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Watch: Stacking skills with cards and Jenga blocks earn man 4 world records A Chinese man known as the Card Architect for his stacking skills broke four Guinness World Records in a matter of days, including one for stacking 3,149 Jenga blocks on a single block placed vertically.

Watch: Venomous snake found hiding in bedroom closet An Australian snake catcher responded to a Queensland home where a venomous red-bellied black snake was found hiding out in a resident's closet.

Massachusetts man's elevator numbers earn him $300,000 in the lottery A Massachusetts man used a set of numbers from his old work elevator to win a $300,000 lottery prize.

Watch: Mother bear ferries two cubs across reservoir on her back An angler out searching for fish in a Massachusetts reservoir ended up capturing something more unusual -- video of a mother bear swimming across the water with two cubs on her back.

Watch: Ducklings rescued from North Carolina storm drain Animal Services officers teamed up with public works employees and members of the public to rescue a family of nine ducklings that fell into a North Carolina storm drain.

Watch: Christmas tree farm owners find ring lost 15 years earlier A Virginia man who lost his ring at a Christmas tree farm was reunited with the precious item 15 years later.

Watch: Massachusetts woman records mystery object in the sky A Massachusetts woman relaxing in her outdoor hot tub captured video when she spotted a mystery object floating in the sky.

Watch: Massachusetts police use crackers to capture loose pig Police in Massachusetts used some crackers to catch a pet pig found running loose through the town of Orleans.

Watch: Meteor lights up the sky in Georgia, hits roof of home A fireball that streaked across the sky over Georgia was identified as a large meteor, and a piece of the space debris crashed through the roof of a home.

5 lottery near-misses where big prizes were almost lost forever Here's a rundown of five times winning lottery tickets worth big prizes were lost, forgotten or kept until they nearly expired.