In a wildlife rescue centre in Costa Rica, a the baby three-toed sloth starts on a challenging journey back to the wild. Ellie Harrison and Max Hug Williams continue to follow the stories of orphaned baby animals on opposite sides of the world. In this heartwarming two-part series, Ellie Harrison and wildlife cameraman Max Hug Williams follow the stories of wild orphaned animals, and meet the amazing people who save their lives so they can eventually go back to the wild. ​

Divers have swum with a huge barrel jellyfish off the coast of Cornwall.
Lizzie Daly, a biologist with Wild Ocean Week, said the creature was as big as her body.
It is the largest species of jellyfish found in British waters, with the average diameter being about 40cm (16 inches).

(BBC) Deep-water divers Jake Wilton and Monty Halls formed an unlikely friendship with a manta ray after she appeared to ask them for help.
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The three-metre-wide gentle giant, affectionately named Freckles by local divers, approached them and flipped over in the water to show them her problem – hooks embedded under her right eye.

When the power went out in parts of Manhattan on Saturday night, stores emptied out and Broadway shows did not go on. In restaurants and bars, people drank by the light of their smartphones.

A blackout hit Manhattan making this eerily beautiful photograph possible.
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n US news, this Burger King manager stood up for his employees when customers suggested they go back to Mexico for speaking Spanish. English is not the official language of the U.S. Spanish is the 2nd most spoken language in the country. This Burger King go back to Mexico video from Eustis Florida is one of those class fast food freakouts. If you're looking to see customers get owned, this argument between customers vs employees about speaking Spanish in public might do the trick. In the video, we see the racist customers getting owned by employees, specifically the manager.
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There was a lot of joy but there was no stomping and no disrespect intended.  Read more.

Click on the image to go to sahm.of.sd’s Instagram page, the person taking this very cool shot.