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    Acrobatic feline: Cat disappears through tiny hole

    Students accidentally filmed an animal contortionist at the university in the Chinese city of Nantong. For some unknown reason, a cat had made its way into a tiny hole. To the amazement of onlookers, the acrobat disappeared into the small opening shortly afterward.

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    Zurich Homes Blanketed With First Winter Snowfall

    Zurich, Switzerland, was blanketed with the first winter snow as Europe experienced a cold snap during the first week of December.Due to continued snowstorms across Germany and Switzerland, both Munich Airport and Zurich Airport cancelled flights on the morning of Saturday, December 2.Footage recorded by X user Vibhu Prasad shows a neighborhood in Zurich covered in snow on Saturday. Credit: Vibhu Prasad via Storyful

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    Smart dog plays music while bored home alone

    A golden retriever from Huaihua in China is a real tech whiz: when her owners aren't home, she cleverly manages to turn on the smart speaker and listen to music. Her owners were baffled when they caught her on their home security camera – and it wasn't the first time.

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    Rainwear makes restaurant staff looks like running phone booths

    When it rains, employees at a Chick-fil-A fast-food restaurant in Knoxville, Tennessee, put on a special outfit. The rainwear is undoubtedly very effective, but also a little bit weird.

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    Lava Illuminates Sicily Sky as Etna Erupts

    Bursts of lava spewed from Sicily’s Mount Etna on Friday, December 1, as Europe’s tallest volcano erupted once more, creating a potential “fallout of ash” in the area, local officials said.This footage was captured by Rosario Catania, who said it was filmed from Nicolosi on Friday night.“Thank you, Etna, for putting on this light show,” they wrote on Facebook shortly after filming the footage. Credit: Rosario Catania via Storyful

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    Florida police find missing autistic boy thanks to GPS bracelet

    Police officers in Tampa, Florida were able to find a missing autistic boy thanks to a GPS bracelet he was wearing on November 26. SafetyNet – a program utilizing GPS-equipped bracelets - helps track those with cognitive conditions such as dementia and autism.

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    Kangaroo Spotted on the Loose in Ontario

    A kangaroo was hopping down a road in the city of Oshawa, south Ontario, on Friday morning, December 1, prompting searches by local police, who said they were unable to locate the animal.This video of the kangaroo was posted by Paul Rellinger, who told Storyful he was driving his 13-year-old son to school when they spotted the marsupial near the corner of Winchester Road and Harmony Road.“We thought it was a deer, but then saw it hopping along the side of the road,” said Rellinger.Durham Regiona