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People battle huge waves to save boat in Acapulco during Hurricane Polo - AOL (opens the original)
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People in Acapulco work together to pull a boat out of the water as a heavy swell hits Mexico's Pacific coast. Several people struggle to move the vessel ashore while large waves break along the beach. They keep hauling it towards safety as the sea remains rough. The effort comes as residents take precautions while Hurricane Polo passes offshore. The storm was not expected to make landfall in Mexico. It was downgraded to Category 4 after reaching Category 5, the highest category, as it moved alo
Hurricane Polo brings powerful waves to Mexico's Pacific coast - AOL (opens the original)
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Residents of Lazaro Cardenas, on Mexico's Pacific coast, fill sandbags and stack them along the seafront as waves threaten businesses. Military personnel are also seen on the beach, while the swell reaches the shoreline and nearby properties. The rough conditions have already damaged buildings and other structures along Playa Azul beach. Local business owners are worried about more damage as Hurricane Polo passes offshore. The storm was downgraded to Category 4 after reaching Category 5, the hig
Giant dancing gorilla becomes hit at Lahore university event - AOL (opens the original)
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A performer in a giant gorilla costume joins students on the dancefloor at a university event in Lahore, Pakistan. The trend has spread from social media to weddings, parties and campus celebrations across the country. Shayen Zahoor, who runs a costume company, says the idea came from India and quickly gained attention after the team posted its first video online. Bookings followed within days. Event organiser Ismail Ali says the performance was chosen to lift the mood, while students describe t
Alpaca migration: Woolly travellers make their way down from the Swiss Alps - AOL (opens the original)
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Around 70 alpacas leave their summer pasture in the Bernese Alps and make their way down to Switzerland's Kiental valley. The video shows the herd being counted, called together and guided across bridges and along a narrow mountain road. They pass cows and a postal bus before reaching the valley, where they are loaded into livestock lorries bound for their winter farm near Aeschi. The Luginbuhl family has bred llamas in Switzerland for 30 years and began raising alpacas in 2000. The herd is kept
Flooded streets and rescues as Typhoon Dujuan hits Japan - AOL (opens the original)
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Footage from Japan shows flooded streets and rescue efforts after Typhoon Dujuan brought torrential rain to the Tokyo region, leaving at least four people dead and six missing. The storm triggered landslides in residential areas of Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures, swamped roads and caused flight cancellations and wider transport delays as it moved along eastern Japan’s Pacific coast on Monday. Officials confirmed the deaths and missing persons on Tuesday as search and rescue teams worked in affec
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