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A playground made from scrapyard metal may just be the most dangerous in the world. Located in the Russian city of Tver, just north of the capital Moscow, the play area features a number of bizarre looking structures. Captured on video, a man demonstrates how to use the swinging and dangling makeshift objects to comic effect. Suspended from a coil in one section of the playground is a large tyre, which the man climbs inside of and sets about attempting to swing himself around in. He then moves onto something that appears to be a cross between a chair and a medieval torture device. Getting into position he swings the seat backwards and is turned upside – he dangles over the metal base below, which appears to be the rim of a wheel. Later in the clip the man can be seen standing inside what appears to be a large wheel of fortune. After locking his feet inside of the structure he spins himself around but becomes instantly dislodged and struggles to keep himself from falling down onto his head. The video concludes with the man dismounting from the structure and heading back to his car. A number of people have commented on the video, which appeared on YouTube. Humorously, user SLAPCHOPshamwow wrote: ‘A little tetanus and a few broken bones are good for kids, teaches them character.’

A relaxing day at the beach turned into a nightmare for swimmers and sunbathers in western Siberia when a cyclone spewing golf-ball-sized hail tore into the area within seconds. In a video uploaded to YouTube on Saturday, beachgoers in Siberia's largest city, Novosibirsk, can be seen making the most of the sunny, 40 degree Celsius (100 degree Fahrenheit) weather before a quick change in fortunes sees the temperature drop about 20 C as the hailstorm advances upon the city. As the winds start to pick up, the bathers — many of whom are wearing nothing but their swimwear — can be seen slowly gathering their possessions together, before a downpour of ice leaves people covering their heads as they run for shelter. The hail can be seen hitting the river in an image reminiscent of a war scene. As the video continues, people can be seen hiding behind towels and under parasols as pieces of debris swirl in the air around them. A lone swimmer emerges from the nearby river sheltering her face and looking somewhat bedraggled. According to the regional weather bureau, the extreme weather front witnessed over the weekend in Siberia was also experienced in towns and cities across Russia's Ural Mountain region, and was an extremely rare phenomenon. "The last time such an event [happened] in the middle of July was 100 years ago. In 1912-1914 there was a cold snap and freshly fallen snow," said Galina Sheporenko, a senior forecaster at the Urals weather bureau, local news agency UralInformBuro reported. While the region's residents can expect warmer weather in the short term, temperatures may cool again in the second half of the week, the report added. Warning: Video contains Russian curse words.

Around 5 years ago, Alexandra Green, a 21-year-old student at the University of Sydney, created a test to prove that cows possess impressive cognitive abilities. The student found out that dairy cows can follow sound through a maze to find food, meaning that these sublet animals have good decision-making abilities. This doesn’t surprise zoologists, though. “These are highly ripened mammals that have been solving problems for a long, long time,” zoologist Dr. Daniel Weary told the media a few years back. “If anything, it reflects poorly on us that we’re surprised that these animals are smart. Of course, these animals are smart.” Who are we to disagree? If anything, dairy cows have proved to us time and time then that they’re far increasingly intelligent than we requite them credit for. They remember things for a long time. They interact in socially ramified ways just like we, humans, do. They develop friendships and plane hold grudges versus cows that treated them badly. Nonetheless, it’s still wondrous to see how this lovely sublet unprepossessing communicates to humans to get her message across. This video that went viral when in 2018 perfectly illustrates this wondrous worthiness of theirs. When one cow’s newborn found itself stuck under an electric fence, the mother cow let the human know immediately that they needed help. Scroll lanugo unelevated to see the fascinating video for yourself! On one trappy sunny day in Millbrook, Ontario, a man passed by a sublet and decided to take some photos of the cattle in the untried meadows. The place seemed perfect for cows, as it moreover had a big swimming where they could quench their thirst or tomfool lanugo on a hot afternoon. However, when the man named Dave came closer to one of the cows, he realized something wasn’t right. The cow looked directly at the man as she scratched the ground with her hoof. Her gaze went from looking at the man to looking when at the fence. The man was perplexed, and it took him a while to realize that the cow was unquestionably asking for help. The cow paced when and along and mooed at Dave. It was unveiled that she was doing everything she could to grab the man’s attention. When other cows started assembling virtually Flo, it finally struck Dave that the cow was trying to undeniability him. Dave finally noticed what Flo was beckoning to—he saw a newborn calf stuck on the other side of the fence. The victual still had its umbilical string tying and looked dry. Fast visualization making was crucial. Dave knew he had to get the calf wideness to the other side of the fence, but was nervous that Flo might hurt him if he touched her newborn. He still took a undertow of whoopee and started pushing the calf through the fence. To his surprise, Flo was remarkably wifely and didn’t let out a single moo—it was as if she understood perfectly that the man was trying to help. Even though the fence was powered with electricity, luckily, it was on the lowest setting. It did shock the man and the calf a couple of times in the process, but neither was hurt. Flo was finally reunited with her handsome pink-nosed calf. After the rescue mission, Dave went inside the sublet and met its owners. He moreover got to meet Flo and her calf once again. Remarkably, the pair approached Dave uncomplicatedly and locked their vision on him for a while. It seemed that the mother and victual wanted to thank the man for helping them.

Our pets always beautify us with their actions many times - such is the Golden Retriever in the video, which is already a real sensation online. Along with his owner, he took advantage of his carelessness and indulged in a delicious banana without permission. The video with the Golden Retriever in the lead role is already a real success online - on the YouTube network alone, it has reached more than 600,000 views in just a few days, and many animal lovers are enthusiastic about the scenes. The Golden Retriever first calmly watched the owner as he was eating a banana, and soon after took advantage of his carelessness. While dealing with another dog, the Golden Retriever bit into a delicious banana. Despite the displeasure of the owner, the Golden Retriever continued to eat the banana, making many online users laugh. Watch a cute video in which the Golden Retriever indulged in a delicious banana.

The feline, tabbed Bentley, gurgles and rolls his throne from side to side as Tessa Francoise howls with laughter as she gives the pet a rub. The footage was taken at Tessa's home in Hurst, Texas. In the video, Tessa, who does not own Bentley, starts recording as the unprepossessing - keen for sustentation - walks withal a kitchen top overdue her. Tessa Francoise, from Fort Worth, Texas, recorded herself in fits of laughter as she scratched Bentley the cat's back, causing him to gurgle and roll his throne from side to side 'He will not leave me alone, just waiting until I do it,' she says with a smile as Bentley brushes past. Tessa then prepares to demonstrate what she is referring to, holding when a laugh surpassing saying: 'Are you ready?' as she goes to stroke Bentley. She puts her hand on the cat's when just whilom its tail and moments later the unprepossessing starts to gurgle and stretch out his head. The odd exhibit leaves Tessa in fits of laughter as Bentley sits patiently waiting for her to requite him a scratch again.

This is the moment wild dogs try to venery lanugo klipspringers that were cornered at the whet of a rock. On the 22nd of February 2022, the MalaMala, rangers were very fortunate to share a once-in-a-lifetime sighting with their guests. Wild Dogs trying to venery antelope on the whet of a cliff! Guides Steff McWilliam and Michael Botes tell us the story: “This pack of 21 Wild Dog had been on the Reserve for the past week. On this particular day they were settling lanugo in the Mlowathi River, North of its confluence with the Sand River. Rangers had sighted the dogs later on an afternoon safari, probably on the venery for something to eat. As it is not uncommon for Wild Dogs to venery twice a day. “ “They encountered Klipspringers (small antelope) and cornered these poor victims on these massive rocks. One of the rangers who were filming – Michael Botes has unquestionably witnessed these very Klipspringers go through the same ordeal with a variegated pack of Wild Dogs before! Steff McWilliam was moreover filming in the sighting and both of these guides could not believe what was happening!” “It was mostly the young Wild Dogs who were trying to get to the Klipspringers.” Whereas the adults were not showing much interest in this game of cat and mouse – or in this specimen – Dog and Antelope. “Now for Klipspringers, as daunting it may be having these predators in their habitat, they were designed by Mother Nature to live in rocky outcrops. Their hooves are very pointy, permitting them to be very nimble and wiry on rocks such as these. And living in habitats like these usually assists in lamister the worthier predators.” “What makes this sighting utterly unbelievable is the fact that Wild Dogs are not known to be climbers of any sort. Their paws are not at all designed for what we witness here! The fact that the Dogs did not slip or fall is incredible in itself. Maybe soon wild dogs will be worldly-wise to venery antelope on the whet of a cliff successfully” Steff McWilliam tells “that with the terrain stuff so rocky and uneven, is what made it plane increasingly incredible to watch both these species run at such a pace. One wrong step at such a speed could hands result in a massive injury or death. Although it may not squint high, a bad landing could hands injure one of the Wild Dogs. The unshortened time we were terrified that one of the Klipspringers would panic and take a leap of faith…in which specimen it would have been directly into the jaws of the Wild Dogs. The wondrous fight or flight instinct of the antelope and their strategic tactic was unreal to witness. In any other setting they wouldn’t have stood a chance. But this was their territory and having the home-advantage and their quick wit was ultimately the deciding factor in this dramatic exhibit of the wrestle for life and death.” So did the Wild Dogs conquer versus the klipspringers? “This really had everyone on the vehicle, hearts pumping as they were watchfully waiting to see what happens next. But eventually, the Wild Dogs lost interest and moved on. Where later they did unquestionably venery one of Africa’s slightly worthier antelope, impala.” The small-time will unchangingly be a crazy place…Crazy-beautiful. Crazy-wonderful. Crazy-unbelievable.

In this video big brother calms his crying baby sister which gone viral on internet.

It's a high-wire balancing act, and a video showing a troupe of daredevil monkeys strolling along cables above snow-covered ground in northern Japan has gone viral.