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Watch: British man eats 15 fish sticks in one minute to break world record


A British man used his kids' favorite food to break a Guinness World Record when he ate 15 fish sticks in one minute.

Ohio man wins two big lottery prizes in one week


An Ohio man who won a prize of $40,000 a year for 25 years from a scratch-off lottery ticket ended up winning a $25,000 prize later that same week.

Marmot researchers raising funds with 'OnlyMarms' page on OnlyFans


Researchers studying marmots in Colorado are compensating for the loss of federal funding by showing off the animals on OnlyFans.

Pokémon card stores use facial recognition to prevent scalping


The Pokémon Company said facial recognition technology will be used at pop-up Pokémon Card Store locations in Japan to enforce entry restrictions.

Look: Firefighters break through concrete to rescue trapped hedgehog


Firefighters in England had to break through concrete to rescue a "wee hedgehog" found trapped in a drain.

Kangaroo on the loose for several days in Missouri resurfaces


A kangaroo on the loose for several days in Missouri was spotted by a FedEx driver on Tuesday morning, but has yet to be captured.

Look: Florida police chase down loose emu wandering Dade City


Police in Florida responded to an unusual call and ended up wrangling an escaped emu "before the coffee even had a chance to kick in."

N.C. woman wins $100,000 from her first-ever lottery ticket


A North Carolina woman bought a scratch-off lottery ticket for the first time in her life and scored a $100,000 top prize.

Watch: 53-year-old message in a bottle found in New Jersey wetlands


A man cleaning up the wetlands in New Jersey found a message in a bottle that had been launched by a 9-year-old girl 53 years earlier.

Watch: Deputies responded to 'break-in,' find bear cubs ransacking home


Sheriff's deputies in Colorado responded to a "reported break-in" and arrived to find the home still occupied by the culprits: a pair of bear cubs.