Would you Ignore a Phone Call for 1 Million Dollars? And why is this zoo asking for pets?

Treasure hunters, pranksters, and a museum full of hair, today’s roundup has it all. Pour your coffee, brace your eyebrows, and enjoy this small parade of human creativity and confusion. — Doug Marlowe

Sunken Fortunes & Table Manners

Florida divers strike gold, literally, with $1M in lost Spanish treasure

Off the Florida coast, divers unearthed $1 million in Spanish gold that’s been napping underwater since the 1700s. The coins are pristine enough to make historians giddy and pirates jealous. After centuries of waiting, it’s nice to see someone’s luck finally surface, even if the ocean technically had dibs first.

Two 17-year-olds in Shanghai filmed themselves urinating into a restaurant’s hotpot, and the internet returned the favor with outrage and a £230,000 fine. Turns out, “spicing things up” isn’t always appreciated in dining culture. Their viral fame came and went faster than the soup cooled. A reminder that not every stunt deserves an audience, or a lawyer.

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Luck, Laughs & Lifetime Collections

Michigan woman nearly ignores a $1M lottery call, because she thought it was spam

A Michigan woman dodged a life-changing call, thinking it was another “free cruise” scam, only to find out she’d actually won $1 million. After some skeptical Googling and a callback, the disbelief turned to stunned silence. Moral of the story: sometimes it pays to answer the phone… just not every time.

An Indiana fan collected 2,318 Joker-themed items, earning her a Guinness World Record and probably a few double takes from visitors. From action figures to playing cards, her devotion runs deep, and slightly unsettling. Still, in a world of chaos, who better to admire than the clown who invented it?

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Hairy Situations & Questionable Meals

Hair museum closes, leaving its century old locks to drift across the nation

Leila’s Hair Museum, (yes, that’s its real name) has finally closed, sending thousands of human-hair keepsakes to new homes. For decades, it displayed jewelry, wreaths, and watchbands woven from Victorian tresses. Some called it art, others called it... unsettling. Either way, it’s proof that sentimentality once had very strange texture.

Denmark’s Aalborg Zoo asked locals to donate unwanted pets, not to adopt, but to feed to its carnivores. The zoo called it “ethical recycling.” The internet called it “what now?” It’s a reminder that one person’s guinea pig is another lion’s lunch.

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Which story made you question humanity’s direction the most? Hit reply, I’m collecting evidence. Until next time, keep shaking your head. — Doug