Weird BUT true

In this case, all good things come to those who are late.

A bored Michigan traveler whose flight was canceled bought a Mega Millions ticket at the airport while waiting to be rerouted — and the lucky ducat turned out to be a $1 million winner.

Paul Kuharevic, 56, of Muskegon, was coming home from a business trip when his plans changed and he pressed his luck.

It could be a cheap shot. A Chinese tourist in Switzerland reportedly shelled out more than $10,000 for a shot of “authentic” 1878 Macallan Scotch whiskey — which may actually be BS.

A rep at the hotel where the sample was purchased reached out to the high-end imbiber to say the bottled spirits were being tested for authenticity — and a refund would be coming if the booze turns out to be bogus.

Llama on the lam! Cops in Connecticut issued a peculiar plea to residents this week after stumbling upon a lost llama in the small town of Granby.

“If you are missing this, please contact the Granby Police,” authorities tweeted Thursday. “No, we are not kidding.”

The creature was eventually reunited with its owner, with cops tweeting: “The llama drama is over.”

Conservators from New Zealand have discovered a “perfectly preserved” fruitcake from 1911 in a remote Antarctic hut.

The decrepit dessert was found on a shelf in a Cape Adare hut and is believed to have been left behind by explorer Robert Falcon.

When children frolicking on a playground in Montana started itching, their parents discovered that the swings and other equipment had been drenched in bear repellent.

The playground pepper spray caused major kiddie discomfort, with some needing medical treatment.

The evil prankster is being sought by cops.