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‘Everything went dark’: Diver survives after being swallowed by humpback whale
Michael Packard, a veteran Cape Cod lobster diver was positioned off the coast of Provincetown, about 35 feet down, when he was swallowed by a humpback whale.
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To mark World Environment Day, group of Kerala youths plant marijuana
A man living in a neighbourhood of Kollam noticed the group planting the cannabis and taking photographs with it. He informed authorities who are now looking for the offenders.
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Nail salon uses live fish in their ‘aquarium’ manicure, video sparks outrage online
Although the nail salon claimed that the fish were released back into the water tank and were not harmed, people on the internet were not convinced.
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‘Comedy of errors’: Argentinian news anchor confuses Shakespeares while reporting UK patient’s death
The TV presenter confused William ‘Bill’ Shakespeare, the first British man to get the coronavirus vaccine, with “one of the most important writers in the English language”.
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‘Caronaa’ and Covviyd-19′: Man suggests changing spelling will make COVID vanish
Once shared online, it did not take long for the picture to be widely circulated on social media, leaving many amused by the bizarreness of the advertisement.
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‘King of absentees’: Italian hospital staff skips work for 15 years, but draws salary every month
In 2005, he was employed by the local hospital and since then he was reportedly paid €538,000 in total over the years he skipped work, the police revealed.
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Man nearly marries wrong woman after Google Map leads him to wrong address
According to local reports, the groom’s wedding party relied on the Google Maps to go to the event location. As they were misled to a different venue, they failed to realise seeing all wedding décor around.
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Mother of groom discovers bride-to-be is her long-lost daughter on her wedding day
Netizens were left amused with many calling it comedy of errors but were happy the mother-daughter were united again after being separated for so many years.
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Georgia man receives final salary in grease-covered pennies
The man said he was owed the final paycheck worth $915 and had difficulty getting it, even turning to the Georgia Department of Labor to receive help.
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Can you cook chicken by slapping? Yes, it’s possible and a YouTuber just proved it
YouTuber Louis Weisz showed the world it’s possible to cook a whole chicken by trapping the heat in a bag, as a meat beater kept slapping it to obtain the correct temperature.
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In mid-air cat-astrophe, feline attacks pilot forcing plane to divert back
The incident happened on a Tarco Aviation flight which had left Sudan’s Khartoum International Airport and was headed to Doha.
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Ukraine’s justice ministry puts underwears up for auction, takes netizens by storm
The state-owned agency put out a statement saying lingerie at the OpenMarket electronic auction — 36 lots of women’s underwear — were put up for sale after it was confiscated from a man who was illegally selling the items on the sidewalk.
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Border collie becomes millionaire after man leaves $5 million to his pet
Lulu, an 8-year-old border collie, must be one of the richest dogs in the world after her 84-year-old owner named her as a beneficiary in his will.
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Man feels discomfort in chest, doctors find AirPod inside his body
What began as a joke that he might have swallowed the device in his sleep, ending up being true, as he had to get an emergency surgery to remove it.
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Canadian woman walks husband on leash after curfew, ends up with $3000 fine
The woman defended herself and said she was taking her dog, pointing to her partner, out on a walk, as allowed under the exceptions provided by Quebec’s premier.
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Australian man offers ‘Rent a Daddy’ service in hilarious ad on social media
Jake James from New South Wales said he is ready to offer paternal services in a bid to try out a “new career move to get away from trucks”.
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Woman gets replaced with photo of empty chair in renewed driver’s license
The woman said she wasn’t upset by the mistake. Instead, she said it lightened the mood amidst the coronavirus pandemic and provided her and her coworkers with a few laughs.
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US man breaks into bank, steals hand sanitiser
The police department said they responded to a distress call made by the Security National Bank early morning, as someone had smashed the glass door of the bank just after midnight. However, he just took the sanitiser bottle and fled the scene.
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In fear of coronavirus, South Koreans try to wash and microwave money bills, ends up losing most cash
Under bank rules on the exchange of damaged, mutilated and contaminated banknotes, the person was provided with the new currency totaling about 23 million won ($19,320), the Bank of Korea said in a statement.
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Netizens amused after pub in Australia bans emus for ‘bad behaviour’
“Now I’ve seen everything. 😂 The emus here in Yaraka are friendly, if not too friendly,” wrote James McGrath while sharing a picture of the notice.
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UP family lands in hospital after eating dish made with cannabis instead of methi
After being given a bunch of dried cannabis leaves as a prank, a family of six landed in hospital after all of them consumed a dish made of it.
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No kidding: Florida woman sues for paternity test on goats
Kris Hedstrom filed the suit against her neighbor, Heather Dayner, last month seeking DNA for the goats she purchased. The feud began after a dairy association rejected application for registration.
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Twitter user shares picture of chocolate Maggi, leaves netizens disgusted
Recently, Twitter user Rahul shared a picture of him making chocolate maggi, triggering quite a stir on the internet.
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Doctors extract cellphone charger from man’s urinary bladder after he complains of stomach pain
The doctor informed that the operation was successful and is in recovery, however, added that “his mental health remains a question”. The practice is inserting an object or liquid into the urethra is called Urethral sounding.
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‘Nightmare’, say netizens after beetle gets stuck inside 6-year-old’s eye
According to Monk’s post, the bug, which her daughter named “Todd”, had gotten “lodged under her eyelid” and had “crawled back along with her eyeball” while trying to escape (the tickling).