Photos : See the man who lives with 7 tigers

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 A Brazilian animal lover, Ary Borges lives with seven tigers live in his house, swim in his pool and even give his baby granddaughter rides on their back. He rescued two tigers from a circus and breed them bringing the number to 7. The father-of-three refuses to accept being so close to the 35-stone animals is dangerous and insists if he gives them respect, they will respond ‘I was never worried about my daughters co-existing with these animals. ‘You have to show the animals respect and love -
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OMG! Meet the Woman who says a reptile lives In her stomach

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Maria Tsotetsi (49), from extension 28 in Vosloorus, east of Johannesburg, SA, says she has an evil snake inside her stomach. 

She said she has been told by several prophets and traditional healers that the reptile lives inside her.

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Stop risking your lives for unreal greener pasture abroad, develop your country – Briton tells Nigerian youths

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A member of Volunteer Service Overseas, Mr. Michael Young, a citizen of United Kingdom has charged Nigerian youths to stay in their country to contribute to its development instead of risking their lives searching for unreal greener pasture.

Young, who stated this along his counterpart, Miss Samuel Joy Ben during a press conference in Ilorin to mark the beginning of International Youth Day celebration in collaboration with National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Kwara State chapter, said immigrants could make it in their countries without embarking on dangerous journey.

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See Ways Facebook Is Changing People's Lives

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Facebook has over 800 million users, and researchers and pollsters have been busy studying them. Here are some of the ways the site is impacting people's lives and changing their behavior

1. You Might Be Addicted

If you're on Facebook, could you go 24 hours without checking your page? According to polls, 80% of users couldn’t. And for a little over a third of the site’s users, it's even worse. One study found that the need to check your Facebook page is more powerful than an addiction to alcohol or cigarettes, and says many of the site's users suffer from "Facebook Addiction Disorder." One psychiatrist says symptoms include letting Facebook interfere with your sleep or work, spending more than one hour a day on the site, and being filled with fear or panic at the thought of deleting your account.

Meet The Homeless Man Who Lives In His Canoe

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Some people dream about living life on the open water. For Michael Richard Smith, this is his reality. The 49-year-old lives in a 14-foot canoe; setting up shop on the Boston Harbour and rowing to small offshore docks after dark to pitch his tent and sleep. According to ABC News, Smith said he’s been bunking down in metro Boston waters for about two months now. While authorities are said to be keeping an eye on the unconventional camper, he technically isn’t breaking any laws.