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Rob Kenney, the creator of the YouTube channel Dad, How Do I?, lost his father when he was 14 years old. His father abandoned the family, leaving Rob without a dad during his teenage years. That experience shaped his desire to later become a supportive father figure not only to his own children but also to others who might be growing up without one. According to Wikipedia, Rob launched Dad, How Do I? in 2020 to teach practical life skills such as tying a tie, fixing household items, or cooking simple meals. The channel quickly went viral after his story was shared on Reddit and Twitter, with millions of people embracing him as the “Internet’s Dad.” His mission goes beyond teaching skills. According to HuffPost, Rob emphasizes encouragement, honesty, and empathy, aiming to provide the kind of guidance he wished he had as a teenager. The channel has since grown into a global community, inspiring countless viewers who see him as a father figure.

Jonathan, a Seychelles giant tortoise living on the island of Saint Helena, holds the record as the world’s oldest known living land animal. According to Guinness World Records, Jonathan was hatched around 1832, which makes him about 192 years old today. He was brought to Saint Helena in 1882 and has lived at Plantation House, the governor’s residence, ever since. Jonathan was already fully mature when he arrived, meaning he was at least 50 years old at the time. According to Britannica, this places his birth in the early 19th century, making him a living witness to nearly two centuries of history. He has outlived eight British monarchs and more than forty U.S. presidents, a testament to his extraordinary longevity.

A hiker who went missing on Colorado’s Mount Elbert made headlines after ignoring phone calls from rescuers because he didn’t recognize the number. According to NBC News, the hiker had set out early in the morning and was reported overdue by 8 p.m. Lake County Search and Rescue launched a search and tried calling the hiker multiple times, but the calls went unanswered. The hiker later explained that they didn’t pick up because the number was unfamiliar. The hiker eventually found their way back safely the next morning. According to Lake County Search and Rescue’s Facebook post, the person had no idea a search was underway and had simply lost the trail before spending the night trying to find the correct path. The rescue team used the incident to remind people that if they are lost and receive repeated calls from an unknown number, they should answer because it could be a rescue attempt.

A man in the UAE recently went viral after sharing a hilarious experience involving traffic and his uncle’s flight. According to NDTV, Zarar Cheema dropped his uncle off at the airport in Dubai, expecting to head home shortly after. But the traffic was so bad that by the time he made it back, his uncle had already landed in Pakistan. The flight from Sharjah to Pakistan typically takes around two to three hours. However, Cheema was stuck in congestion for so long that the plane beat him to its destination. According to Hindustan Times, he posted a video on Instagram with the caption “Dropped my uncle at the airport, he reached Pakistan. I didn’t even reach Sharjah,” which quickly gained traction online. The post resonated with many who’ve faced similar traffic woes in the UAE. According to local reports, Dubai has been working on AI-powered systems to manage road congestion, but this incident shows how unpredictable travel times can still be. Cheema’s story became a lighthearted reminder of how sometimes, even a short flight can outpace a long drive through city traffic.

An elderly woman in China has gone viral after being spotted arriving at her dishwashing job in a Bentley worth around $400,000. According to News18, she belongs to a wealthy family but chooses to work at a local restaurant because she enjoys staying active and feels restless when she is at home with nothing to do. The video of her stepping out of the luxury car in her work clothes and heading straight into the restaurant was first shared on Weibo, China’s popular social media platform, and quickly gained millions of views. According to NextShark, local outlets confirmed that she does not need the job for financial reasons and continues to wash dishes simply because she wants to stay busy and connected with people. Her story has sparked conversations online about lifestyle and purpose. Many praised her for valuing activity and community over status, while others were surprised that someone with such wealth would choose a job usually associated with necessity.

A doctor delivered a baby while dressed as the Joker on Halloween, and the parents loved it. On Halloween night in 2017, a doctor in Tennessee found himself in a situation that quickly went viral. According to TODAY, Dr. Paul Locus, an obstetrician at Henry County Medical Center in Paris, was attending a Halloween party dressed as the Joker from The Dark Knight when he was suddenly called into work for an emergency delivery. Instead of changing into scrubs, he arrived at the hospital still in full costume and makeup. The expectant parents were delighted by the unusual scene. According to Bored Panda, they asked him to stay in costume, saying it would make the birth even more memorable. Dr. Locus agreed, and he delivered baby Oaklyn Selph while dressed as the Joker. Photos of the moment quickly spread online, showing the surreal but lighthearted contrast of a newborn’s arrival and a doctor in comic book villain attire.

In 2009, Google took an unusual but eco friendly step to maintain its headquarters in Mountain View, California. Instead of using noisy, gas powered lawnmowers, the company hired 200 goats to graze on the grass. According to The Star, the goats were brought in through a company called California Grazing and spent about a week trimming the fields while fertilizing the soil at the same time. Google explained that the decision was part of its sustainability efforts. According to Unilad Tech, the goats provided a natural solution to vegetation management, reducing pollution and fire hazards while keeping the campus quiet. Employees even enjoyed seeing the animals around, which added a unique atmosphere to the workplace. The practice continued in later years, with Google occasionally rehiring goats to manage vegetation around its campus.

In Denmark, even fast food workers enjoy strong protections thanks to the country’s powerful unions and labor agreements. According to Jacobin, McDonald’s employees in Denmark earn about twenty two dollars an hour and receive benefits such as six weeks of paid vacation, sick pay and pension contributions. These conditions are not the result of corporate generosity but of collective bargaining, which ensures that wages and benefits are set fairly across entire industries. When McDonald’s first entered Denmark in the 1980s, unions organized strikes and boycotts until the company agreed to follow national labor standards. According to The Hotjem, workers also receive life insurance, maternity leave and other protections, making their working conditions far stronger than those of fast food employees in countries like the United States.

A former Thai Navy diver, Saman Gunan, sacrificed his life while delivering oxygen to the boys trapped in the flooded cave. In 2018, the world watched as twelve boys from the Wild Boars football team and their coach were trapped in the flooded Tham Luang cave in northern Thailand. The rescue operation lasted eighteen days and involved hundreds of experts from around the globe. According to The Asian Parent, one of the volunteers was Petty Officer Saman Gunan, a 38 year old former Thai Navy diver who returned to help place oxygen tanks along the escape route so the boys and rescuers could breathe safely. Tragically, Saman lost his life during the mission. According to The Straits Times, he ran out of oxygen while underwater, lost consciousness, and could not be revived. The Tham Luang cave rescue ultimately succeeded, with all twelve boys and their coach rescued between July 8 and 10, 2018. His sacrifice was honored by the boys after their rescue, who posed with his photo in hospital and expressed gratitude for his bravery.

In Brazil, a 19 year old woman made headlines after giving birth to twins who each had a different father. According to Daily Mail, the unusual case was confirmed through DNA testing when only one of the babies matched the man she believed to be the father. The other child’s biological father was identified as a different man, making this one of the rare documented cases of heteropaternal superfecundation. Doctors explained that this phenomenon occurs when a woman releases two eggs during the same cycle and has sexual relations with two different men within a short time frame. According to Science Times, each egg can then be fertilized by sperm from a different father, resulting in twins who share the same mother but not the same father. Globally, only about twenty such cases have been confirmed, making it an exceptionally rare event. Disclaimer: This image was generated using AI and is intended for illustration purposes only.

A young boy in rural China named Wang Fuman walked about 3 miles through freezing cold to take his exam, and touched millions around the world. According to Bored Panda, Wang was only eight years old when he walked nearly three miles through freezing temperatures of around minus nine degrees Celsius to reach his primary school in Yunnan Province. By the time he arrived, his hair and eyebrows were covered in frost and his cheeks were red from the cold. His teacher took a photo that quickly went viral, showing the harsh conditions children in rural areas endure just to attend school. His determination and resilience became a symbol of perseverance and the importance of education. The viral image sparked donations and support for his school and community, drawing attention to the challenges faced by children in disadvantaged regions.

In Brazil, prisoners have the opportunity to reduce their sentences through a unique program called Remissão pela Leitura, or remission by reading. According to UNESCO’s Institute for Lifelong Learning, inmates can shorten their prison terms by four days for each book they read and write a report about, with a maximum of twelve books per year. This means a prisoner can reduce their sentence by up to forty eight days annually. The initiative was introduced in 2012 under Brazil’s Criminal Enforcement Act and applies to carefully selected works of literature, philosophy, science and classics. According to Prison Insider, the written reports are evaluated to ensure that the prisoner has truly engaged with the material and demonstrated comprehension, making the program both educational and rehabilitative. The program is designed not only to reduce overcrowding in prisons but also to encourage literacy, critical thinking and personal growth. By offering inmates a constructive way to spend their time, Brazil is promoting rehabilitation and preparing prisoners for reintegration into society.