A ‘baby dinosaur’ in Florida... and a book tour egg attack?

Strange sightings. Flying eggs. And the return of the dinosaur debate nobody asked for. Strap in — today’s headlines took the scenic route to weird. — Doug Marlowe

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Today's Stories

She Saw a Dinosaur. Yes, Recently.

A Florida woman is holding firm on her theory that a “baby dinosaur” ran through her backyard, because, naturally, that’s the most logical explanation. A blurry backyard video went viral, sparking debates ranging from “crane” to “cryptid.” Months later, she’s doubled down, telling reporters she’s still pretty sure it was a raptor. And not the basketball kind. Who needs Jurassic Park when you’ve got suburban security cams?

Luis Rubiales, the former Spanish soccer chief with a knack for bad decisions, was egged mid-book tour, by his own uncle. The memoir covers his downfall after that World Cup kiss heard round the world. While sharing his “truth” on stage, two eggs came flying in hot. One hit a screen; Rubiales leapt into the audience like he’d just subbed himself in. Say what you want, but the man knows how to stay on brand.

One woman saw a dinosaur. One man saw an egg — coming straight at his face. Which had you doing a double take? Drop me a line — Doug