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On October 3, officials from the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth (GPC) confirmed that Ian Paton, a plant nursery owner and seasoned gourd grower from Hampshire, UK, had set a new world record with 1,295.8 kg (2,856 pound 12.8 oz) pumpkin.
On September 21 afternoon, a bear attacked a women who was trekking near Haines, Alaska.The woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries, according to authorities.
In Soi Hin Dad, Sarika Subdistrict, Mueang Nakhon Nayok District, Nakhon Nayok Province, Thailand, rescue personnel from Sarika Subdistrict, Thailand, raced to help a stray brown dog that was emaciated and lying on a pile of debris that had been carried by the current and was stuck close to the bridge piers.
In 4 minutes and 17.784 seconds, American Stephen Biebelhausen, accompanied by his one-year-old daughter Blake, completed the fastest mile pushing a stroller.
After a woman found an escaped python curled up in her pole barn in rural Newaygo County, Michigan, it was returned home. On August 17, afternoon, Hannah Snay found the snake on her property in Grant Township, southeast of Newaygo.
According to animal rescue group ACCT Philly, a dog was saved on Sunday from the SEPTA metro station at 63rd and Market, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, after becoming entangled on top of a support pillar.
At the Mammoth Mountain Ski Area in eastern California, a young snowboarder was left hanging from a chairlift before falling to the ground.
A man from Nairobi is looking for a woman who reportedly took KSh 70,000 ( $542) out of his bank account and stole his ATM card.He posted CCTV footage of the woman withdrawing money twice from an ATM in Kawangware, Nairobi.
Monkeys have been spotted climbing the walls of a Housing and Development Board (HDB) block. Some monkeys are shown relaxing on the ledges of various flats in a one-minute video that has gone viral online, The NewPaper reports.
After a fisherman’s hookup with an explosive device from World War II, Knoxville police, Tennessee,United States,arrived to the Sequoyah Hills boat ramp on August 27.