After installing their security system, the squatters even tried to register with local authorities—unsuccessfully. Neighbors fear more homes could be targeted, as suspicion and a 'psychosis of fear' take hold. The sight of dogs in the occupied field adds to the surreal scene.

Only known from Carnarvon Canyon and Gascoyne Marine Parks, the Carnarvon Flapjack Octopus joins Australia’s growing list of bizarre deep-sea finds. Terms like 'deep-sea octopus discovery' and 'rare dumbo octopus species' now feature surreal creatures that can’t even change color. Imagine a blood-red pancake with eyes.

Rozentals, forced to choose between his lucrative OnlyFans career and Olympic ambitions, says the £16,000 annual athlete grant barely covers London rent. Paddle UK’s “interim action” leaves him locked out, while his mother’s 90-hour work weeks haunt his decision. “I couldn't believe the words I was hearing.”

No one was injured, but the hikers’ 911 call led to a paramedic parade up the 5.6-mile Cascade Mountain trail after their “dead” friend turned out to be alive. Mushroom confusion left authorities baffled and hikers with the ultimate Adirondack campfire story.

The python, extracted from the plumbing by emergency crews wielding hammers, was later released into the wild. This surreal snake-in-toilet episode in Thailand left the bathroom wrecked and Boonmakchuay hospitalized, warning: “It clamped onto the tip of my genitals.”

Despite the deputies’ best laser-pointer tactics, the bobcat simply waited, unmoved by their gadgets. Ultimately, it strolled out the open back door. Colorado’s sheriff summed it up: 'Guess some intruders just aren’t dazzled by our high-tech tricks.' Exit: one unimpressed bobcat, no chase.

Only three bags of Haribo Happy Cola F!ZZ tested positive for cannabis, but the entire 1,000-gram batch with code L341-4002307906 faces recall. Haribo’s urgent warning asks consumers to avoid returns to stores and instead mail the candy for a refund—imagine cola-shaped gummies taking a detour through the postal system.

This iconic British pastry joins Shakespeare and Attenborough in Madame Tussauds’ culture capital zone, making history as the museum’s first food exhibit. Greggs sells 1 million sausage rolls daily—now one sits on velvet, immortalized in wax, crumbs and all, for National Sausage Roll Day.

Prada’s signature craftsmanship now shields Artemis astronauts from cosmic dust, marking the first time Milanese design launches into lunar orbit. The 2026 mission’s custom suits are engineered for mobility and style, giving lunar explorers a look that’s part science fiction, part haute couture moonwalk—no catwalk required.

Remco Verzijlbergh of Whiffle highlights that Belgian wind farms’ placement leaves Dutch turbines literally in their wind shadow, with speeds dropping behind each turbine. As more wind farms crowd the North Sea, 'race to the water' fears rise. 'Coordination is needed,' he urges, picturing a sea of turbines vying for every last puff.

Gino, once head of Harvard’s Negotiations, Organizations and Markets Unit, becomes the first professor since the 1940s to lose tenure at the university. Ethics studies, administrative leave, and a new employment policy swirl together as Gino claims, “These are bogus allegations.” Picture: a résumé under lock and key.

Brought from Western Australia 30 years ago, these emus proved surprisingly aquatic, establishing a colony protected by Eurobodalla National Park. Their seed-spreading talent is reviving local greenery, while nearly matching the population in this tiny seaside town—an emu-human standoff for the ages.