Weird BUT true

A fetus is the plaintiff in a South Korean lawsuit trying to clamp down on the country’s fossil-fuel emissions.

The parents and lawyers of the fetus say the country’s efforts to go green won’t do enough to protect the baby once it is born and grows old.

The lawyers also claim the country’s 2030 goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% is unconstitutional since it won’t do enough to protect the country’s right to life in a “healthy” environment.

Here’s a rich one. Even Hostess snacks are getting into cryptocurrency.

The brand debuted a limited-edition form of Twinkies called $TWINKcoin.

The cakes taste the same — they’re made of yellow sponge cake and vanilla cream filling — but they are shaped into circular disks to resemble coins.

Hole-y cow! Rescuers in Southern California sprang into action when a pregnant sea lion got stuck on a golf course.

Officials can’t be sure how she got there, but they think the cow went up a lagoon to get to the course during high tide and then had no clue how to get back to the ocean once the water receded.

The rescue team returned her to the beach safely.

The drought in western Kansas is so terrible, farmers are wishing for a former enemy: weeds.

Lack of rain in the region has made it impossible for some farmers to grow plants, and it’s so dry their empty fields are just dirt and dust.

Weeds wouldn’t yield crops, but they would stop the intense dirt clouds created by the winds, the growers say.

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An Illinois woman was arrested for slapping her husband at Disney World in Florida — telling cops she was overwhelmed by the “stress of their vacation.”

The woman was seen smacking her husband in Animal Kingdom and has since been reportedly banned from the park. Ben Kesslen,Wires