Aman died after live-streaming himself eating centipedes to 15,000 followers in China. Sun was a YouTuber on the Chinese live-streaming website DouYu. He had taken to spinning a wheel marked with various bugs, foods, and drinks and then swallowing whatever the wheel landed on live on camera as a way of gaining followers. According to the Daily Mail, the wheel contained … [Read more...] about Vlogger Dies After Consuming Geckos And Centipedes On Live TV
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47 Cats Discovered Living In A Car With Their Owner!
Animal welfare workers in Minnesota rescued 47 cats discovered living in a car with their owner. The animals were rescued after temperatures outside reached 32 degrees Celsius, making the inside of the car considerably warm. The owner had lately become homeless but refused to relinquish his pets. They were discovered in the car while it was stopped in a rest stop, yet … [Read more...] about 47 Cats Discovered Living In A Car With Their Owner!
40 Wild Animals Adorably Interrupt Wildlife Photographers in a Viral Twitter Thread
Animals don't care if you're trying to take a picture or if you're on a video call, let's face it. If our work-at-home culture has taught us anything, it's that pets are naturally curious and will interrupt a snapshot or video to see what they're missing. Wild animals, it turns out, share the same mindset as our domesticated cats and dogs. Many wildlife photographers agree that … [Read more...] about 40 Wild Animals Adorably Interrupt Wildlife Photographers in a Viral Twitter Thread
Incredible Craftsmanship in a 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian Wood Statue With Rock Crystal Eyes
Ancient Egyptian artisans and painters were masters of their craft. Ancient craftsmen, known for their funerary statues, did a brisk business filling the land's many tombs and temples. Archeologists have continually uncovered excellent masterpieces that continue to astonish spectators over the centuries. One of these mythical monuments is of Ka'aper, the scribe and priest (also … [Read more...] about Incredible Craftsmanship in a 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian Wood Statue With Rock Crystal Eyes
A Rare Moment Captured Up Close. Cactus Bees Swarmed In Tight Balls “Bee Balling”
A female cactus bee (Diadasia rinconis) emerged from its little, cylindrical nest in the ground on a warm spring morning in South Texas, rising like ash from a chimney. Hundreds of patrolling males mobbed her almost instantaneously, their tawny bodies forming a buzzing, churning "mating ball" as they competed for a chance to copulate with her. The ball of bees faded after … [Read more...] about A Rare Moment Captured Up Close. Cactus Bees Swarmed In Tight Balls “Bee Balling”