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The Amersfoort Zoo will remain closed on Thursday due to the storm. The zoo has decided this because there is a chance that branches of the trees can come loose.

A small giant panda was born in a zoo in Malaysia. It is the second young of a bunch of giant pandas that the park has borrowed from China.

Because of the high water level in the Seine, the authorities in Paris have removed various roads and paths along the banks. The water level of the river reached a level of almost 4 meters on Monday. According to reports in the media, the water level could rise even further.

A 90-year-old tourist was killed in an attack by crocodiles on an inflatable boat in Zimbabwe. A 65-year-old woman was seriously injured, said a spokesperson for Zimparks, the government agency that deals with national parks in the African country.

Instagram tests whether users can place their Stories directly as a status in WhatsApp. TechCrunch reports that tech site. A limited number of users will receive the feature for the test.

For no less than six years, a British woman thought she had a severe bowel disease, but she was astonished when she discovered the cause of her 'illness.' That turned out to be a nicely packaged bag of ketchup.

A meter-high penis on the side of a building in New York has led to so much consternation among local residents that the painting is overpainted.

The police in London are alert to a suspect vehicle that stops near Buckingham Palace. There are streets closed to approach the vehicle and exit escape routes.

'Christmas is also for animals!'. That is what the owner of the Philipine animal park Malabon Zoo thinks. He therefore organized a Christmas party for the animals.

Vandals have partially destroyed a 115 million-year-old footprint of a dinosaur in a national park in Australia.

The mayor of a small town in Florida has gone wrong in a very painful way. She used the parking cards of deceased citizens to park her car right in front of the town hall of Davenport. After the fraud came out, she resigned.

Nep accounts on social media that can be associated with Russia, in the aftermath of four terrorist attacks in Great Britain, have tried to sow divisions.

A zoo in the Danish city of Aalborg had two healthy brown bears asleep, because they had become too old for the breeding program. Many Danes are angry and wonder if the animals could not have gotten another home. Some even call for a boycott.

Ticks, the notorious parasites that can transmit dangerous diseases, have been destroying the life of animals for much longer than there are people walking around on earth. Even dinosaurs already suffered from the blood-sucking spiders.

The relatives of the victims of the Bende van Nijvel want a Dutch cold case expert to investigate the murders. That says the lawyer of one of the survivors, Het Nieuwsblad reports.

Thousands of people brave the cold in the night from Saturday to Sunday to sleep in Edinburgh in Scotland. They hope to raise money to help the homeless, reports British media.

Moscow is under the spell of a new attraction, just a stone's throw from Red Square: the Zarjadje Park, a half-billion euro project, designed by Dillor Scofidio + Renfro's, the city architects who also devised the High Line Park in New York. It is part of the recent metamorphosis of the city.

A small rowing boat. There is no need to cross the border between Texas and Mexico in the Big Bend National Park. There are no dogs here that cuddle trunk trays. No infra-red cameras against drugs and illegal immigrants. Between the dust, the rocks and cacti you only have to take place in the flat bottom. A Mexican row you for a few dollars to the other side.

A small plane crashed Wednesday in the north of Tanzania. Eleven people died. The aircraft was on its way to the Serengeti National Park, which is popular with tourists. The authorities were unable to say anything about the nationality of the tourists.

Survivors of the heavy earthquake in the border area of ​​Iraq and Iran struggle in the aftermath of the disaster with the elements. People also complain about the slow relief after the disaster, according to officials, 30,000 homes suffered damage.

An agent from Canadian Milwaukee does not just let anyone run if those who violate the law. That proved David Clarke when he waved himself on the couch. His car was accidentally parked in a disabled parking lot.

While British ambulance brothers in Birmingham were fighting for a patient's life, a neighbor decided to paste a letter on the ambulance. Not with a gratitude but with a complaint. According to the resident, the ambulance was enormously in the way.

A lynx escaped from a wildlife park in Wales was killed by the authorities because the animal could be a threat to humans. Animal lovers show little understanding of the decision and wonder why it was not chosen to rob the lynx Lillith.

A woman has reported assault in the Belgian De Schorre. That recreation park is famous for Tomorrowland festival. The attacker grabbed her at the breasts and had a power gun. The police certainly have five 'similar' stories.

The fact that British diver John Craig, 34, can tell this story after all, may be a miracle. Last Friday he drove down from his boat in Western Australia, but when he got up again, his boat was gone. And a shark in the aftermath...

A plane of environmental organization Greenpeace was crashed in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest on Tuesday. As a consequence, a 29-year-old Swedish woman has come to life.

A superman under the American Yellowstone National Park could soon come to burst than originally thought. In that case, the whole of the US could be covered under ashes, scientists from Arizona University have investigated. And even a volcanic winter can trigger the whole planet.

Topman Kwon Oh-hyun of Samsung's electronics bag announced his departure. He will step up as soon as his current mandate expires in March next year.

A Florida man who could use some extra money decided to rob a bank after selecting this online online. The 26-year-old William Joe Johnson was caught in the collar by the police after the bank robbery and told him he had robbed how to rob a bank.

Former US President Jimmy Carter is willing to go to Pyongyang to negotiate with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on 'final peace.' 93-year-old Carter has said that to South Korean professor Park Han Shik.