Martial arts master Zhang Longxiang has been practicing the ancient kung-fu art of Iron Sand Palm for 20 years, and his palms are twice the thickness of the average adult male.
A team of high school students in China recently set a new Guinness World Record for the world’s largest remote-controlled paper plane.
A 26-year-old Polish woman who couldn’t afford professional cosmetic procedures and injected her face with unsanctioned silicone became unrecognizable.
Doctors in Russia recently removed a 12-cm (4.7 inches) tree branch from deep inside a man’s skull who had been living with it for a year and a half without knowing it.
China recently announced that it has become the first country in the world to produce T1200 carbon fibre (the strongest type) at an industrial scale.
Mahmud Sadis Buba, a dwarfism-affected man from Nigeria, claimed to be almost twice his age and almost became an elected official in the country’s National Assembly.
A 44-year-old Japanese man recently went viral after showcasing the effects of replicating One Punch Man’s daily training regimen for three years.
Priests of the Russian Orthodox Church in Perm recently held a religious procession and toured the city with the icon of the Mother of God of Perm to protect the city from Ukrainian drones.
A Chinese farmer who endured excruciating pain and severe urination problems for several years lwas shocked to learn that he had a giant stone in his bladder.
A Russian teenage girl allegedly tricked her parents and doctors into believing that she was suffering from severe and unexplainable bleeding just so she could skip school.
Faced with shrinking budgets, Roscosmos, Russia’s national space agency, started displaying commercial ads on its rockets.
A 19-year-old street food stall owner in Yantai, China, recently went viral on social media because of his unusual attire – an elegant business suit.
The world’s largest RC Airbus A380 weighs a whopping 800 pounds, has a wingspan of 32 feet (9.75 meters), and can fly like a full-size jet.
40-year-old actor Hou Xiang was dubbed ‘China’s Benjamin Button’ because of his boyish looks attributed to a condition that halted his physical development.
Young people in China are undergoing all sorts of extreme cosmetic procedures to modify the shape of their heads according to a disturbing beauty trend known as ‘high skull’.