From a real bird's-eye view courtesy of a seagull stealing a camera to a massive Canadian QR code corn maze, we've seen some fascinating footage this week. Here are some of our favourite videos:

1. Seagull takes camera for flight

If you've ever wondered what a bird's-eye view is actually like check out this video. A seagull in San Francisco picked up a camera and took it for a ride. The woman, a tourist from France, was filming the sunset behind the Golden Gate Bridge when the bird yanked the camera. She managed to track it down on a nearby sidewalk and found it was still intact and had about 20 seconds of new footage. According to Yahoo!'s Trending Now blog, some are saying the video is a fake and could be part of a marketing hoax.

This isn't the first time we've got a good view of what animals see. Last year a seagull pulled the same move, grabbing a camera and flying through the French city of Cannes. And shortly before that, a photographer in Africa was hoping to get a

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Dave Park thought his bike was gone and then he noticed a man riding a cool bike

More than 3,100 bikes were reported stolen in Toronto last year, but thanks to good eyes and brave action, Dave Park was able to get his back.

His thousand-dollar bicycle disappeared from his garage two weeks ago and like most people who have their bikes stolen, he thought it was gone for good.

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"A police report was filed but I was left resigned to accept the loss and move on," Park wrote on YouTube.

And then while he was driving a few days ago he noticed someone riding his bike.

"At first I thought: Oh, that's a cool bike," he told the Toronto Star. Then he noticed the customized handlebars, special seat and black grips with red stars and realized it was his. "I could believe it. I was kind of like I hooked a big fish...I just needed to act."

Park's fiancée, Vanessa Crossley, started filming as they followed the cyclist into the alleyway and

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The stench wafting into the city is coming from a broken sewage lagoon

Many cities or areas have their own unique smells, but the mayor of Regina is apologizing for the smell in his city.

Mayor Pat Fiacco issued a formal apology to residents because a foul stench is wafting over the west and northwest parts of the city from a wastewater treatment plant.

"I want to sit in my backyard, I want to enjoy a barbecue in my backyard, I want to sleep with my window open - I can't right now and nor can the majority of citizens affected by this in north-west Regina," said Fiacco sympathizing with fellow residents. "And they have a right to be upset."

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Despite it being called a sewage lagoon, it usually isn't smelly. But city officials say a blower that pumps oxygen into the water is broken and that is causing low oxygen levels. That combined with warm temperatures and an aging infrastructure are causing the stink.

While Regina may

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Old houses tend to creak and make all sorts of noises. Most of the time, it's the pipes. Sometimes it's a little critter scurrying across the floor, or a rusty door jamb.

And then, every once in a while, it's your convict ex-boyfriend hiding out in your attic.

As the Charlotte Observer reports, a single mother of five received the unwanted houseguest-related fright of her life when she discovered the 44-year-old man living in the space above her bedroom.

Tracy (who asked reporters not to print her last name) had dated the man 12 years prior, but broke up with him after he robbed a flower shop and went off to jail.

On Saturday night, she told the Observer she began to feel something was out of the ordinary.

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Aside from strange noises, she noticed insulation falling from the ceiling.

Then at 2:30 a.m., the sleepless North Carolina woman witnessed nails popping out from the ceiling and falling to

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Police are still looking for the real one that went missing

A Sri Lankan thief may have been trying to pull a page from an Ontario man's book when he stole a diamond by swallowing it.

Police arrested Chou Wan, 32, after someone complained he swallowed a diamond at a jewelry show last week. Chou was taken to the hospital where X-rays confirmed the presence of the gem. He was given a laxative so the authorities could recover it.

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But it appeared Chou's efforts were for not when the National Gem and Jewelry Authority examined the diamond and found it to be a fake. That's when police determined his work was part of a bigger scam — that Chou may have swallowed the fake diamond as a diversion while an accomplice stole the real one.

Police Spokesman Ajith Rohana told The Associated Press that investigators believe another Chinese man may have stolen the actual diamond, which is worth about $13,000. One person at the exhibit thought

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A warning for all future travelers irritated by the lengthy airport screening process: Take it all in with a smile, or risk getting booted from your flight.

That's the hard lesson one woman learned after she claims a U.S. Transport Security Administration officer barred her from boarding the plane due to her "bad attitude."

Shaky cell phone footage of the exchange at a Houston airport was captured and uploaded to YouTube.

In the video's written introduction, the uploader says that even though she passed through airport security, she stoked the ire of a TSA agent by drinking her water instead of allowing them to "test" it.

During the 22-second recording, the agent, identified as Louis Godeaux, can be heard admitting that he took umbrage at the woman's attitude and that he had a legal right to keep her on the ground for that reason alone.

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Transcript from the video (via Good Morning America) reads as follows:

Woman: Do

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Olga Kostina has put more than 30,000 plastic caps on her house in colourful mosaics

A retired Russian woman has found a way to liven up her simple wooden house in a rural part of the county.

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Olga Kostina makes colourful mosaics on the outside walls of her house entirely out of plastic bottle caps.

She lives in the Siberian taiga, which is known for its natural beauty but also has a population density of about three people per square kilometre. So to pass the time, Kostina started collecting bottle caps and when she has enough she starts decorating.

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She has placed all of the 30,000 plus caps on the walls by herself using a hammer and nails. She uses a technique known as macrame to create the intricate patterns and plans to keep going until all the walls of her house and other structures are covered.

(Reuters photos)

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It's been suggested that yoga keeps you young, and Ida Herbert is pretty much the living embodiment of that statement.

The 96-year-old recently made this year's Guinness Book of World Records as the world's most senior yoga instructor ("oldest" just doesn't seem like the right descriptor in this case).

The irrepressible Herbert has been perfecting her sun salutations since the 1960s, or roughly three decades before yoga became the exercise of choice for the latte set.

"I don't think I talked about it to anyone. If I did, I would just say 'I'm going to the health club,'" she told the Canadian Press of her early days.

She's been a certified yoga instructor for the last 20 years, where she continues to teach at studios around Orillia, Ontario.

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