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A German woman became so furious after a fight with her husband she stormed out of the house armed with a hammer and smashed up his car — before realizing she had vandalized the wrong vehicle.
Around Alapaha, Georgia, they are calling it Hogzilla: a 12-foot-long wild hog recently killed on a plantation and now quickly becoming a part of local legend.
A German reality television show featuring stars wading in manure and cooking with animal guts will keep running despite criticism from animal lovers and media institutes.
Economists searching for reasons why some nations are richer than others have found that those with a wide belief in hell are less corrupt and more prosperous.
Crews fighting a smoky, stinky blaze in the dried crust of a 3-acre manure lagoon on a dairy farm were trying to smother the flames with more of the same — a blanket of wet cow poop.
Malaysia's guardian of Islamic law has banned Muslims from using text messaging to take part in prize-winning competitions, ruling that the practice is a form of gambling.
After escaping from a holding pen, flying ropes and failed lunges, Billy the goat has quietly made an independent life for himself near the very farm it fled.
An adult bat on the search for a warm, dark place to sleep away the day took shelter in the near-empty parliament building, taking advantage of Vilnius lawmakers' summer break.
Sleek as a seal in his green and black wet suit, Chris Swain made the finishing strokes on an eight-week, 315-mile swim down the Hudson River on behalf of cleaner water.
Talk about snail mail: A woman vacationing in New Jersey 37 years ago popped a postcard into the mail and it just arrived at her mother's house in Pennsylvania.
New Zealand's Green Party, which supports legalization of marijuana, said police are endangering pot smokers' health by using poison spray to kill illegally grown cannabis plants.
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