A school teacher named Dale Irby has retired after around 40 years or work. The thing is that dale has word the same outfit for 40 years for picture day! It started when he accidentally realised he had worn the same outfit he had the year before on picture day. Afterwards his wife dared him to do it next year. This kept on for forty years
     

Happy 2014

The London firework display has just been on TV. It was spectacular but the music wasn't really representing 2013. Songs like 'What Does The Fox Say' and 'Blurred Lines'. You know, those song that somehow got into your ears whether you like it or not and then stayed in your brain, living off you anger at that man down the street who you just know is trying to kill that perfect tree in your front garden! Or is that just me? Anyhow maybe fireworks should just fizz, crash and bang.

lemurs

                                                           We like to move it, move it

These lemurs have staged their own special tribute to King Julien XIII from the film Madagascar with an extraordinary dance routine.

Amphibious Attack Tiger

                                           what u gonna do now!

sloth sanctuary

 Hundreds of orphaned sloths given a new lease of life at Costa Rican sanctuary

Tucking into a tasty carrot snack, this bright-eyed baby sloth is making a happy recovery after being adopted. Sloths, found in the rainforests of Central and South America, usually grow to just under two feet long and can live up to 40 years.

huge skateboard

At almost 40ft long and 6ft high, the world's biggest skateboard is longer than a double-decker bus and can carry more than 40 skaters.

It is an exact replica of a normal skateboard but is 12 times longer, wider and taller.

The world record-breaking skateboard is so big it has to be fitted with racing tyres from a car and transported on a truck.

Dam Goats

This picture shows Alpine Ibex goats wandering across the near-vertical dam in Northern Italy without a care in the world.

The gravity-defying goats typically live in very steep and rocky terrain at heights of up to 4,600m and have no fear of falling whether climbing up or down the 160ft dam wall.

And they aren't doing it just to show off.

It is thought the goats are grazing; they are actually licking the salt off the stones.