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Woman plunges from 23rd floor, lands on taxi, survives
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina � Witnesses say they saw a woman throw herself from the 23rd story of a Buenos Aires hotel Monday and survive. The woman landed in a sitting position on the roof of a taxi whose driver got out just before the impact deeply dented h
Burglars snort cremated man's ashes
MIAMI - Burglars snorted the cremated remains of a man and two dogs in the mistaken belief that they had stolen illegal drugs, Florida sheriff�s deputies said Wednesday.
Boston cat called to jury duty
A cat in Boston has been called to jury duty even though his owner has insisted to court officials that the cat cannot speak English.
Birds in Romania died of alcohol intake, not fluRomeu Lazar, the executive director of the veterinary health department in the Black Sea port of Constanta said Wednesday a post-mortem revealed the birds ate grape residue that had fermented and their bodies could not handle the alcohol.
Pets have a sixth sense, owners say in poll
Lassie could always sense when Timmy was in trouble. Black Beauty knew the bridge was out.
Now two-thirds of American pet owners say they can relate -- their pets have a sixth sense about bad weather. Forty-three per cent say the same about bad news
Lettuce lady offers cocoa with a message
Wearing nothing but earmuffs, boots and a bikini covered in lettuce leaves, an animal rights activist greeted Winnipeggers with free soy-based hot cocoa on Monday.
Dead birds litter Quebec farm
A farmer in Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures has found about 80 dead pigeons on his farm 20 kilometres west of Quebec City.
Lightning suspected in massive US bird kill
BEEBE, Ark. - New Year's revelers in a small Arkansas town were enjoying midnight fireworks when they noticed something other than sparks falling from the sky: thousands of dead blackbirds tumbling out of the darkness to the ground.
Secret Bluenose razing ordered
Nova Scotia ordered the Bluenose II to be hidden from public view before the deck and hull were torn apart and then chipped or burned off-site, according to the request for proposals on the project.
River in Langford, B.C. turns neon green
Officials in Langford, B.C. have a mystery on their hands after the Goldstream River suddenly turned neon green on Wednesday afternoon. The suspected fluorescent dye ran through the river for about an hour as horrified Goldstream Provincial Park visitors
Fans of Boredom Hold Dullest Conference EverWard admits, the concept was originally a bit of a joke. But �I guess the joke is on me,� he says; within seven minutes of announcing the event, he�d sold 50 tickets. �I�ve created this trap, and there�s no way out.�
Five teens found dead in motel room
Five teenagers gathered for a birthday party were found dead in a Florida motel room Monday in a suspected case of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, police said.
'Big Alice' the alligator makes a big move
B.C. reptile rescuers tackled a 2.3-metre-long alligator Tuesday as it said goodbye to its old home and moved into new digs. The American alliggator has lived in a shed in Langley for 15 years, but its owner is leaving the country and can't take care of i
Hotel apologizes for $11M Christmas tree
A high-end hotel in the United Arab Emirates that just a few days ago was boasting about having the world's most expensive Christmas tree has issued an apology for its over-the-top bejewelled conifer.
Thieves target Edmonton free store
The owner of an unusual Edmonton store is scratching his head after two men broke in earlier this week to steal things. Why break in, the owner asks, when everything in the store is free?
Australian Man Marries His Pet Dog
TOOWOOMBA, Australia ( KTLA) -- An Australian man has taken marrying your "best friend" to a whole new level. He's now hitched to his dog.
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