It was a lesson Naiphum Promratee would never forget. The 36-year-old’s life changed irrevocably when he visited a remote temple in rural Thailand to see a ‘buffalo bear’ living in a small enclosure with a community of monks. Naiphum saw the powerful animal, weighing 250kg, stuck in a small space for feeding – and decided to taunt it by dangling bowls of rice overhead.

Fenugreek seeds, an ancient remedy used by Romans, are gaining attention for their potential health benefits, including weight loss and diabetes management. Scientific studies reveal that fenugreek seeds…

Julio César Chávez, el legendario boxeador mexicano, revela secretos de su vida personal a los 62 años. Chávez nació en Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, en una familia humilde que…

Larry the Cable Guy, 𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐧 Daniel Lawrence Whitney, revealed the real reasons behind his abrupt exit from comedy, citing family and personal well-being as top priorities. The comedian,…

An energy boss yesterday suggested vulnerable customers should ‘snuggle up’ under electric blankets this winter – as heating bills rose again. Octopus Energy founder Greg Jackson encouraged those struggling to warm their homes this winter to avoid further costs by using cheaper heating methods. Speaking on the day that Ofgem announced the energy price cap would rise again on January 1, Mr Jackson told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: ‘If people are worried about their heating, they can stay warm and healthier much more cheaply by snuggling up in electric blankets for a while.’

Discovery of Alien Evidence: A group of explorers in Antarctica claims to have found a frozen alien head while walking on the ice, sparking debates about its authenticity….