Expert called in to find dead old eel's head

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Expert called in to find dead old eel's head
Sweden's famous elderly eel made headlines around the globe when it died, aged 155, last week - but the sea creature is still not at rest. The autopsy cannot be completed, as, alas - Åle the eel lacks a head.
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Children evacuated from hospital pediatric ward after fox fell through ceiling
Hospital staff were forced to evacuate child patients from a paediatric ward at a London Hospital after a fox plunged through a ceiling.
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Courier leaves package on top of house
Finding the dreaded ‘I called but you were out’ note on the doormat is a frequent annoyance for millions of us in the age of Internet shopping. So a courier tried to save Benjamin Ward hassle by finding a way to deliver his parcel in his absence.
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Woman, 78, caught with cash in girdle at airport
A 78-year-old Florida woman tried to fly on an international trip from Detroit Metropolitan Airport with almost $41,000 in CASH hidden inside her girdle, bra and carry-on bag, federal authorities said.
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Chinese motorists who dazzle other drivers forced to stare at headlights as punishment
Police in China have started taking a poetic justice-style approach to DRIVERS who dazzle other motorists with their HEADLIGHTS – forcing them to sit in front of a pair for five minutes.
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Animal lover leaves $160,000 will to homeless cats
James Bomar Talbot left a large cash donation to Metro Animal Care and Control to be used to care for homeless cats.
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Man who beat police in doughnut eating competition exposed as burglary suspect and is arrested
Bradley Hardison scoffed eight doughnuts in two minutes before alert police officers realised he was wanted for questioning for breaking and entering crimes
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Widow lived with husband's corpse for nine months because he wanted to be eaten by birds
Ila Solomon said husband Gerald Gavan's body was only at the couple's house for five days but a coroner revealed it was much longer
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Man suffering mystery nosebleeds finds a tooth in his nose
A Saudi Arabian man who got fed up after suffering constant nosebleeds finally went to a doctor and discovered he had a rogue tooth growing – in his nose.
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Security expert uses cat to break in to neighboring home Wi-Fi networks
Gene Bransfield in Virginia used a cat to hack into his neighbors' networks
Bransfield says that he had no malicious intent but it is does highlight that some people should update their HOME SECURITY settings
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Bizarre Case Of Woman With No Fingerprints
An investigation spanning five states suggests the woman is a disbarred lawyer wanted in two other states on criminal charges.
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Google Street View car crashes after going wrong way down one-way street
Google Street View is probably going to have to redo Tyler Street in Little Rock: The driver of a Street View car in the Arkansas city crashed into another vehicle after going the wrong way down the one-way street.
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Twitter 'Can Trigger Psychosis' In Some Users
A team of doctors in Germany believe that use of the social network can "induce or aggravate" psychosis in some people.
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Mum told she can't breast feed at pool 'because of no food and drink rule'
Natasha Barnett complained after she was told she couldn't breastfeed her daughter but the pool says it was just about 'safety'
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Tourist crashes drone into renowned Yellowstone hot spring
Park rangers worry the drone’s presence could damage the spring. Removing it, on the other hand, might cause even more damage.
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