Pet loyalty reaches its height in a new video that appears to show a dog pushing its owner's wheel chair through flood waters.

The video, captured from a vehicle at an unknown location, captured footage as those recording passed a man in a wheelchair. He waves at them and as they pass, a dog comes into view. The pet is standing on two hind paws with its front paws on the back of the wheelchair. It's unclear if the dog is pushing or simply hanging on.

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"Dear Lord, he is being pulled by his dog!" a woman off-camera says in Russian, according to International Business Times.

Some users commented it was unfortunate no one had stopped to help the man.

Floods have swept over central Europe over the past week, in areas including Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Czech Republic, according to the CBC. Reports say thousands have evacuated the affected areas.

The Russian speaking people in this video are the only clue about where it might have

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Fishing in Alaska could hook you a bigger catch than your line can hold.

A video posted online on June 8 shows a fishing rod dangling into unidentified waters, while men chat off-camera about catching a halibut.

Then a fish surfaces, hooked to the line. The fish didn't last long enough to become dinner, but these fisherman certainly had a Halibut encounter — with an orca whale.

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The whale appears at the surface, biting at the fish as the men in the boat marvel at who is stealing their catch.

Be warned, there is one expletive in the video.

Alaska Life also uploaded the video to its Facebook page where it's been shared more than 28,000 times. The YouTube version has more than 200,000 views.

Grind TV wrote that the fisherman seemed to know the orca was in the vicinity, suggesting perhaps they were luring the whale with the fish.

Past whale encounters have given boaters a fright, including canoers who uploaded a video in February of their

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When Japan's Jiroemon Kimura was born in 1897, Mitsubishi was still two decades away from manufacturing the country's first passenger car. In Canada, the Klondike Gold Rush drew fortune-seekers to the Yukon in droves.

On Wednesday, after more than 116 years that saw the turn of two centuries, Kimura died in Kyotango, Kyoto of natural causes. He held the record of the oldest man ever to have lived, Guinness World Records said in a statement.

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Kimura was a retired postal worker, according to Guinness. The world record body named him the oldest man who ever lived in 2012, adding to his record as the oldest living person.

Craig Glenday, the editor-in-chief of Guinness World Records, published a note about Kimura, saying the elderly man welcomed him into his home this fall when he delivered the world record certificates.

"He was alert and sharp, and even spoke a few words of English he'd learned specially for my visit," the statement says.

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Toronto may have a new mayor in the coming years. Names being tossed around include Olivia Chow, John Tory and Adam Vaughan. Even Jose Canseco said at one point he may run. Now a Canadian celebrity may be tossing his hat in the ring to keep the city from being in jeopardy.

I'll take possible future Toronto mayors for $400 ...

Answer: This Sudbury-born quiz show host began his career covering news for CBC before moving to the U.S. in 1973 to host game shows.

Question: Who is Alex Trebek?

The 72-year-old TV star told The Canadian Press that he has no plans to retire from hosting Jeopardy!, a gig he's had since 1984, but joked he doesn't know what the future holds. He eluded a run for political office may even be in the future.

"I have been considering going into politics, but where and in what venue and what level ..." he told CP. "In a couple of years it might be fun to come back to Toronto after having left Jeopardy! for an office here if there's one available ... wink, wink."

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When thieves stole a trailer in Kamloops, B.C. on Monday, they most likely didn't realize they had stolen its owner too.

The owner knew without a doubt when he called police that thieves were trying to make a getaway in his vehicle. He just didn't quite know which street they had turned down.

That's because the man was still inside the trailer when the carjackers jumped into the truck hauling it and drove off, according to the Canadian Press. The news wire reported he called police while the theft was in progress.

He eventually spotted a landmark that helped police find him and his property, the story says. But the suspects had disappeared.

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In a similar case this February involving a car theft in New York City, the passenger who went along for the ride couldn't call the police. Surveillance footage showed someone stealing a car from a parking garage that turned out to have a sleeping baby girl in the back seat,

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Commuters in Stockholm, Sweden react with shock and laughter when they look up to see their own faces greeting them from bus stop advertisements in a new prank video.

The prank is part of a viral marketing campaign from the makers of Photoshop, intended to show the potential of creative design while picking on innocent bus riders.

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A van set up with a computer, a connection to the bus stop's advertisement display panel and photo retouch artist Erik Johansson parks across from a bus stop and waits. When the first victim approaches, someone leans out the van window to photograph him, and the magic begins.

The video has been viewed more than 11 million times since it was uploaded on June 7.

The prank is promotion for Adobe's Creative Days.

Commuters might start to expect pranks while they wait for the bus soon, as Adobe isn't the first to choose commuters for victims.

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There's trouble in Paradise.

The town near St. John's, Newfoundland has been shaken after a beloved community member was kidnapped, according to the St. John's Telegram. His name is Tube Dude and they want him back.

The owner says his 7-foot-tall, yellow metal stick man disappeared from the end of his driveway on June 6. And things just aren't the same without him.

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Tube Dude greets everyone from the end of his owner's driveway with his permanent smile and his waving hand, locals told the newspaper. But on Tuesday, an image of Tube Dude featured on the Telegram's front page with a story about his disappearance.

Tube Dude's kidnapping led his owner, Mike Corcoran, to post an advertisement on Kijiji offering a reward for the return of his metallic friend. He told the Telegram people have responded to the ad, not to send him tips, but to express their sadness that Tube Dude hasn't been there to wave at them when they pass by.

The quirky

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Hillary Clinton has joined the Twitterverse with a roaring welcome, earning more than 360,000 followers during her first day on social media — even though she only sent one tweet.

The former secretary of state's profile describes her with a touch of comedy and intrigue that has the media speculating about the possibility of her running for U.S. president in the next election.

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She describes her self as a "dog owner, hair icon, pantsuit aficionado" and "glass ceiling cracker," adding a mysterious 'To Be Decided' to the end of her list of titles.

Her profile picture is an image of her using her Blackberry, which once became the inspiration for a joke blog, Texts From Hillary, that invented text messages conversations between her and other leaders, actors and well-known personalities.

Adam Smith and Stacy Lambe created the blog, which eventually earned a submission directly from Clinton, according to the

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