Weird World Daily

ZOMBIES TAKE SYDNEY

Zombies take Syndey

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A man dressed as a zombie sits next to a woman on a park bench during the Sydney Zombie Walk on October 24, 2010 in Sydney, Australia.

IT WASN’T THIS HARE’S YEAR AT ALL

A hunting bird chases and catches its prey.

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A hunting bird chases and catches its prey, a hare, during a traditional hunting festival in the Kyrgyz village of Bokonbayevo, 250 km of Bishkek, on October 24, 2010.

People dressed as chickens stage a dancing protest against animal cruelty on behalf of PETA in front of Times Square McDonald's in New York, October 28, 2010. PETA staged the demonstration to protest against alleged cruel slaughtering methods in the US to kill chicken to make McNuggets, during which PETA claims the chicken is still conscious when they are sent to the knife.

BOTTOMS UP!

Largest wine glass

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A Lebanese man pours wine into a giant glass as Lebanon sets a new Guinness world record for the largest wine glass, measuring 2.4m in height and 1.65m in width, during the Vinifest wine festival in Beirut on October 29, 2010.

LOOK OUT GULLIVER…

A "Sitting Hen" takes over beach

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Sitting Hen by artist Tae-Geun Yang is seen as part of the Sculpture by the Sea outdoor sculpture exhibition along the Bondi to Bronte coastal walk on October 28, 2010 in Sydney, Australia. The 14th annual exhibition brought together works by sculptors from over 11 countries and drew over 400,000 people over 18 days.

OCTOPUS PAUL II

Octopus Paul II

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Octopus Paul II, successor to the tentacled tipster that wowed the world with his uncanny knack of correctly predicting World Cup football games, swims in his aquarium as he is presented to the media in at the Sea Life aquarium in Oberhausen, western Germany. The new cephalopod, also named Paul in honor of his world-famous predecessor who passed away, was lowered gently into his tank in a ceremony carried live on national television.

GORILLA PRIDE?

Jambo, an interactive, animatronics gorilla, created by Animated Extras walks past Gorilla sculptures at the launch of 'Wow! Gorillas' project on November 2, 2010 in Bristol, England. A series of life-size gorilla sculptures are set to appear on the streets of Bristol in a mass public art event to celebrate Bristol Zoo Gardens' 175th birthday. The sculptures also aim to raise funds and awareness of the threats facing gorillas and other apes in the wild, as well as celebrating the Zoo's birthday with the people of Bristol and encouraging civic pride.