A man was awarded $122,400 in court Friday for a bite on his hand that got so infected he had to stay in the hospital for three weeks. The owner of the cat, Jean Toney, was the sister of the defendant, Michael Sabo. According to Sabo's lawyer, Tom Pabst, Sabo had to pay thousands of dollars in medical bills after the cat lept into his lap and bit his right hand in 2004, causing an infection that left his fingers looking like "plump hot dogs. "

Bound by their religious teachings that forbids them to harm any creature small or large, Buddhist monks at a Malaysian temple are battling hard enough to get rid of stinging red ants that have severely infested the temple for the past year. According to a volunteer at the Hong Hock See temple in the country's northern Penang state, one of the devotees at the temple was bit so hard by the ants that he had to be hospitalized. After several failed non-violent efforts to purge the insects, a temple disciple tried to relocate the ants using a vacuum cleaner, but that method also couldn't stop the fiery creatures from springing up again in the temple.

An Australian man, drunk on vodka, caught a shark with his bare hands while fishing off a jetty at Louth Bay, a town on South Australia state's Eyre Peninsula, about 870 miles west of Sydney. Phillip Kerkhof caught a 1. 3-meter (4-ft. ) bronze whaler shark with his bare hands off an Australian beach on Friday while it was swimming in shallow waters.

Every time we go to swanky restaurants and pay hefty prices for the food we order, we often think how good it would be if we were to choose the prices ourselves. Now a unique coffee shop in Kirkland offers you this opportunity as it doesn't have any price listed on the menu. Yes you heard it right - no prices on the menu, as customers at Terra Bite Lounge pay whatever they like, or not at all. The employees at the coffee shop are also instructed not to be biased to anyone or show any difference in their service towards those who don't pay or pay very less in the unique metal box that is placed there.

A teen who was fishing in Stockport, Manchester caught a deadly piranha. The man-eating fish is normally feared in its natural habitat in South America. Josh Boyle, 14, was at his usual fishing spot when he reeled in the sharp-toothed predator. He then held the fish at arm's length while his friend took a photograph.