An injured deer wandered into a mall in New Jersey, where it stumbled into a Sears and scared all the shoppers. Jeff Hrusko, who works at the Sears in the Ocean County Mall tells All Headline News (AHN) it "broke through a plate glass window and charged through the store. I heard breaking glass and turned my head in the direction of the noise, to see a badly hurt deer hurdle passed. "

A wristwatch buried by a Norwegian watchmaker at the North Pole three years ago traveled thousands of miles and was found last week. Niels Jakup Mortensen, 11, discovered the watch near his home at the Faeroe Islands, more than 1800 miles from the North Pole. According to Mortensen's mother the watch was enclosed in a small black box along with a letter that had been partially damaged by sea water, the Associated Press reports.

Bao Xishun, a 7-foot-9-inch herdsman from Inner Mongolia, has finally tied the knot. His bride is a 29-year-old saleswoman from his hometown who stands at a mere 5 feet 6 inches tall. The 56-year-old was confirmed as the world's tallest human being by the Guinness Book of World Records in 2005.

A North Carolina couple has reportedly received a balloon that was set off by students in Wynne, Arkansas School. Mahlon Webb Jr. was in the golf course where he works as a superintendent when he noticed a yellow balloon on the first hole. The balloon, which surprisingly traveled 872 miles, has a tag attached that said, "Happy 100 Day, Dana Johnson, Wynne Primary School Kindergarten, Wynne, Ark. "

Swiss watch maker Romain Jerome has announced the worldwide launch of a watch which it claims is made from authentic parts of the Titanic, the ocean liner which became infamous for its collision with an iceberg, and for its dramatic sinking on April 14, 1912. The watch is a part of the company's new "DNA of Famous Legends" collection. According to the watchmaker, the steel that makes the body of the watch has been created by a fusion of authentic steel from the shipwreck and that of the future Titanic II at the Harland and Wolff shipyards in Belfast.