Adorable: The kitten named Anakin was born without a pelvis or his back to legs and a Florida woman has taken him and cared for him after finding him wandering in the woods
Adapting: The kitten, who is thought to be two-to-three months old, plays and scurries around like any other cat his age, but does so by balancing on only two legs and his tail
All clear: His new owner, who calls herself a fantasy cat artist, got him checked out by a vet and posted his X-rays. The top (which gives a side view) and the bottom one (which gives a view from above the cat) show that his internal organs are all working properly
Attention: His new owner says that she is giving the little tyke some solo-attention before introducing him to her old cats and dog
Delicious: An ordinary clam doing what appears to be an extraordinarily strange act has made it a celebrity, as thousands of people have watched the creature lap up a pinch of salt
Mesmerizing: A video of the animal's antics has accrued nearly 200,000 views as people cannot figure out what has caused the clam to season itself
Seasoning: The clam sits on a dinner table with salt scattered around it until a cream, pulpy 'tongue' emerges from its shell, appearing to take a sample of its salty surroundings
Length: The sea creature's 'tongue' slowly creeps out of the shell and taps down on the table, elongating till it is nearly a full body-length away
Hungry: It rescinds, dripping with moisture, before dipping back out for more
Fears realised: As the jumper leaps from the edge of the pylon, little does he know that his chute is about to fail him
Terrifying: Seconds earlier, the young man prepares for the jump by taking off his gloves and peering over the edge into the snow-filled abyss.
Scared: His bare hands shaking in nervous anticipation, a young base jumper prepares to throw himself from the top of a 120-metre power pylon
Leap of faith: As the hapless daredevil shuffles tentatively towards the edge of the platform, the anxiety on his face is clear, even in this grainy handheld footage, filmed by a friend
Survival: Miraculously, the man survived the 120-metre fall
No parachute: He was even able to walk again after three months after fracturing his vertebrae, pelvis and legs.
Icing with death: He hits the ground with a muffled thud and a puff of snow as his friend can only look down from above
