(WIDK By Jane Rouen) - It was not business as usual at LAX customs this week.
The dead body of a Macaque monkey, elephant meat and hundreds of handbags made out of exotic reptile skins were among the more unusual and illegal items confiscated by U.S Customs this week at Los Angeles International Airport this week.
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(WIDK By Jane Rouen) – A Florida man caught the longest Python in the world.
In Miami-Dade County, Jason Leon, an amateur snake collector, caught and killed the longest Burmese python ever recorded — the massive 128-lb snake measured 18 feet, 8 inches long.
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(WIDK By Jane Rouen) – The owner of an unfortunate Dachshund decided to save on veterinary bills — by playing vet himself.
When a call came in to Animal Care Services in San Antonio Texas, telling them that a 2-year old Dachshund had his mouth taped shut, they weren’t expecting what they would find — that the poor dog, who had a cut on his side, had been wrapped in duct tape and his injury had been sewn together with rough twine.
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(WIDK By Jane Rouen) - A teenage boy exposed his genitals on a Facebook picture, and an Australian minister “likes” it — then scrambles to apologize.
Western Australia’s Minister of Education, Peter Collier, apologized after he “liked” a 16-year old’s Facebook picture without realizing the boy was playing a prank called “sneaky nuts”, in which he exposed his testicles.
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(WIDK By Jane Rouen) – This must have been a very bad break-up.
When a couple broke up, the man who had an arm-length tattoo of Jennifer, the woman he obviously expected to be with forever, turned into a death skull and posted pictures of the process.
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(WIDK By Colleen Radano) – It seems like we’ve been seeing more of Eva Longoria these days.
The Desperate Housewives actress accidentally flashed her goods to cameras at the Cannes Film Festival this past Saturday.
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(WIDK By Jane Rouen) - Amid the horror and mayhem of the Oklahoma tornadoes, Jessica Wilkinson cared about saving one precious thing, her dog.
Jessica Wilkinson searched through the destruction of her Norman Oklahoma home before finding the one things that really mattered to her — Bella, her pet terrier.
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