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Japan is selling a refrigerator to cool the human body for Rs 9 lakh. It is already a hit in Tokyo

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Salman Khan breaks silence on health concerns after viral Mumbai appearance

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Pornography depending on who you talk to is either the bane of society or an expression of sexuality, albeit in a perverse way. Whatever your opinion may be of it, we can all accept that porn exists and it is very easily available, readily accessible on the wonder that we call the internet.

US college offers course that lets students, teachers 'watch pornography together'

There are days when you just want someone to hand you something nice to eat. But mostly in such cases, you are tired after a day's work. Such an urge for some good food is unlikely to tingle your tastebuds when you are, say, renovating your bathroom.

Man finds six-decades-old McDonald's meal inside wall of his house

Who doesn’t love conspiracy theories? UFOs, Area 51 and so many more theories exist to fascinate and entertain us. But sometimes the truth can be even more fascinating than these theories.

Documents reveals US government's plan to nuke the Moon. Here's why

What would you do if a kangaroo walked into a bar you and your friends went to for lunch? When this happened in reality in Australia, people seem unfazed by the incident.

Watch | This is how Australian people reacted when a kangaroo walked into a bar

Chinese President Xi urged people to read more on the occasion of World Book Day as his book recommendations began trending on Chinese social media. The Chinese president also asked Communist Party leaders to "take the lead in reading" and encouraged children to develop reading habits.

President Xi's booklist: Tagore, Shakespeare & Russian writers

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Putin's rumoured girlfriend appears in public for first time since Ukraine invasion

A newborn spider monkey in an Australian zoo has a unique 'Batman' symbol on its face. Making the announcement, the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne said, "While we do not yet know the sex of the baby, our animal care staff noted that the youngling is doing well, holding on strong to mom and nursing successfully.

'Batman Returns': Spider monkey with unique symbol found in Australian zoo

A wild monkey in China tried to kidnap a 3-year-old but was saved by a villager. The footage was captured on CCTV camera in China's southwest Chongqing area. The girl was on a scooter as the monkey sneaked up on her and threw the kid on the ground and tried to drag her away, however, a passerby spotted the monkey and rescued the girl.

Moment when monkey tried to 'kidnap' toddler in China

According to Britain's Office of National Statistics(ONS), over seven out of ten people in England have had COVID-19 since the pandemic began in 2020. The agency said 71 per cent citizens living in England were estimated to have contracted the virus between April 2020 and February 2022.

Over seven in 10 people in England had COVID-19: Study

Vincent Pourchot was 6 feet tall when he was just 8-years-old. He is now France's tallest man, officially. Pourchot is a professional basketball player who has also become TikTok star because of his humorous videos.

France's tallest man uses TikTok fame to celebrate uniqueness of human body

Taiwan reported the first death of an infant due to COVID-19 in the New Taipei region. Doctors said the two-year-old boy died due to brain stem encephalitis which was triggered by the virus as the country continues to battle the pandemic.

Taiwan records first infant death due to COVID-19 as two-year old boy dies

Hermann Nitsch, an Austrian artist known for his paintings and performances involving human blood and animal carcasses, died on Tuesday at the age of 83, according to his family.

Austrian artist Hermann Nitsch, famous for his human blood paintings dies aged 83

The Mormon Temple, which is one of the most mysterious buildings in the United States, is all set to open to the public after almost 50 years. However, they will need to dress in white, from head to toe, and discard their street clothes before doing so.

One of the most mysterious buildings in US to open for public after almost half a century

Just like Peter Parker from 'Life Of Pi'. An old video of a Royal Bengal tiger jumping from a boat during rescue operation is doing the rounds of the internet. The now-viral video shows the regal tiger plunging out of a boat and swiftly swimming towards the shore near Sundarbans.

Watch: Tiger jumps off a boat in Sunderban and swims to shore, reminds Twitter of 'Life Of Pi'

We all love Spider-Man and especially the latest film 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'. But a man in Florida has taken his love to another level and watched it not twice or four times but 292 times in the last three months.

Florida man earns a spot in Guinness World Record for watching 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' 292 times

To mark the end of the coronavirus (COVID-19) mask mandate, a man popular as 'Human Satan' has cut off his ears. Brazilian Michel Faro do Prado, is known as the "Human Satan" because of his extreme body transformations.

To celebrate end of COVID-19 mask mandate, 'Human Satan' cuts off ears: Report

Aleksandr Dugin a well known Russian ultranationalist philosopher has reportedly said the Russian army's retreat from Kyiv is a "temporary situation". Dugin claimed Russia's retreat from Kyiv was "purely tactical" in order to regroup its forces under its newly-appointed commander Alexandr Dvornikov.

Aleksandr Dugin: Russian ultranationalist philosopher close to Putin: Who is he?

A sample of moon dust collected by Neil Armstrong during the historic Apollo 11 mission, that first put humans on the Moon went under the hammer and was sold for a whopping $504,375 at an auction on Wednesday.

This is how a NASA sample of lunar dust came to be sold at a public auction for $500,000

Reham Khan, ex-wife of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan might have an option for 'Kaptaan' on what to do next after getting ousted from power last week.

Watch: Imran Khan can join popular Indian comedy show, says Reham Khan as she mocks her ex-husband

President Joe Biden's speech in Menlo, Iowa on infrastructure and inflation was disrupted by bird poop which fell on his suit as his left shoulder splattered with white marks.

Watch: Bird poops on Biden during inflation speech, video goes viral

A skydiver described her survival from smashing into the ground as a ''miracle'' after she spiralled from the sky at 125mph. Jordan Hatmaker had jumped from a plane at the height of 13,500 feet but after 20 seconds she found herself on the ground with a broken leg and an injured spinal cord.

After spiralling in sky at 125mph, skydiver calls survival a 'miracle'

1.5 years after New Jersey residents voted to legalise the sale of cannabis in the state, seven medical-marijuana companies have been given clearance to start selling their products to all adults.

New Jersey to start sale of marijuana within a week, now adults can easily buy it for recreational use

Jared Whipple, a mechanic in Connecticut found several paintings and artwork worth millions in an abandoned barn. The Hearst Connecticut Media Group reported that the trove included several art pieces by Francis Hines, who used his work in the barn.

Mechanic finds trove of paintings and other artwork worth millions in an abandoned barn

A weird cloud formation over Alaska's Lazy Mountain ignited a social media storm as people said it was a UFO while others speculated that it looked like a meteor.

UFO or Russian weapon? Bizarre cloud formation in Alaska ignites social media

Images and videos of Mount Everest, Earth's highest mountain above sea level, keep mesmerising people across the world. But the latest photo shared by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) shows a completely "different perspective".

See this magnificent photo of Mount Everest from a completely 'different perspective'

On Monday, an Oregon romance author who previously wrote an essay called "How to Murder Your Husband" will go on trial for allegedly killing her husband for a $1.

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