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After her right foot was amputated due to cancer, Kristi Loyall of Oklahoma kept the cleaned, whitened bones and posts ironic photos to its Instagram account @onefootwander!

John Graziano — March 1, 2020

1. On April 1, 1957, a BBC® News program claimed that spaghetti grew on trees on a farm in Switzerland - many viewers believed the report and called the BBC asking how to grow their own spaghetti trees! 2. In 2011, a wild macaque monkey took selfies with nature photographer David Slater's camera. PETA® filed a lawsuit against the photographer claiming the macaque should own the photo rights. 3. After her right foot was amputated due to cancer, Kristi Loyall of Oklahoma kept the cleaned, whitened bones and posts ironic photos to its Instagram account @onefootwander! 4. The leucochloridium paradoxum worm turns snails into zombies by invading their bodies and using chemicals to control the snail, making it venture out into the open to be eaten by a bird.

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