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Scenes from the Walmart parking lot in Chico, California that has become an impromptu refugee camp for the tens of thousands of homeless from the Camp Fire. California does not appear to be offering any assistance and these folks are bing told to vacate by Sunday! (Via California Rising)

Man floating in a black magic ritual in Africa

Epic Battle Street Fighter - Real Life Sound Battle

rainy season in indonesia just begun and on this video full of garbage flood into the river to the ocean.

three-year-old giving her pony a warm shower ... spraying him and seems content to be washed by the adoring toddler.

A Kansas teacher has a unique way of greeting her students as she gives each one their own special handshake as they start the day. Twenty-two third graders at Mueller Elementary School in Wichita, Kan., get their very own personalized, secret, and very elaborate handshake from their teacher, Jerusha Willenborg, every morning. The handshake tradition began four years ago when one student wanted a special greeting. “I just had a student who wanted something more than a high-five and knuckles and he kept adding on to it every day and the rest of my kids wanted one and it just hasn't stopped,” she told Inside Edition. The students came up with their handshakes and she has her own method of remembering them. "I look them in the eyes and I know their handshakes. I have them do it at least three times in a row so that it sticks to both of us," she said. “I do make mistakes, but the funny thing is the kids make mistakes more than I do." The greetings include fist bumps, dancing, hip bumps, hugs and very intricate hand-clapping. Before the start of each day, the students line up in the hallway to perform their handshake with Willenborg. "It is special between me and that one student," she said. "That one student knows I care about them."

Hornet VS Cockroach but in the end will amaze you

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9 years old khabib Nurmagomedov wrestling with his Pet bear. Khabib confirmed that he was indeed the young boy in the video

Well she Just landed this.. 720!!!

a golden retriever attack and bite other dog, on this video he won't release his bite the owner try to stop the fighting but the dog still won't release it until a man throw a water to them..

Who could have thought that the big and brave German shepherd could be afraid of water.This particular dog hesitates to go near the family’s new water sprinkler.

funny Dachshund Water Race lol

uzzie the dog loves soaking in the hot tub. He looks really at home there. The look of pure bliss on his face is unmistakable!Cuzzie loves getting in the hot tub and feeling the jets of water on his back. The way he reacts is absolutely priceless!

Donald Trump on Wednesday accused China of seeking to meddle in the Nov. 6 U.S. congressional elections, saying Beijing did not want his Republican Party to do well because of his pugnacious stance on trade, and their concern about Trump's, 'Very, Very Large Brain'.

Why Are Cats So Insanely Afraid Of Cucumbers?

I have thought about doing this in the rain before but haven't gotten up the nerve to do it yet. As long as it's just rain and not a storm, it's ok for the free water. Lol

street performance Young Girl Playing Despacito on Violin

I guess you could say Fall is her favorite cc:Kacey Hatch

watch till end. blind kitten see the light for the first time please share #cat #catlover

so cute a baby trying to stay awake so he can eat his spaghetti

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James Pack is (at the time of the video) 58 year old Navy veteran who suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized. Unable to care for his two beloved dogs, Blaze and Bailey, he put them into an animal shelter. However, due to his health, he wasn’t able to go and get the dogs, so the shelter decided to put the dogs up for adoption. Every person who looked at them, passed on them, probably due to being part pit bull. James found out his dogs were up for adoption and was trying to raise money, even willing to sell his car to get is doggies back. He said he didn’t have all the money the next day, but that’s when Melissa Eagle at the First State Animal Shelter and her colleagues stepped in to raise the money so that James wouldn’t need to sell his car. In addition to some stuff for his dogs, they also got stuff for him. It’s nice to see others stepping in to help.

A look at what NASA is describing as a 'potentially hazardous asteroid' that is on a 'close approach' towards Earth. The enormous space rock, known as asteroid 2016 NF23 and estimated to be between 230 and 525 feet in diameter, will zip past Earth on Aug. 29 at a velocity of 9.04 kilometers per second, or approximately 20,000 miles per hour, the government space agency said on its Earth Close Approaches page.

Quick-thinking heroes in Long Beach, California rescued Larry Watkins, his mother Mary and her dog when their SUV flew over the rails and into the water.