#Meanwhile in South Korea ... 🐻 #funny

'He's so unbelievably in shape!' Arnold Schwarzenegger slams Trump for his attacks on McCain and takes a jab at his physique, saying he should think about infrastructure and immigration reform during his 'morning workouts' 😂🕺

A right dog's dinner! Thai man, 40, is forced to eat his lunch on top of a LADDER to escape a pack of hungry canines 😂🤣🐶 #LMAO

'What is my toddler doing?' Mom walks in to find her little girl hanging off the kitchen table doing a strange 'workout' 😂🤣😭

Pride comes before a fall! Angry pack of lions chases away a lone male after he started threatening their cubs

Itchy flippers? Seal is caught on camera stretching up for a scratch on the ice in Antarctica ☺️ #funny

Video Of Officer-Involved Shooting In Oroville, California.
A high-speed pursuit ensued with many other deputies, wardens and officers joining in. The pursuit came to an end approximately eight miles later after Hendrix’s car’s tires had been successfully spiked by intervening officers. Hendrix got out of his car and feigned a firearm in his right hand and was shot at by five officers. He died at the scene from gunshot wounds.🔫👮🏻‍♂️#shooting

An explosion at a chemical plant in China. 12 dead and more than 50 injured. 🔥😱

U.S. President Donald Trump arrives to speak to workers in front of Army tanks on display at the Lima Army Tank Plant (LATP) Joint Systems Manufacturing Center, the country's only remaining tank manufacturing plant, in Lima, Ohio.

The skyline of New York City is seen as the "Worm moon", the last Supermoon sighting of 2019, rises over the Empire State Building, as seen from Hoboken in New Jersey.

A crash test of a Volvo XC 90 vehicle is presented at the Volvo Cars Safety Center in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Colorful satellite imagery shows the superbloom of blooming poppies on hillsides along Walker Canyon near Lake Elsinore, California.

A student and a woman attend the burial ceremony of a victim of the mosque attacks, at the Memorial Park Cemetery in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Flooding that has overwhelmed levees and swamped a wide swath of the Midwest since last week's bomb cyclone storm is creating a "slow-moving natural disaster" that could last into summer and cost some states billions.
Nebraska's cleanup alone is a mammoth task. Gov. Pete Ricketts estimated damages at more than $1.3 billion across the state and rising. Damage to roads, levees and other structures in the state has reached almost $450 million. Crop losses were at $440 million and cattle losses totaled $400 million.
"I don't think there's ever been a disaster this widespread in Nebraska," he said. 💦💧