By Joe McFarlane A teen decided to throw plates and jars around his kitchen to test how durable the objects were in a hilarious set of videos. Ivan Cervantes, 19, wanted to test the durability of the kitchenware in his home of Dardanelle, Arkansas. Instead of the usual wear and tear, Ivan decided the […] Credit: CatersNews

A playful dolphin was captured swimming just feet away from a boat and even jumping out alongside the vessel. Magnus Lønfeldt, 18, was out on the Danish seas with his father between Svendborg and the island of Tåsinge on November 30 when they were greeted by a few friends. A stray dolphin was caught swimming […] Credit: CatersNews

By Joe McFarlane An arena football player takes his practice seriously by kicking the balls at his TV, car windows and even off his children’s faces while blindfolded. When Billy Perry isn’t working at his roofing company, he is a professional Football Arena Kicker in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. In order to stay in tip top […] Credit: CatersNews

A British tourist on a flight realises his opponent on his "Battleship" game was sitting directly in front of him. Henry Robinson was mid-game when his girlfriend informed him that his opponent was sitting in front of them on their flight from Gatwick to Orlando on November 16. Robinson then proceeded to glance over at his opponent's screen and enter the final coordinates seeing him win the game. The filmer told Newsflare: "Girlfriend was to my right, tapped my shoulder and told me to look over my seat. It was the same guy playing the same game as me. "It was a pretty even split, he may have been winning - then I ‘tactically’ looked at his ships over his shoulder. Decided to record the last move for memory sake!"

By Hollie Bone Two miracle twins born 15 weeks premature have marked their first birthday – after the stronger boy saved his brother’s life with a CUDDLE. Dylan and Deiniol Zimunya were born at just 25 weeks’ gestation last year weighing 950g and 890g after mum Hannah, 28, went into premature labour. But the […] Credit: CatersNews

A one-eyed wild elephant rampaged through a town in east India, forcing people to flee or risk being trampled. The incident took place on November 17 in Madarihat town of Alipurduar district of West Bengal, but fortunately there were no injuries reported. Video shows the wild tusker strolling through the streets of the town as residents run away to steer clear of its path. According to reports, the locals have named the elephant "Ekchokha" (the one-eyed) as it is blind in one eye. The elephant entered the town and destroyed a food stall, an auto-rickshaw, a car and an ambulance before leaving for the forest after half an hour. Forest department officials reached the scene afterwards and tried to direct the elephant deeper back into the wild.

A repairman uses hundreds of peanut shells to form a small dinosaur sculpture in northern China. The impressive video, filmed in Datong city in Shanxi Province on November 9, shows the man named Feng Ge and his friend sticking the peanut shells together to create a small dinosaur sculpture. They spent a whole afternoon completing the dinosaur artwork.

Pet owners parade their in a variety of inventive costumes at the international exhibition, hosted by SmartHeart Dog Food, on Sunday (November 17) in Central Airport Plaza, Chiang Mai. The filmer told Newsflare: "The dogs riding in the electric car are from a rescue centre called New Hope for , which houses 350 needy . "Almost every week there's a pet show somewhere [in Thailand]."

Stunning footage of dense inversion fog captured across the Mid Ulster area of Maghera on Monday (November 18). The filmer told Newsflare: "I went to the countryside, got the drone up and filmed the creepy fog over the valley and fields."

The cutting edge robots were captured making sushi, pouring beer and even playing chess in Thailand. The artificial intelligence machines were being displayed on a manufacturing event in Bangkok on June 19, which included the Dual-Arm SCARA robot from Japanese firm Kawasaki showing off how it prepares one of the country’s famous cuisine Sushi. While Swiss firm ABB has developed a robot that can rival the traditional barmaids and barmen by pouring a pint and even checking every last drop left in the bottle. Other devices included robots for packing and storing that industry figures said they will revolutionise the workplace in the coming years. The Robot X Manufacturing Expo is held annually. Organisers said the trade show is the most comprehensive event on manufacturing robots, software, solutions, and supporting industries in ASEAN. More than 30 brands from around the world attended the event, which is one of the hottest and growing industrial automation markets in South East Asia.