Watch how the cute baby elephant reacts to his own sneeze. Funny and cute!

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Sean Murphy, an employee at Preuss Pets in Lansing, Michigan, stuffed 16 Madagascar cockroaches into his mouth in order to break the Guinness World Records. The current world record is 11 cockroaches.

Murphy says he might try for 20 next year’s Halloween. Murphy is waiting for a response from Guinness World Records, which he expects in a matter of weeks.

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Amber Chia strips down for PETA

Malaysia’s very own supermodel, Amber Chia stripped down almost completely and had her body painted with tiger stripes for PETA’s anti-zoo campaign. She is the first Malaysian celebrity they have roped in to help their cause urging people to boycott zoos.

According to Senior Peta campaigner Ashley Fruno, “Wild animals belong in the wild. An animal who lives a long and healthy life but dies in the wild is not worse off than animals who spend all their lives pacing in enclosures.”

What do you think of the campaign? Should wild animals be kept in the zoo or roam free?

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Tattooed goldfish

Tattooed goldfish is the new goldfish. If you think only humans can have tattoos, you’re wrong. Someone has come up with the idea of inscribing tattoos onto goldfish and voila, a major commercial success! Tattooed goldfish has becoming a major demand in Chengdu, Sichuan province in China that prices has shot up to 100 yuan from the initial 20 yuan.

(Via China Daily)

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A lost world in Papua New Guinea is discovered by a team of scientists from Britain, the United States and Papua New Guinea. It is believed that the scientists have found more than 40 unidentified species on Mount Bosavi, which include a giant rat (the biggest in the world) which had no fear of humans, 16 frogs, at least three new fish and a new bat.

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The California coast is terrorized by two enormous prehistoric sea creatures as they battle each other for supremacy of the sea. Watch Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus trailer below:

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This is what happened when the ecosystem has changed. For survival!

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Earth is a special documentary by Disneynature, following the migration paths of four animal families. Featuring the voice of Patrick Stewart, the movie will be released on Earth Day 2009, which is April 22, 2009.

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The chickens break up a rabbit fight. Hard to believe?

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Undated handout photo of a creature called pygmy tarsier (Photo credit: Texas A and M University/Sharon Gursky-Doyen/Handout/Reuters)

Real life Furby is discovered in Indonesia. A creature called a pygmy tarsier, believed for the eight decades to have been extinct have been rediscovered in Indonesia by Texas A and M University professor Sharon Gursky-Doyen in August. It is one of the world’s smallest and rarest primates — weighing about 2 ounces (50 grammes). It resembles Furby and the 1984 Hollywood movie, "Gremlin".

An interesting fact — they can turn their heads around 180 degrees. Scary.

(Via Yahoo! News)

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