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  Boxing Day, the day after Christmas, is traditionally known for massive sales and eager shoppers. However, in Perth, Australia, one clothing store took a dramatically different approach, creating a scene that resembled more of a chaotic frenzy than a typical shopping experience. Dozens of young people "broke into" a StreetX store, but it wasn't a crime—it was a marketing stunt.

  Image: dailymail.co.uk A remarkably preserved baby woolly mammoth, nicknamed Yana, has been unearthed in Siberia's Batagaika crater, a rapidly expanding thermokarst depression known locally as the "Mouth of Hell" or "Gateway to the Underworld." This incredible find offers a unique glimpse into life during the Ice Age. Yana, estimated to be over 50,000 years old, is considered the best-preserved baby woolly mammoth ever discovered. Found in the Yakutia region of Russia, the mammoth calf was approximately one year old at the time of her death, likely due to a back injury.

  Image: scmp.com A unique trend has emerged in China: young, unmarried women are taking maternity photos while not pregnant, using fake bellies. This "pre-set photoshoot" trend reflects a desire to capture and celebrate significant life moments while still at their physical peak, amidst declining birth and marriage rates in the country.

  Image: scmp.com A wave of "Middle Eastern princess" influencers in China, known for marketing "royal" lifestyle products, has crashed down amidst divorce announcements and revelations of elaborate scams. These influencers, who fabricated tales of marrying wealthy Arab princes, are now facing account bans and public backlash after being exposed for selling cheap, low-quality goods.

Image: dailymail.co.uk Leila King, a Canadian mother of three with naturally large breasts, is defying societal expectations and inspiring others to embrace their bodies. Despite facing criticism and judgment, Leila has learned to love her curves and even built a successful career showcasing her confidence.

  A recent scandal has rocked the Japanese entertainment world involving actress Kasumi Arimura and the unauthorized sale of her personal scripts, including those from the beloved drama "Amachan." This incident highlights the challenges of protecting intellectual property and the intense value placed on memorabilia from popular figures.

  Image: abcnews.go.com A wave of mysterious drone sightings has gripped New Jersey, sparking public concern and prompting a comprehensive investigation by federal agencies. While initial reports raised fears of a potential national security threat, officials have downplayed these concerns, attributing many sightings to misidentified aircraft or legitimate drone operations.

Tenchim, a popular Japanese YouTuber, is making headlines again, this time for her resilience. After facing a significant legal setback – a 380 million yen ($2,829,400) lawsuit stemming from a previous underwear product – Tenchim is boldly announcing a new line of women's undergarments.

Image: wikipedia.org Nestled within the ancient city of Uch, founded by Alexander the Great in Pakistan's Punjab province, lies a treasure trove of Sufi shrines. Among these, the tomb of Bibi Jawindi stands out as a testament to architectural brilliance and spiritual significance.

Image: yahoo.co.jp The internet is flooded with AI-generated images, blurring the lines between reality and the digital world. While most look artificial, some are incredibly realistic, like the case of "Miru Nanase."

Image credits: thesun.co.uk Perched precariously on the brink of a crumbling cliff, the "suicide homes" of El Alto, Bolivia, defy both logic and gravity. These daring dwellings, inhabited by a mix of local shamans and merchants, offer a unique blend of spirituality, commerce, and extreme risk.

Image credits: theworldofchinese.com Nestled amidst the picturesque mountains of Yunnan Province, China, lies the charming town of Lüchun. Every year, during the 10th Month New Year Festival, this quaint town transforms into a vibrant hub of activity, hosting an extraordinary event: the world's longest banquet.

Image credits: turkiyetoday.com Archaeologists in Turkey have made a groundbreaking discovery that could rewrite the history of Christmas. A limestone sarcophagus, believed to be the original burial place of Saint Nicholas, the inspiration for modern-day Santa Claus, has been unearthed at the St. Nicholas Church in Demre, Antalya.

  Image credit: nypost.com The world has witnessed its fair share of extravagant displays, but a recent unveiling in Germany has pushed the boundaries of festive opulence. A three-meter-tall Christmas tree, adorned with 2,024 gold coins, has sparked debate and raised eyebrows. Valued at a staggering £4 million, this golden spectacle, crafted by Munich-based Pro Aurum, is a testament to both human creativity and the enduring allure of precious metals.

Image credits: yahoo.com In a surprising twist to a common retail woe, a Los Angeles store owner turned a theft incident into a unique fashion line. Jared Ingold, the owner of Vardagen clothing store on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, found inspiration in the unexpected when a thief was caught on camera stealing merchandise.

    Image credits: mirror.co.uk Angelina Tran, a 33-year-old nurse, has made headlines for her extraordinary journey to achieve her lifelong dream of increased height. She underwent a groundbreaking £50,000 leg lengthening surgery in Turkey, adding a significant 8.2cm to her stature.

  Coffee lovers with a unique travel desire can now sip their brews while gazing across the border into North Korea. Starbucks has opened its newest location at the Aegibong Peace Ecopark in Gimpo, South Korea. This strategic placement offers patrons a front-row seat to one of the world’s most reclusive nations.