Driver was found and charged with impaired driving

A red sports car parked in a lake is a hard site to miss in Saskatchewan.

According to the Regina Leader-Post, police received several calls from people saying a car had landed in the lake near the Saskatchewan Legislative Building.

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Jared Mysko, who goes by saskatoonscanner on YouTube, shot this video after seeing the car when he was out taking pictures of the sunset Friday night.

I was kind of surprised," he said to the Leader-Post. But then his next thought was, "ah, Friday the 13th."

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Staff Sgt. Evan Bray told the Leader-Post callers reported the occupants of the car fled the scene, but police were able to locate them and charge the driving with impaired driving plus other things. No one was injured.

(Photo by Jared Mysko on Twitter)

A Canadian family is one of the first to be scared off by the Art Institute of Chicago lions

When the colourful moose statues filled Toronto, people could climb on them for photos and it never seemed to be an issue. That's probably why we never got anything as cool as what they've installed near a Chicago statue.

Outside the Art Institute of Chicago - which houses Picassos, Monets and Grant Wood's 'American Gothic' - stand two lions. The bronze statues guard the western entrance on the famed Michigan Avenue.

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The one "stands in an attitude of defiance" and the other is "on the prowl", but the two have stood stoic for more than a century not doing much to scare off people who try to climb on them.

Until now.

People who climb on them hoping for that perfect snapshot will now hear the call of the wild as a new recorded roar will sound. People will also hear a warning sound that the police will be called if they don't get

This past week has been chock-full of awesome and crazy videos. Here are some of our favourites:

1. Politician pulls gun on live TV

Canadian politicians may get a bit heated during House debates, but in Jordan one threw his shoe and then drew his pistol on a political foe during a live TV interview. Mohammed Shawabka accused Mansour Seif-Eddine Murad of being a spy for Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime. Murad then denied the allegation and accused Shawabka of being an agent for the Israeli secret service. That's when the conversation got heated with Shawabka standing and shouting before he took his shoe off, threw it across the room and pulled out his gun to chase Murad around the set.

"I couldn't believe my eyes," said host Mohammed Habashna to The Associated Press. "It was like the Wild West, but we needed horses in the studio."

2. Stranger cradle's baby in Manitoba home

A woman in Brandon,

If there's anything we've learned over the past six years, it's that hairstyles come and go but bad music lasts forever.

And Alex Dainis proves it in a lip-sync video that took six years to make. Lip-synching the same song at three different points in her life, Dainis shows that questionable dance moves can take a while to unlearn, too.

Because of Sony Music copyrights, some viewers will have to watch the video on YouTube.

Filmed at three different ages — 17, 20 and 23 — Dainis rocks out to Aaron Carter's "Aaron's Party (Come Get It)" in a YouTube video posted on her Lexie527 account. Dainis, who describes herself as a student in Boston, Mass., says of the video: "Sure there's a story behind it, but mostly I just hope I'll still be this ridiculous at 26, 29, 32 ... you get the idea."

We certainly can't wait to see if the hairstyle and the song still hold up when she's 65.

Sarah Brame jumped backward on the dock after a bull shark jumped out of the water right in front of her

Unsuspecting people were fishing on a dock in South Carolina when they got quite the surprise.

Sarah Brame was trying to reel in her first fish when a shark came out of nowhere and snatched her catch.

(Warning: coarse language)

"I was actually kind of scared because I seen it jump and actually thought it could jump up here and get me," she told local station WPDE. "Because the tide was all the way up, and it was probably three feet below me."

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William Moore caught the whole thing on camera while filming his fiancé fish during an outing with her and her step-father, Van Hughes, in the rain. The family estimates the shark was about four to six feet long and weighed more than 200 pounds.

But the story doesn't end with the video. The men later caught the shark using chum as

U.K. zoo says penguins are more interesting than the Gherkin

Have you ever wondered what it would look like if a giant penguin was about to attack your city?

Residents of London now know since the ZSL London Zoo has released images of the city's famed Gherkin skyscraper dressed up as a penguin.

Zoo bosses commissioned the design to encourage visitors to the city to visit the zoo, according to a statement. They plan to approach the city with the idea.

"We don't want anyone to miss our penguins, and they certainly wouldn't be able to miss this one looming over the capital," said Emma Edwards, the U.K. zoo's head of communications in a statement. "We think 'The Penguin' would be a striking addition to the London skyline and serve as a perfect reminder to Londoners and tourists alike to visit ZSL London Zoo and Penguin Beach this summer."

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The Gherkin is actually called the Swiss Re building and is the London

The couples credit the pilot with performing the emergency landing so no one got hurt

Two Canadian couples didn't have the landing they were expecting during a hot air balloon ride in the Arizona sky.

The balloon they were in had to make an emergency landing outside of Scottsdale, Arizona Tuesday when the wind picked up. The basket bounced three times and tumbled on the field as the balloon was quickly deflating.

According to NBC, an unexpected wind gust of about 45 km/h forced the pilot to make the emergency landing. On impact with the ground, the strong wind dragged the balloon and basket about half a kilometre.

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Luckily, the four tourists plus the pilot all walked away from the crash without injury.

The KTVK news helicopter was heading home for the morning when the crew spotted the balloon just as it was about to go down.

While it may look like a scary landing, the pilot told 3TV it was a

The Fantastic Delites machine in Australia wants people do to embarrassing tasks instead of pay money

It's no secret that people like free things and the people at Fantastic Delites, an Australian snack food company, have set up a vending machine to see just how far people will go...even if it's only for a bag of chips.

As it turns out, people will do as the machine commands.

Fantastic Delites set up the Delite-O-Matic vending machine at a shopping mall in Adelaide and slowly people started walking up to the machine to see what was happening.

The first person only had to put the button 100 times, but then the number started going up and some people had to hit the button 5,000 times. Then the machine got more creative. It asked people to bow down as if they were worshiping the machine and people did as crowds began to gather. People were also told to dance in front of the machine.

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