In footage released by Queensland Government’s Department of Environment and Science (DES), drones captured the world’s largest green turtle rookery heading towards Raine island.
An aircraft flying over central London was stuck by three bolts of lightning at the same time. The incident, which has gone viral on social media, was witnessed by a person living on a 7th-floor apartment at Wapping High Street, central London.
“Each of these names was somebody’s baby,” the site read, listing the names of black people who were killed by the use of force by police personnel.
Since being shared online, Moumita’s post has gone viral on several social media platforms and prompted many reactions, with netizens lauding the teacher for her efforts.
The woman’s husband apologised for her actions, saying she suffers from an undiagnosed mental illness that she has refused to accept treatment for.
In the two-minute-long video posted by Chand Das from Mayureswar in West Bengal’s Birbhum district, his mother is seen feeding the langur a mixture of rice, dal and vegetables.
Many pointed out that those in the beds could get hurt and if one of the players was infected they risked spreading it among the others.
In the 55-second video, the pilot can be seen flying over a forest as he looks around for a spot to land. However, moments into the clip, he is able to locate a tree line break amid the wilderness and finally lands the plane seamlessly.
Fleets option is a self-disappearing tweet similar to Instagram Stories that will vanish in 24 hours and will not have retweets, likes or public comments. However, Tweeple aren’t very excited about the new introduction.
Since being shared online, the post has gone viral on several social media platforms and left many mesmerised. “What a stunning photograph!” tweeted a user while another comment read, “Look at all these fish in another fish”s mouth!”
While most were furious, claiming that she didn’t have a right to ruin tea, some said she should be punished. Others had a sarcastic take on it, asking if she was simply trolling tea lovers and that it was a spoof video.
While many found the video funny, others expressed concern at the possibility of the cat getting a seizure due to the brain freeze.
In the video, the langur was seen patiently sitting outside Patil Hospital in Dandeli for it’s turn to be treated.
Since being shared online, the video has gone viral on several social media platforms and prompted hilarious reactions from netizens. While many found the boy’s gesture innocent, others were easily able to relate to it.
People on social media dubbed the challenge as “very hard” as most failed to locate the cat hidden in the shelf. However, cat owners said it was easy as they know about the places felines love to hide.
People loved it how in the spoof the dog perfectly walks up to the spot and turns its head looking at the camera, titling it’s head to replicate the intro with flair.
While several images of the young leopard were circulated on Twitter, one of the images in particular has captured netizens’ attention. In the image, the animal is seen baring her teeth and seemingly ‘smiling’.
A blue tilapia was removed from a 30-year-old man’s rectum after it entered his bowels when he “accidentally sat on it”.
The dog had been waiting for almost a week and local reports said the furry animal was first discovered by staff doing repairs on the bridge the following day of the accident.
During the arrest the cops also recovered 120,000 Pakistan Rupees from the suspect claiming that the suspects were using the money to bet on a donkey race. The suspects and the animal were arrested on the basis of ‘prevention of gambling ordinance’ in the Punjab province.