gets out of his car and approaches the dog, it jumps up and walks away as if nothing has happened.

Speaking to tourism sector representatives in a meeting at the Presidential Palace on Feb. 2, President Erdoğan launched a campaign called 'Bring your neighbor and come' , calling on Turks living abroad to spend their vacations and hold weddings in Turkey. He also stated that the government intends to increase the number of tourists visiting the country by 8 million, touting Turkey's wealth of touristic attractions.

Turkish jets neutralized four Daesh emirs on the 165th day of the Euphrates Shield Operation. A total of 51 Daesh terrorists were neutralized by the Turkish military.

A man simultaneously releases 285 snakes kept in a giant sack. After untangling the last snake, which wrapped around the man's ancle, he calmly walks away.

A lion in the Bannerghatta Biological Park, India, attacks the vehicle of a tourist during safari.

The Build18 team at Carnegie Mellon University has built a robot to transport a goldfish aquarium.

A pack of dogs in Thailand bark at and bite a 2.5-meter long cobra.

The Shabelle river has run dry amid intense drought in war-torn Somalia. Villages rely solely on water from the river to survive. Somalians have been forced to flee the drought and famine.

A group of lions hunt down a buffalo as bewildered tourists watch from a distance. The lions rip apart their prey and then approach the vehicle the tourists are seated in to rest in its shade.

As many as five airstrikes have hit the northwestern Syrian city of Idlib on Friday, with warplanes conducting continuous airstrikes for one hour. A large number of people were wounded in the intense attack, according to local forces. Early Thursday morning, U.S. air strikes hit Syrian Red Crescent offices in Idlib after midnight, injuring several staff and causing extensive damage.

After taking a few sips from his drink, a man jumps off the second story of a building thinking he can fly. The man is disappointed and his friends entertained when he falls face first onto the ground below.

Locals spotted a moose flailing in a frozen lake just as they finished eating lunch. The locals approached the trapped animal and hacked away at the ice to free the moose.

A woman in China snacks on sticks of scorpions. The scorpions inserted on a skewer and wave their legs and tails as they wait to be eaten.

A monkey relaxes with her infant while teaching the young one how to use a smartphone. The monkey flips through photographs and videos, occassionally even playing music, as the infant carefully watches.

A video appears to show a man who purposely lit himself on fire wıth a lighter. Jumping and screaming, he immediately regretted it, taking his clothes off as they catch fire!

A cow jumps off a roof in India, doing a backflip before slamming into the road.

A zookeeper is attacked by a zebra at a Chinese zoo. The zebra drags the zookeeper by the arm as fellow zookeepers chase after them.

A young mother dropped her baby 12 meters after she stumbled when her dress got caught in an escalator in a shopping center in Uzbekistan. Emergency crews were unable to save the baby's life.