Canada, oh Canada. Police in Canada have recently released the helmet cam footage of a man that hit a black bear while riding his motorcycle. It happened on a highway in British Columbia and at 75 mph, it’s remarkable that both the bear and the motorist got away with no serious injuries. In fact, the bear got right up and kept it moving. Check out the video after the jump.
What!! Germany To Recognize Third Gender!!
A law going into effect November 1st, designed to fight discrimination, will allow parents of children born with both sex characteristics to opt out of determining their baby’s gender and to wait until later in life. Hit the jump to learn more details.
(Photos) Brandy Walks Off Of Stage After Only Two Songs?!?!
It seems that Brandy was a surprise guest on the bill at Nelson Mandela’s Sports and Culture Day in South Africa. Apparently the surprise wasn’t noticed by the event-goers until they probably got home, leaving Brandy a little upset. Check out more info after the jump.
(Video) Man Accidentally Shot Dead At An Iraqi Wedding!!
Celebration at an Iraqi wedding went from joyous to troubled. While it’s not completely uncommon for people to bust celebratory shots into the air, no one likes their shots prematurely. While the crowd gathered in celebration, one man pulls the gun from his waist and shoots as he raises it. Unfortunately for his friend, the man didn’t shoot high enough. Check out the video after the jump.
(Photo) Scuba Diver Arrested For Trying To Smuggle WHAT Underwater?!?
A Canadian man was recently arrested for attempting to smuggle marijuana into the U.S. by scuba diving. U.S. Customers and Border Protection said that authorities were tipped off by a citizen who spotted the scuba diver in the water. Immediately after, cameras operated by Selfridge Air National Guard Base located 24-year-old Jesse Zunti swimming with a dry bag trailing behind him. More info after the jump.
(*Graphic**Photos + Video**) Up To 1,300 Dead In Syria After Gas Attack!!
Titled Syria’s darkest hour, it could possibly represent the worst known use of chemical weapons since Saddam Hussein gassed thousands of Kurds in the town of Halabja in 1988. In a war that has now claimed the lives of thousands of people, images of the dead bodies have now been published for awareness. But, what’s even more disturbing is that medical officials aren’t equipped with the tools necessary to help. Check out the pictures after the jump at your own risk.
