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.
A few days ago, a mysterious cloud appeared in Moscow which looked like a halo. Although people believed it was digitally altered, meteorologists said it wasn’t. Could it an UFO hovering on top of our atmosphere? What’s your thought?
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Someone nicknamed Dude Perfect shot from the 3rd deck of Kyle Field (Texas A&M’s Football Stadium) right into the hoop. Too good to believe? Video expert confirmed it’s real.
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.
Four teenagers in Panama claim they encountered a creature that have an animal-like head, but a strange body with skinny, human like arms. Some say it’s an alien while others say it’s an animal that’s never been seen before. Could it be an alien, an animal fetus or just a hoax? What do you think it really is?
The teenagers said, the creature was alive when they found it but when it started coming after them, so they threw rocks and sticks at it, killing it.
Xiao Fang, a 14-year-old boy from Xingwen in eastern China has been drinking gasoline for five years in the hope of becoming a Transformers, a report has claimed. The boy consumed the petrol to obtain energy and become a “valiant fighter” like Optimus Prime, after watching the animated version of the successful film franchise, his father told Shanghai Daily.
The drinking pattern began in 2004 when the teenager’s mother owned a grocery stall, while she noticed that lighters were going missing from the stand.
“He began to drink gasoline five years ago, when we found (out) he liked smelling lighter fuel,” his dad said. “Afterwards, we found our motorcycle’s gasoline was always disappearing, and one day when we found the boy had drunk a half bottle of gasoline stolen from the motorcycle, we were too shocked to say anything.”
“Since my son started to drink gas, his IQ has dropped sharply and now he can’t figure out simple addition and subtraction. Before that, he was a very smart boy, and he could even repair the television. But now he does not know the answer of 7 plus 17.”
“The gasoline contains a lot of lead, which can do harm to people’s brains. To make things even worse, the boy is in the physical development stage, and the lead has caused serious damage to his body,” Dr Peng Houquan added.
