French and Chinese paleontologists have discovered what is thought to be the only fossil of a two-headed reptile on record. The animal belonged to a group of aquatic reptiles and lived in what is now China nearly 150 million years ago. The fossil, which measures seven centimeters long, was found in northeastern China in an area where remains of early birds and feathered dinosaurs were found in the past. It is an embryonic or newborn reptile that had two necks and two heads and would have grown to about 3. 25 feet in adulthood. The reptile was a choristoderan, which seem to have been common aquatic reptiles during the Cretaceous Period (144 to 65 million years ago).

Sarah Ferguson may be part of the royal family, but she still likes to have some bathroom fun on the side. Britain's Fergie recently shocked diners at a top London restaurant by posing as a bathroom attendant - literally.

The Argentinian eBay has quickly removed a post to auction off alleged stolen mobile phone of American President George W. Bush's daughter, Barbara. The phone was made available for auction online on the Mercado Libre Web site, with a starting price of $334.

A 1939 Auto Union D-Type, a racing car commissioned by dictator Adolf Hitler is expected to become the most expensive car ever sold at an auction. Christie's Auction House is set to auction the D-Type, believed to be one of only two in existence, in February in Paris, France. It was created by Ferdinand Porsche after a personal request from Hitler who wanted the car to be one of his propaganda tools to show off the technological superiority of the Third Reich.

Thousands of Parisians gathered for a smooch on Thursday to try to break the world kissing record, but they weren't able to do so. On a day devoted to worldwide record breaking, just 1,188 kissers showed up in Paris in an attempt to break the Budapest's 2005 world record for 11,570 people kissing in one spot at one moment, according to the Guinness World Records officials. The event took place at La Defense, a modernist business park on the west edge of Paris.