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Daily round-up of the world's weird news
Wed 22 Aug 2012

The tortoise that walked from Stirling to Arbroath, star devours planet, zombie enters presidential race, plus toddler Fight Club for carers

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Olympic Lane pain: Garbage Can World Cup takes place in Germany

Rats! Gnawless rodent species discovered in Indonesia

Tortoise walks from Stirling to Arbroath: that's 72 miles in 23 days

It's raining yellow balls in Leicester

What lies ahead: astronomers capture star devouring a planet

Toddler 'Fight Club': Childcare workers facing charges

Tusk, tusk: woolly mammoth remains found in Dusseldorf

Dinosaur footprint found at NASA's Goddard Flight Center

Pork belly test proof in Spontaneous Human Combustion breakthrough

Zombie shuffles into the race for US President

Solution found to the 'green plague' of Puerto Rico iguanas: eat 'em

Thanks to all our newshounds: Chris Barrington-Mellor, Drew Pratten, George Koprowicz, crkota, Plowter, David Porter, David Marcus, jn, Kay Orchison, Huw Evans, Katy Giffin, John H Evans

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