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Weird footage of a two-headed snake recently discovered in Cuba.

Highlights of the Latin-American Urban Downhill from Cuzco, Peru.

High-speed mountain biking down the narrow alleys of Taxco, Mexico - it's the 'Down The Hill' race 2005.

When life presents you with a large cardboard box, do not throw it away immediately. You can simply recycle it or use the tons of interesting ideas recycling enthusiasts share daily on the Internet. Such is the inspiring project these guys have been tackling with for a while now. They have built a functional houseboat made 100% out of recycled cardboard; the best part is that it floats! “The foolish man had built his house on the sand, but had it washed away.” These guys made their house out of cardboard and expect it to float. It took months of work scavenging hundreds of cardboard boxes thrown out by businesses around Stratford, England. And the result is a house made 100% of recycled cardboard. “There are hundreds of laminated <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zx24-diy-cardboard-corner-furniture-recycled-crafts-furniture-handmade-isa-.html" target="_blank">cardboard</a> ribs. You can see this table top is an offcut of one of those ribs. It contains five sheets of cardboard that we glued together. There have been 150 pounds of PVA glue.” It comes complete with two bunks, a portable television, a wine rack, a card table and even a bubble-wrap flag. Unsure of whether the boat will float, they coated it in varnish to <a href="https://rumble.com/v3isqv-do-it-yourself-waterproof-cast-cover.html" target="_blank">waterproof</a> it and they were hoping for the best as they were unloading it into the London’s River Themes. Amazingly, it looks like all the hard work, cardboard and varnish has paid off. As always, it is true what they always say: whatever floats your boat!

A man in Vietnam has hair measuring an amazing 6.3 meters (over 20 feet). Maybe needs a wash though.

Alain 'Spiderman' Robert scales the Defence Towers in Paris. Dressed, of course, like Spiderman.

It's crazy. It's extreme. It's walking.

Meet a two-headed royal python from Germany.

The 'Giants of the North' from Brazil claim to be the world's first ever dwarves-only soccer team.

World's Biggest Egg It's bigger than a dinosaur egg and costs over $40,000. It's the world's biggest egg.

No seriously, it's a sport.

Amazing 10-year-old Artist This amazing English artist has sold his magnificent paintings for big bucks. And he's only 10!

Can you guess the famous rappers from how they looked years before they gained fame?! Featuring Eminem, Nelly, Tupac, Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj

From Essex in the UK, it's the 2010 European Pole Dancing Championships.

A grandmother from England plans to become a professional Michael Jackson impersonator.

World's Largest Lego Model The force is strong with this Lego model.

Restaurant Staffed By Twins It's not the drink making people see double.

Welcome to the city of the future. In miniature.

A stolen truck takes out a passing car at an interchange, before crashing into a traffic light and flipping over.

The world's tallest man Sultan Kosen meets the world's smallest Chandra Bahadur Dangi, in London for the Guinness World Records 60th birthday and a cup of tea!

These amateur storm chasers get up close and personal with a tornado...that destroys a house.

Back in 1970, this exhibition in London showed what people thought furniture would look like in the 21st century.

A guy literally does a somersault over a charging bull...

Perfect for soaking up the atmosphere in.

Teetering 2519 feet above sea level, and 1312 feet above the floor of stone forest valley near Beijing, this is the world's largest glass viewing platform. The breath-taking observation deck opened to the public on May 1, 2016 and has quickly drawn the attention of daredevil tourists. This attraction is set to be a very popular tourist destination, both for those looking for a thrill or a way to remedy their vertigo. The bridge and platform are both made out of <a href="https://rumble.com/v30pj3-worlds-largest-glass-of-wine.html" target="_blank">glass</a>, leaving many visitors feeling a little sick. The platform is 4,470 square feet in size as it protrudes more than 107 feet over the edge of the cliff face it's set against. A glass-bottomed walkway leads to a circular viewing platform which is often windy. Some visitors are so scared to look down and clutch their hands to the railings, unable to let go of their grip. Others would rest on the platform or even do push-ups. This transparent walkway is both scary and exciting! Footage shows that this <a href="https://rumble.com/v30lqd-chinas-towering-glass-bottom-platform-opens.html" target="_blank">breathtaking platform</a> hangs over a rocky cliff with lush mountains ranging as far as eyes can see in the background. Watch as some tourists struggle to walk on the platform, while others cannot get enough of the transparent floor and stare down the vertical rock underneath their feet. Known as the "flying saucer" this attraction provides those brave enough to confidently stride across. It is offering visitors with incredible, bone-chilling views of nature. Would you dare to climb up this platform and look down?