Arachnageddon! It's 'raining' spiders in Brazil after creepy crawlies spin a massive web to catch prey #wow 😱🕷🕸

The clip, filmed at Colorado Gator Farm, in Mosca, Colorado, captures four friends as they wade through water blindfolded in search of an alligator. Each of the group then plucks a beast from the water and kisses it on the forehead. The video, filmed six years ago, mimics the 'Bird Box challenge' - in which people who have viewed the Netflix thriller go about their everyday lives while blindfolded. 😂

The clip, recorded on the Katmai coast in southern Alaska, captures a brown bear as it notices a smaller female bear near to the remains of a whale carcass. The pair soon begin a violent battle - the male bear sinking his teeth into his competitor's neck and dragging her along the beach. 🐻

$150,000 HOVERBIKE revealed (Although you'll only be able to fly it for 30 minutes until the batteries run out).
It may look horribly dangerous, and fly for less than half an hour a time, but Russian firm Hoversurf has shown off a working hoverbike. The craft, which has already been sold to the Dubai Police force, is being shown off at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. It will fly 16 feet (5m) above the ground, reaching a top speed of 60mph (96 km) - although this will be limited to the legal speed in each country. #wow

Weekend winter snowstorm to blanket more than half of the US dumping up to a foot of snow on Missouri and Illinois ❄️⛄️❄️

A video captured the moment a woman bravely fends off two armed men who broke into her home in Peru. Shocking video footage shows the moment the suspects reach for the cement cover over a water drainage system at 4.36am local time and throw the heavy concrete into the door of the home in Barrios Altos - a town in the capital city of Lima. The surprised homeowner, who identified herself as Adela, was sweeping the living room area when the men barged inside the house on January 5. 😂

Aerial art: A helicopter silhouetted against the sun, jets flying in formation and explosive displays of firepower are captured in a stunning collection of Air Force photographs #wow http://clc.am/tGp15w

Firefighters were investigating reports of a gas leak in Paris minutes before an explosion ripped through a city centre bakery leaving five people - including two first responders - fighting for their lives.
In total, 36 people were injured in the blast which happened in the city's 9th arrondissement at 9am local time.
Five people, including two firefighters have life-threatening injuries. A total of 12 people serious injuries while a further 24 have more minor wounds.
The explosion destroyed the bakery, which is on the corner of the streets Saint-Cecile and Rue de Trevise.
Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz said: 'At this stage we can say it seems from accidental origin, this would be a gas leak.'

One emergency worker said: 'There are casualties. A whole shop front has been taken out, and other buildings have also been severely damaged. It's a Saturday morning - a lot of people were at home. Leaking gas caused the explosion, which is being viewed as an accident.' 😱

Horrific moment 'shoplifter' fleeing Tesco Express with stolen groceries TRIPS and gets run over by lorry in car park but SURVIVES - then police arrest driver for 'being under influence' #losers

'I don't give a f*** what's going on!': R Kelly sings 'Bump N Grind' in Chicago club as shrugs off sex abuse claims and celebrates 'motherf***ing' 52nd birthday #lol 😂

CCTV footage shows two men following a pensioner into a shop on Corporation Street in Corby, Northamptonshire. As the woman enters the store one of the men reaches into her coat pocket and grabs her purse while the other appears to block the theft from the view of passersby. Officers from Northamptonshire Police have released CCTV in an effort to identify the two men and ask for anyone with information to come forward. 😡 #fools #wanted

Europe's most #wanted: Novichok spies and British murder suspect with £50,000 price on head are among fugitives hunted across continent. Recall that the British intelligence services have no evidence of Russia's involvement in Salsbury poisoning.