Major Crimes and True Crime

It appears this lion is curious to see what the man at the campsite is watching on his tablet. However, that is just our interpretation. The reality behind all this is that the human in the picture is professional animal trainer Charlie Sammut, and the lion is his perfectly trained buddy. So yes, it’s safe to say that no one was harmed in staging this photo. Baby goats are such sweet, innocent animals — right? For those who don’t know, goats are known for manifesting aggressive behavior, which is their way of asserting dominance. This is probably why they shouldn’t be kept inside the house as pets, but rather on the farm to help with agriculture. This girl would have avoided being rammed if, instead of backing away, she’d slapped the goat on the side of his neck. This jaguar escaped Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary in West Bengal, where it was part of a jaguar show, then proceeded to viciously attack a human. Even though the man survived, the jaguar, who had previously terrorized the ...

'Chilling photo captures woman’s final moments before fatal lion attack Watch the video  Her face was torn apart': eyewitness recalls horrific lion park attack “The lioness had half of the passenger’s shoulder in her mouth. It was too late for anyone to save her,” engineer Ben Govender told Rapport newspaper as well as British publications, the Daily Mail and Mirror. Film editor Katherine Chappell, aged 29, was named as the victim of the attack that took place on Monday at the Lion Park outside Johannesburg. “Her face was torn apart, the right side of her chest was gone,” The Mirror quoted Govender as saying. The 38-year-old was travelling behind the vehicle driven by tour guide Pierre Potgieter in which Chappell was a passenger. Govender told Rapport that it was Potgieter who opened his window first, and then Chappell. He said initially it did not look as if this had bothered the lions. But then the lioness went up to the car and stood up on her hind legs. Govender snappe...

Tourist Killed By Tigers In Front Of Wife And Child- Watch Video - A tourist killed by three tigers in front of his horrified wife and child jumped into the enclosure to avoid paying the zoo's £15 entrance fee, it has been reported. Named locally as Mr Zhang, the man is said to have scaled three fences after his wife and child went in because he could not afford another entrance fee of 130 yuan (£15).  A pal of the doomed man joined him for part of his fence-scaling, but gave up half way through and turned back, leaving Zhang to clamber over the two three metre-high walls and a barbed wire fence himself He then landed in the tiger enclosure yesterday afternoon where a trio of roaring beasts jumped on him and began ripping him apart - as his horrified family watched on. A relative of Zhang, who was mauled to death, has blamed the zoo for not implementing "effective measures" to avoid the tragedy... One of the tigers can then be seen dragging the man away by his foot. ...

Groom was given a condition either to pay 200 thousand naira ( $122 ) or carry her bride on his head and walk through 10 villages. A groom who was said to be unable to pay her wife diaries of #200,000 was given a condition to carry her through 10 villages instead.  According to the customs and traditions of the people of the Osioma community in Nigeria, delta state, if a man is unable to pay her wife diaries, he urged to carry her and walk through the 10 villages that surrounded the town. This is to prove his strong desire as an alternative to money.  In the picture above, the man, 33, Osiata Tegory, carried his bride and walked through out the streets while the crowd followed him and cheered him up.  Watch The Video Some barbaric Africa Traditions  Teaching boys not to cry (or express any emotions). They’re humans too. Associating college with free-for-all sex and drinking. All the pink princess stuff for little girls. It’s out of control! Haha. Dating and marr...

A couple smashed through their balcony railings and fell 25ft to the pavement below while having an argument.   Footage shows Olga Volkova and Yevgeny Karlagin, both 35, struggling on the balcony of their second-floor home in St Petersburg, Russia, on Saturday morning, May 29. While the pair were arguing, they smashed into the balcony railings which suddenly broke and caused the couple to fall onto the concrete below Ms Volkova was wearing underwear with a robe or blanket wrapped around her when they fell, while Mr Karlagin was fully dressed. The pair were rushed to hospital with “serious” injuries, reported local media.  Bot are said to have suffered broken limbs but they are not in a critical condition. Eyewitnesses said they saw the pair, who have a young son, arguing at around 10am before they were hurled from the balcony. Witness Denis told Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper: ‘I was walking with my colleague and filming the historic street view. ‘I noticed the row a...

In 1973, two men went to police claiming to have been abducted by aliens. The police thought they were lying, so they left the men alone in the room with a secret recording device. To their surprise, they continued taking about what happened and how terrified they were. On the evening of October 11, 1973, 42-year-old Charles Hickson and 19-year-old Calvin Parker told the Jackson County, Mississippi Sheriff's office they were fishing off a pier on the west bank of the Pascagoula River in Mississippi when they heard a whirring/whizzing sound, saw two flashing blue lights, and observed an oval shaped object 30–40 feet across and 8–10 feet high. Parker and Hickson claimed they were "conscious but paralyzed" while three "creatures" with "robotic slit-mouths" and "crab-like pincers" took them aboard the object and subjected them to an examination.

Elephant went on a rampage during a transport and knocked out power to a whole neighborhood, but cameras later showed why his heart broke. A rural neighborhood lost power overnight after an elephant being moved to a new sanctuary started pulling down streetlights and damaging power lines along the road. At first, people thought he was simply enraged. But sanctuary staff later explained the elephant had been recovering from an injury for months, and during that time, he had formed a deep bond with another elephant in the rehabilitation area. On his final day there, cameras captured the two elephants standing together, holding trunks like they somehow understood goodbye was coming. Then he was loaded into the transport truck. As the truck moved through town, the elephant became restless, reaching out toward poles and streetlights, pulling them down one by one until the area went dark. Workers spent the morning fixing the damage, and officials said the move had gone wrong because the...

I saw this old picture from 1945 and it really stay in my head. It is from a place called Dora-Mittelbau. Most people don't know but this camp was actually inside a mountain in tunnels. The prisoners had to build V-2 rockets there. It was dark and wet and very cold and thousands of people died because they had no food or sun. When the American soldiers from the 104th division finally got there in April, they were so shocked by all the bodies they found. In the photo you see a man who survived and he is dragging a guard through the dirt by his hair. It looks very violent but those guards were so mean to them for years. If you look at the back of the photo the US soldiers are just watching. They don't stop the survivor. A man named Ragene Farris who was a medic there said the camp was so horrible that no words can explain it. The soldiers let the man do it because they were disgusted by what the Nazis did. It is a very sad part of history but it shows the moment the Master R...

Woman screamed after a wolf walked into a diner, then collapsed before anyone could run. In Arizona, customers at a small roadside diner froze when a wolf suddenly walked through the open front door. People backed into booths, workers rushed behind the counter, and for a few seconds, everyone thought the animal had come in to attack. But the wolf didn’t lunge. It stumbled. Then collapsed on the floor. That’s when the fear turned into confusion. One worker noticed the wolf was panting hard, barely lifting its head, and staring toward the drink station like it had come inside for water. Carefully, keeping distance, staff slid bowls of water toward it until the wolf began drinking. Moments later, wildlife officials arrived and confirmed the animal was suffering from heat exhaustion. They safely removed the wolf, treated it with fluids, and later released it back into the wild. Customers said they would never forget the moment a wild wolf entered a diner, not looking for food but for ...