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Jilted elephant’s rampage and Tesla’s spiteful act

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Spurned elephant goes on rampage

The elephant went through a crushing ordeal. Photo: AAP

The elephant went through a crushing ordeal. Photo: AAP

A wild elephant has gone on a car-crushing riot in southern China after finding himself on the wrong point of a love triangle. Officials from the region say he was competing for the attentions of a female elephant, but she chose another male instead. Her rejected suitor took out his frustrations on 15 nearby cars. Read more


Sunglasses Cat gains internet fame

That's one cool cat. Photo: Instragram

That’s one cool cat. Photo: Instragram

A cat named Bagel has amassed nearly 30,000 Instagram followers after her owner posted photos of her wearing special bejewelled sunglasses. The eye-wear was recommended by a vet as Bagel has sensitive eyes and no control over her body temperature. Read more


Rare spontaneous snowballs appear in Idaho

Locals said they'd never seen such big rollers before. Photo: The Nature Conservancy/AP

Locals said they’d never seen such big rollers before. Photo: The Nature Conservancy/AP

Thousands of delicate snowballs have appeared in Idaho in the US, but they weren’t made by humans. Instead, a precise combination of cold temperatures, previous snowfall and strong winds has rolled newly-laid soft snow into delicate cylinders. Known as ‘rollers’, the naturally-made snowballs are so rare meteorologists don’t know the exact conditions needed to create them. Read more


Alleged killer’s alibi is walking his dog

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The man says he was out running ‘errands’. Photo: Getty

A man in the US on trial for murder has testified to a jury that he is not the culprit as he was busy running important errands. Alan Bienkowski, 57, says during the time of the murder he was out walking his dog and attempting to buy heroin. Bienkowski is on trial for the murder of his neighbour, Anthony “Tony” Verdicchio, who he allegedly struck 14 to 16 times in the head with a hammer. Read more


Annoying customer refused service

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk was not happy. Photo: Getty

The tables have turned for a car company and a potential buyer after it decided not to sell its product to an irritating customer. Venture capitalist Stewart Alsop claims in a blog piece on Medium that Tesla cancelled his order for a Model X SUV, attributing the refusal to one of his other posts where he criticised Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Mr Aslop had rebuked the CEO for commencing its September Model X launch almost two hours late. Read more

 

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