TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan may not win their home Rugby World Cup but they have already proved themselves world beaters when it comes to toilets. A Person presses a button on the control panel of a Japanese toilet, in Tokyo, Japan September 22, 2019.

Going to the loo is a much more futuristic experience in the Land of the Rising Sun and touring fans have...
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan may not win their home Rugby World Cup but they have already proved themselves world beaters when it comes to toilet

PHOENIX (AP) — U.S. Air Force officials say their pilots did not intentionally draw male anatomy with aircraft contrails in the skies above the Phoenix area.

Photos taken of a series of sky ovals near Luke Air Force Base have circulated on social media and some say the shapes resemble male genitals. REAL LIFE. REAL NEWS. REAL VOICES.

Security Camera Catches Prowling Suspect Licking Doorbell For 3 Hours Police in Salinas, California, identified the doorbell licker, but hav

Marilyn Monroe's rear is getting some leers in Connecticut.A 26-foot statue of the actress has been placed in a Stamford park across the street from a church, which is getting a full view of her behind. It depicts the famous scene from 1955's "The Seven Year Itch" where Monroe holds down her white dress as air blows up from a subway grate.The back of the...
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A toad found in a state forest in Connecticut startled researchers in the field because it had no face.

The amphibian, an adult American toad, was hopping into the researchers’ feet and other objects repeatedly while they were collecting information about newts. Jill Fleming, a herpetologist and student at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, took notice. She and her colleagues took a closer...
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A baby goat was born with such terrifying demonic features, shocked locals called the POLICE. Owner Gladys Oveido was left "deeply surprised the goat's arrival attracted so much attention. She said: "The rest of the baby is normal, it only has deformations in the head. It is unusual what happened." the mirror newspaper

A researcher has observed female dragonflies doing something that many human women have probably considered when confronted with unwanted male attention: faking death.

The University of Zurich’s Rassim Khelifa, who has studied dragonflies for the past decade, told New Scientist that he was collecting moorland hawker dragonfly larva in the Swiss Alps when he first saw the phenomenon. A male was pursuing a female,
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