A giant ant growing over 5cm (2in) long crossed the Arctic during hot periods in the Earth’s history, scientists say, using land bridges between continents.
Little is known about how these ants lived or what they ate – but wings are present on the fossils. They are found, in Europe and now in Wyoming.
A tourist looking for wildlife in China’s northwestern Xinjiang Province got more than he bargained for when a brown bear charged at his car.
The man, Mr Quan, had spotted the wild animal by the side of the road and started filming it on his mobile phone when the bear suddenly rushed towards him. Mr Quan said he first thought the bear was a Tibetan Mastiff dog wandering on the grassland.
This is great, reminds me of the lady in Middleton Ohio (2008), who dressed as a cow and ran around chasing children, threatening police, and even “relieving” herself on someone’s porch. Classic!
An 18-year-old crawled into a Stafford, Va., Walmart on all fours. Then after standing, he loaded about $92 worth of milk into a shopping cart and simply rolled the cart out of the without paying!
Another suspicious looking video of Bigfoot — kind of looks like somebody in a suit and they don’t appear to be making any effort to disguess the fact! Could it be Bigfoot is trying to look like us humans!? On the evening of Tuesday, March 22, 2011 while driving down Golden Valley Church Road I and a friend Carolyn Wright observed the Big-Foot Knobby or one similar to it cross the road in front of [...]
A Chinese farmer claims one of his Ewe’s has given birth to a dog, a SheepDog! He said he found it while herding his sheep, it has a dogs face, nose, ears and even its feet look like paws!
I’m understandable skeptical on this one — it has an April Fools Joke feel too it, but we’re several days away from my favourite day of the year. Could it be just a strange looking lamb? A strange looking puppy or so kind of evolutionary leap! Self herding sheep?
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One of Spock’s ears worn by Leonard Nimoy in the first Star Trek film has come up for auction and is expected to fetch up to £700 ($1100).
It may seem completely illogical, but fans of the smash Sixties television show Star Trek are expected to fork out hundreds of pounds for a single piece of memorabilia from the franchise.


