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Watch: Four-eared foster kitten in Alabama becomes a viral star


An Alabama foster kitten preparing to go up for adoption is gaining viral fame thanks to his unique genetic quirk: an extra set of ears.

Lottery ticket picked by store clerk wins $40,000 a year for 25 years


An Ohio woman bought a scratch-off lottery ticket selected for her by a gas station store clerk and won a prize of $40,000 a year for 25 years.

Watch: David Rush leads team to build dice towers in record time


Serial Guinness World Record-breaker David Rush teamed up with family and friends to break the record for the fastest time to stack 20 dice.

Watch: Oakland Zoo announces it's first birth of a red-tailed monkey


The Oakland Zoo in California announced the birth of a red-tailed monkey -- the first primate of his species to be born at the facility.

Watch: Australian woman's collection of 2,656 Shopkins breaks world record


An Australian woman who has loved Shopkins toys since she was a child amassed a world record-breaking collection of 2,656 different items.

Look: Firefighters rescue surfer stranded at base of cliff


Firefighters in Oregon came to the rescue of a surfer who was swept away by a rip current and ended up stranded at the base of a rock cliff.

Henry Ford biography returned to Wash. library nearly 64 years late


A Washington library revealed a biography of Henry Ford was recently returned to the facility nearly 64 years past its original due date.

Look: Wedged deer rescued from metal fence


Animal rescuers in Britain credited a child on their walk to school with the speedy rescue of a muntjac deer found wedged in a home's fence.

Ohio man buys lottery ticket for wrong drawing, wins $50,000


An Ohio man attempting to play Mega Millions accidentally bought a ticket for the wrong lottery drawing -- and ended up winning a $50,000 prize.

Judge rejects lawsuit over Buffalo Wild Wings' 'boneless wings'


An Illinois judge ruled against a Chicago man who sued Buffalo Wild Wings, alleging the use of the term "boneless wings" was deceptive marketing.