A hunter made the odd discovery of a red fox that had fallen into the Danube River and became frozen in a sheet of ice near Fridingen in the Baden-Wurttemberg region of Germany. This is a testimony to the unusual, freezing temperatures that residents in Europe, Eastern Europe and Turkey have been subjected to in January.

This is an excellent construction video of an extremely efficient asphalt laying crew, which wastes little time for each phase of the road construction in Australia.

An apartment complex's camera caught the moment of when a parked car rolled and then flew off of the elevated parking area and almost into a garden floor apartment on lower ground. The hand break became loose, which caused the accident. No one was injured in the incident which happened in Turkey's northwestern Kocaeli province.

In Saudi Arabia, an incredible team pulled off the dangerous stunt of changing the two left tires on a jeep while driving on the two right tires.

A guy riding a bike offers a ride to a small monkey, who at first didn't want to go. Then when he starts to leave, the monkey screams at him as though he is saying, “Don't you dare leave me behind!” The monkey then jumps up and sits behind the motorcyclist; and they're off.

A car camera captured this unusual scene of sheep rebelling against their herd's shepherd on a country road. After the shepherd was knocked down once, one ram in particular repeatedly rammed the poor man with his head, preventing the man from springing to his feet. The driver stopped the car and scared away the persistent ram.

The building was empty at the time it collapsed, but because it is located on a busy road, passers-by became trapped under the wreckage.

Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) has stated that it conducted an airstrike against the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) terrorists in Qandil of Northern Iraq, leaving 11 terrorists dead. The operation was conducted on January 6, according to the statement of TAF on Friday. 11 targets were also destroyed, which were being used as ammunition storages and shelter by the terrorists.

Self-exiled and wanted by the Assad regime and Daesh, Shaykh Muhammad al Yaqoubi outlines his vision for the future of his homeland.

Forty-one Daesh terrorists were killed in the recent wave of strikes against Daesh in Syria, as part of Operation Euphrates Shield, which was launched in late August 2016 to sweep the terrorist elements from northern Syria, the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) said. Additionally, 177 Daesh terrorist targets were hit from land and air, according to the statement. The operation was conducted in the Suflaniyah and Bzagah districts on the 143th day of the operation.

This cowboy proves no match for his bull.

A truck carrying bamboo suddenly breaks at an intersection, causing the bamboo loaded ontop of the truck to fly forward and impale a car. The couple inside the car miraculously survived.

CCTV footage from southwestern China's major city of Chongqing shows a driver intentionally swerving to slam into three pedestrians, one of them a young child. The pedestrians were taken to a hospital, and the whereabouts of the driver is unknown.

Bowfishing uses specialized archery equipment to shoot and catch fish. This fisherman casts the world's longest bow fishing shot.

These very unlikely friends play together and obviously have a lot fun.

The shocking video shows the Indian strong man is preventing a huge tractor from moving while sitting down. He later stops two cars from moving as well.

Deputies from Turkey's main opposition party, CHP, brawled with deputies from the ruling AK Party in Turkish parliament.

A disabled elderly woman in a wheelchair was pushed off a railway station platform by a stranger who offered to help her get on board her train. The man then jumped on to the tracks himself, picked up a large rock before smashing it repeatedly on the defenseless 72-year-old woman's head. The horrible footage was recorded by security cameras in the station.

A 30 year-old couple divorced and the man poured a bottle of combustible material on the woman's head and set her on fire.

Turkish police became alarmed after a tip-off reached the police, indicating that the attacker responsible of the nightclub attack that killed 39 people was seen in the metro in the Bağcılar district of Istanbul. Metro services were suspended due to the search being conducted in Bağcılar-Kirazlı metro. Previously, Turkish police stated that they identified the Daesh terrorist who attacked a famous nightclub in Istanbul as Uzbek national Abdulkadir Masharipov.