Three rare Sumatran tiger cubs venture into public view for the first time in what Sydney zookeepers called a “wonderful success” for the future of the critically endangered species. Video provided by AFP
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In the Belarusian countryside, a farmer rides a horse-mobile
Since he was a child, Alexei Usikov liked to make things. His latest invention is what he calls a “horse-mobile.”
Huge, inflatable dead mouse floats into Hong Kong
A massive inflatable reminiscent of a dead mouse is towed into Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour, attracting a crowd of locals and visitors.
Iraqi Kurds celebrate Nowruz, the Persian new year
Iraqi Kurds holding lit torches walk up a mountain in the town of Akra, during celebrations of Nowruz (Noruz), the Persian New Year.
UN distributes food after a cyclone in Mozambique
The death toll from a cyclone that smashed into Mozambique and Zimbabwe rises to more than 300 as rescuers race against the clock to help survivors.
Norwegian surfer paddles out on boards made of ice
It’s hard, heavy, brittle and melts away without trace. But ice is the material of choice for Inge Wegge, who surfs on boards of sculpted ice.
Polar bear cub takes first steps in Berlin zoo
A polar bear cub born on December 1, 2018 takes her first steps at the Berlin Zoological Park. Video provided by AFP
NORAD’s decades-old ‘Santa tracker’ embraces new technology
As Christmas approaches, volunteers in Colorado are preparing once again to field questions about Santa’s annual trip across the globe. Nathan Frandino reports.
Video provided by Reuters
Kim Jong-Un seems to hit pause on sending missiles toward Guam
Analysts say North Korea could be waiting to see what the U.S. does before acting on the initial plan to strike near the U.S. territory of Guam. Video provided by Newsy
Self-healing glass repairs itself if pressed together
Researchers in Japan say they have developed the world’s first “self-repairing glass” that can be stuck back together by hand when broken. Stuart McDill reports.
Video provided by Reuters