Weird BUT true

He was almost in over his head.

Canadian snowmobilers rescued a moose who was buried up to his neck in snow.

The good Samaritans discovered the moose in about 6 feet of powder near Deer Lake, Newfoundland, and used some shovels to dig a path out behind the frightened animal.

Thailand is going nuts for this new fad.

A Bangkok clinic offering penis-whitening says it’s swelling with more than 100 customers a month.

The $650 routine uses a “very small laser” over five sessions and has become popular with the Bangkok LGBT community. It was a shotgun wedding. Indian man Vinod Kumar says he was abducted and forced at gunpoint to marry a stranger.

Kumar said an acquaintance invited him to someone else’s wedding, but when he got there, he found out the wedding was for him and his buddy was his soon-to-be brother-in-law. Poor families unable to afford a dowry sometimes resort to the practice, known as “pakdua shad.”

Kumar, 26, was rescued by police and made it back to his family in Bihar.

That blows. Nine European backpackers were hospitalized in Australia after they snorted a mysterious white powder assuming it was cocaine.

The substance arrived in an envelope postmarked for someone else while they were staying in Perth, and they opened it and huffed away — only to be instantly paralyzed by what turned out to be Hyoscine, a prescription medicine also used as a date-rape drug.

First he popped the vault, then he popped the question.

An Ohio man is accused of robbing a bank and using the proceeds to buy his girlfriend an engagement ring.

Dustin Pedersen, 36, allegedly stole $8,800 from a Fifth Third Bank in Trenton on Dec. 16 and then bought a $4,500 ring less than an hour later.