The story of A Greek Dog Rescue Found This Shepherd In Desperate Need Of Help

SPAZ, a Greek rescue organization, was alerted that a very sick stray dog was near Athens, Greece.

The shepherd most likely was a sheep dog at one point, but now he was sick and struggling to survive on his own. It took a while to locate the dog once they arrived. When they saw him, their hearts broke.

The dog was extremely fearful and refused to let the humans get close.

Because of this, the rescuers had to lace food with tranquilizer. After an hour of tracking the dog, he finally laid down.

Although he was still terrified, he didn't put up a fight.

The dog remained calm, even during the car ride to the vet. He had one ear cut off, he was infested with both fleas and ticks, he'd lost most of his hair, and he had various injuries all over his body.

When you see the shape he was in, you'll be in tears.

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See he was Attacked By A Jungle Cat And Barely Lived To Tell The (Adorable) Tale

 See he was Attacked By A Jungle Cat And Barely Lived To Tell The (Adorable) Tale

"I've never had my ear licked before by an ocelot -- first time for everything," is one of the things that actually came out of Coyote Peterson's mouth during a real-life encounter with a young jungle cat.

While roaming around in the rainforests of Costa Rica doing things that someone named Coyote Peterson would definitely do, the adventurer and his companion were stopped in their tracks by a baby ocelot with seemingly insatiable bloodlust...or a strong desire to play with some weird-looking animals. Either one.

While picking up wild animals with sharp teeth is never really a good idea, there's no harm in watching someone else do it, right?

 

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OMG Bobbit Worms Are Pure Nope, So Why Would You Want To Catch One? I Have No Idea.

OMG Bobbit Worms Are Pure Nope, So Why Would You Want To Catch One? I Have No Idea. 

Bobbit worms are one of the biggest nopes of the ocean. The large worms dig themselves burrows on the ocean floor and then wait for prey to swim by. When they sense something good to eat is near, they strike lightning fast with sharp teeth and deadly venom. While humans are rarely their prey, the occasional bobbit worm bite has been reported.
That being said, there are some out there who make a hobby out of catching the creepy-crawlies. In the video below, YouTuber Trapula shows how he catches bobbit worms using a device very similar to a mouse trap. It's a little on the long side, but stick with it. The payoff is well worth it.

According to Trapula, he catches bobbit worms to use as bait to catch bigger fish. In the video description he says, "I'm catching bobbit worms for my fishing needs and that's the only reason I catch them [...] fish just can't resist them."
I would never try to pull one of those things out of the ocean floor.

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The story of A NYU Student Shot This Terrifying Video Of The 9/11 Attacks From Their Dorm

 The story of A NYU Student Shot This Terrifying Video Of The 9/11 Attacks From Their Dorm

It's been nearly 15 years since the World Trade Center towers were attacked by terrorists.

The events of September 11, 2001, were horrifyingly tragic. When the towers fell and innocent people were killed, it changed the lives of countless people both in the United States and abroad. The attacks created a moment in time that can never be forgotten.
Most U.S. citizens, no matter their age, can distinctly remember what they were doing when the planes hit the towers. Many people were at work, school, or just getting ready to leave for the day.

The NYU student that filmed this video will certainly never forget exactly what happened.

Watching the violence and chaos on television was traumatizing enough, but imagine being a young student in the city, close enough to clearly see the towers. In the video, you can hear their frightened reactions and panicked calls home. This is a perspective that not many people have seen of the 9/11 attacks.

The video that Caroline filmed may be hard to watch.

Many remember only the news reports, but this video gives more weight to the terrible tragedy.

The people that lost their lives that day will never be forgotten, and this rare perspective of the terrorist attacks reminds us to more fiercely honor their memories. Years may desensitize people to what really happened, but this rare video shows us the horror and truth of that fateful day.

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