The game was the quarter finals between the Iran’s Sepahan and Ahli of Saudi Arabia when a hand grenade landed on the field just fee away from the players. A midfielder, who was simply walking by to join the group, picked up the object and tossed it off to the side casually and unaware of its danger.

No more than 3 to 4 seconds after he tossed the grenade and it exploded narrowly missing the players on the field. Fortunately no one was injured or killed, but the game ended after that with a score of 0-0.

Hamad Al-Dhaheri, Mohammed Al-Shamsi, and Rashid Al-Shamsi have been accused of smuggled while in route from Bangkok to Dubai. Unfortunately for them there was a routine pat-down by security and they revealed an unusual bulge which was revealed to be a Lorises.

Later that day another animal was found abandoned in a nearby trash can.

Both of the animals were in poor condition, but they are now in the hands of the wildlife authorities who have relocated the animals to a nearby hospital.

The slender loris is a typically nocturnal creature and is native to the rainforests in Sri Lanka and India. Both the slow loris and the slender loris are threatened by poachers who capture, and sometimes kill, infant and animals to be sold or traded.

Eduardo Leite’s was rushed to the hospital where the doctors were able to successfully remove the piece of steel, after a five-hour surgery.

“He was taken to the operating room, his skull was opened, they examined the brain and the surgeon decided to pull the metal bar out from the front in the same direction it entered the brain.” stated Essinger.

Leite had arrived at the hospital complete aware of his surrounding and the situation, even to the point that he was able to explain what had happened. After the surgery was complete he was a little lucid the doctors stated, but there were no signs of negative consequences or complications.

The metal bar fell from the fifth floor of the construction building and went through the hard hat that Eduardo was wearing. The entire event was a miracle that should have killed him, but some how he survived and remain relatively undamaged, considering the circumstances.

“They told me he was lying down (in the ambulance) with the bar pointing upward,” said Leite’s wife.” He was holding it and his face covered in blood. His look was as if nothing had happened. When he arrived he told the doctors he wasn’t feeling anything, no pain, nothing. It’s unbelievable.”

Some how Horvitz’s name wound up on the UPS label with his address, but the invoice in the package was to a gun store in Pennsylvania. He didn’t want the gun and knew it was illegal to both have the gun and drive with it in a vehicle, so he called the police. The police arrived at his apartment and confiscated the gun, as well as opened up an investigation into how this happened and if its happened before.

“I would like to know how this type of mix-up could take place, especially with what’s going recently, these mass shootings. I don’t want to be in a situation where this type of weapon can just show up on someone’s doorstep accidentally,” said Seth.

The Orleans County sheriff’s deputies didn’t know what was going on until a neighbor reported what that had seen, but by the time they looked, the tractor was down the street. The police couldn’t pursue him either because all of their vehicles had been crushed.

Later on that Thursday the news reached the city police of Newport and they later caught up with Roger Pion, who is 34- years old and will face seven counts of felony unlawful mischief, one count aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, one count of misdemeanor unlawful mischief, one count of gross negligent operation, and one count of leaving the scene of an accident.

He is currently being held on 15,000$ bail at Norther State Correctional Center and the damages to the vehicles is close to 300,000$.

“Not only were their roofs and hoods caved in, but the radios are ruined, the radar detectors, the cages in the cars … We’re going to have to get the jaws of life up here to pry the trunks open and see about the rifles and shotguns,” Martin said.

The world record for skydiving has been broken after 138 skydivers fell at top speed of 220 mph in a snowflake pattern over Illinois.  The entire achievement was certified by the Air Sports Federation who viewed the event at the skydiving festival in Ottawa, near Chicago.

The previous record for this was 108 skydivers in 2009, so it was crushed by this number. The overall event was captured on camera by four cameramen who were involved in the jump itself, in order to provide evidence.

“We’re linking up basically all balancing on our heads. So with the higher air speeds it’s a little bit more tricky, maneuverability wise to link up,” Rook Nelson stated, the event co-organizer.

The spider is named after the discoverer, as are a few other species that he has found.

• Attenborosaurus – A rat eating pitcher plant.
• Nepenthes Attenboroughii – A fossilised and now extinct species of armored fish.
• Materpiscis attenboroughi – A species of tree found in Ecuador
• Zaglossus attenboroughi – Long-beaked echidna from New Guinea

In Western Austrailia, in Perth, there was an acceptance speech where Sir David said “I take it that it is careful in its judgment, merciless, certainly beautiful and I will treasure it. I thank you very much indeed for this.”

The bands name led authorities to believe that music would be played at 4:00 a.m. that coming morning, they never suspected it had to do with the bands name.The lanlord of the Feathers pub, Kate Dillon, said that she was amazed at the obserdity of the sting operation.

She later stated, “It was unbelievable that two police officers were drafted in to accompany the three licensing officers from Spelthorne Borough Council.”

Kate also made a humorous comment stating that the effort involved in this sting operation was the equivalency of ‘using a sledgehammer to crack a nut’.

“I’m too old to stay up that late.”

She lost 3 pieces of jewellery amounting to a total of over $100,000 when it was evaluated in 2006. She first noticed the items were missing the duchess returned to Clan Campbell’s ancestral home within the Inveraray Castle.

An investigation into the auctioned off jewellery lead to the authorities finding the airport’s owner, BAA, had sold the jewellery for about 5% of its total value and had given the proceeds to charity.

“The question remains: what did they do to help find the owner? They didn’t call the police even though the airport police had a record of the theft. They didn’t call ALR. The only thing they did was sell them.” said Christopher Marinellow, an ALR lawyer.

BAA has since offered to remberce the buyer for the auctioned items in hopes to return them to the original owner, however two items remain missing; an emerald ring and pearl earrings.

“I’m absolutely amazed. I thought that after six years I’d lost them forever. The tiara was a Victorian family one and the necklace was given to me for my 21st birthday. So everything was very special.” said the Duchess.

This is the third birth that this 20-year-old mother has given and two have gone to the zoo. None of the other births have been this long or have produced a rare rhino such as this. The mother rhino, Tanda, weighs two tonnes and has been at the zoo for a little over six years.

This kind of rhino is one of the only five remaining species of rhinoceros that are still in existence. The white rhinos are the some of the worlds largest land mammals, closely behind multiple species of elephant