Sunday, June 27, 2021
Saturday, June 26, 2021
Haaland's shot: the coach's reaction says it all
A bear opens the doors of a car in Canada
Joe Biden gets disoriented in a UK bar
An influencer asks a girl to return a smartphone he previously gifted her
Alexánder Volóshin, Ukrainian influencer, recorded a video where he could be seen giving iPhones to people on the street. He even gave one to a girl, who recognized him from the internet and was very happy.
But after they stopped recording for the nets, the influencer asked the kid to return the mobile phone, something that has outraged people.
Brazil's national team trains amid the mist for the Copa América
Unprecedented heat wave in Moscow
A cat throws a spider at its owner's face
Mount Etna expels a column of ash
Munich exhibits LGTBI flags in its town hall
A vet saves a girl from a dog attack
Friday, June 25, 2021
Volunteers rescue three endangered dolphins in Russia
Several volunteers from the ‘Delfa’ Dolphin Rescue Center in Novorossiysk, Russia, have rescued three bottlenose dolphins that were trapped in fishing nets in the Black Sea on Thursday.
Among the dolphins were a female, with the calf swimming around the net and two males who had entered the net to hunt fish.
Heavy rains flood Ukraine
Dozens of Hong Kongers buy the last edition of a newspaper
Catalan "castellers" rise again after a year on hiatus
Berlin's Olympic stadium lights up in LGBTI colors
Sea lions invade a coastal city in Chile
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the new trailer
Bouncy castle gets stuck on the road due to strong winds
12-story building collapses in Miami Beach
Lightning sets fire to an apartment in Chelyabinsk, Russia
Pope Francis greets Spiderman in an audience
Angelina Jolie visits Burkina Faso on International Refugee Day
The sad story of an octopus eaten by a stingray
Diver Jules Casey recently shared the sad story of an octopus with whom she had become friends on her Instagram account. For many months Casey was visiting a female octopus and when she gave her gifts she would touch her, exploring her hand. She even explained that she witnessed its mating ritual on two occasions.
However, when she recently returned to visit her, a stingray had caught her friend in her nest and was trying to eat her. The diver spent an hour watching until she ran out of air, but some colleagues informed her that the octopus had finally been devoured and that only a few eggs remained.
Casey explains that she decided not to interfere, difficult as it was, because that is nature. The octopus, she says, "could have left his lair to save herself, but chose to stay to protect her eggs, her selfless act cost him her life."