The extraordinary teeth-cleaning session of a hippopotamus has gone viral and left the netizens amused.&nbsp;

The video was shared on X by the popular page Nature is Amazing, and it soon went viral as it amassed nearly five lakh views.&nbsp;

In the video, the giant hippo is seen obediently keeping his enormous mouth wide open as the caretaker cleans the teeth.&nbsp;

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The teeth are seen getting cleaned meticulously with a sponge-like brush and water pipe. The animal appears surprisingly calm and well-trained for the session.&nbsp;

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According to Britannica, a hippo can grow around 40 teeth and the incisor and canine teeth of this animal are extremely large. “Hippos getting their teeth cleaned,” read the caption.

<h2>Here's how netizens reacted to the viral video&nbsp;</h2>

Reacting to the video, one user said, “I never knew hippos needed dental care! This is both fascinating and adorable.”&nbsp;

“Seeing a hippo so relaxed while getting its teeth brushed is a sight I didn’t know I needed today!,” another user commented.

“This is just too cute! Who would have thought hippos could be so gentle?,” commented a third user.

“Nature never ceases to amaze me,” wrote a viewer.&nbsp;

Watch:&nbsp;Moo Deng: Two-month-old pint-sized Hippo goes viral for cuteness

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"I bet this hippo has the best teeth in the animal kingdom!," said another user.

“The most dangerous animal can be so darn adorable,” stated a comment, while another read, "Wow. Look at that patience level."

Another wrote, “Wow, those are damn big teeth! Surprised they don’t have more of them!”

“The one in back, waiting his turn. They seem to enjoy it,” commented a user on X.

“This one looks friendly, just remember, in the wild, hippos are extremely territorial and will flip boats and kill people,” wrote a user.

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The extraordinary teeth-cleaning session of a hippopotamus has gone viral and left the netizens amused. The video was shared on X by the popular page Nature is Amazing, and it soon went viral as it amassed nearly five lakh views.

The extraordinary teeth-cleaning session of a hippopotamus has gone viral and left the netizens amused. The video was shared on X by the popular page Nature is Amazing, and it soon went viral as it amassed nearly five lakh views. In the video, the giant hippo is seen obediently keeping his enormous mouth wide open as the caretaker cleans the teeth. Also Read: Viral baby pygmy hippo who has inspired make-up looks, merchandise and more The teeth are seen getting cleaned meticulously with a sponge-like brush and water pipe. The animal appears surprisingly calm and well-trained for the session. Hippos getting their teeth cleaned pic.twitter.com/dY5mrY669P — Nature is Amazing ☘️ (@AMAZlNGNATURE) September 23, 2024 × According to Britannica, a hippo can grow around 40 teeth and the incisor and canine teeth of this animal are extremely large. “Hippos getting their teeth cleaned,” read the caption. Here's how netizens reacted to the viral video Reacting to the video, one user said, “I never knew hippos needed dental care! This is both fascinating and adorable.” “Seeing a hippo so relaxed while getting its teeth brushed is a sight I didn’t know I needed today!,” another user commented. “This is just too cute! Who would have thought hippos could be so gentle?,” commented a third user. “Nature never ceases to amaze me,” wrote a viewer. Watch: Moo Deng: Two-month-old pint-sized Hippo goes viral for cuteness "I bet this hippo has the best teeth in the animal kingdom!," said another user. “The most dangerous animal can be so darn adorable,” stated a comment, while another read, "Wow. Look at that patience level." Another wrote, “Wow, those are damn big teeth! Surprised they don’t have more of them!” “The one in back, waiting his turn. They seem to enjoy it,” commented a user on X. “This one looks friendly, just remember, in the wild, hippos are extremely territorial and will flip boats and kill people,” wrote a user. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Giant hippo’s teeth cleaning session goes viral, netizens call it ‘adorable’

In an unusual scene, a Serene Air pilot was captured cleaning the windscreen of a flight in Pakistan just before the take-off in a video.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;video of the pilot&nbsp;cleaning the window was posted on social media platform X after which it went viral in no time. &nbsp;

In the footage, the Serene Air pilot was seen leaning out of the side of the plane to clear his view.&nbsp;

According to media reports, the incident took place on an Airbus A330-200 which operates international flights between Pakistan and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

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Although some people argued that it is a common practice among pilots, others found his actions hilarious.&nbsp;

The video was recorded by one of the few passengers who were waiting for the flight to take off.

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In the footage, some of the passengers were also heard making fun of the pilot. "Poor pilot is cleaning the window. He can also clean my car, God will bless him," a man was heard in the video clip.&nbsp;

On September 2, the video was shared on social media. After getting posted, it received more than 900,000&nbsp;views.&nbsp;

<h2>Here's how social media users reacted to the video</h2>

"Quite common. If pilots wish to do it, its OK. They can always ask help but someone wishes to do it should be fine," wrote a user.

"Hilarious. This could happen only in Pakistan," commented another X user Vinay Patel.&nbsp;

"What the hell is this? Seriously?!" said X user Divya.

Watch:&nbsp;Suspected militants kidnap 4 members of Army Officer's family in Pakistan

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"It's very common, and it's not derogatory to clean the glass of your vehicle. We all do it," a fourth user said.

"Pakistan being Pakistan," another user commented on the video.&nbsp;

"Frankly, Pilots do this. Not everyone, sometimes those who are not satisfied by windscreen cleaning," wrote a user. "Pilots clean all the time," argued another user.

“He (the pilot) is doing overtime,” said another user added, “Thank goodness they’re not doing it in the sky, given their level of incompetence.”

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In an unusual scene, a Serene Air pilot was captured cleaning the windscreen of a flight in Pakistan just before the take-off in a video. The video of the pilot cleaning the window was posted on social media platform X after which it went viral in no time.

In an unusual scene, a Serene Air pilot was captured cleaning the windscreen of a flight in Pakistan just before the take-off in a video. The video of the pilot cleaning the window was posted on social media platform X after which it went viral in no time. In the footage, the Serene Air pilot was seen leaning out of the side of the plane to clear his view. According to media reports, the incident took place on an Airbus A330-200 which operates international flights between Pakistan and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Also Read: Pakistani woman smiles after crushing two people with SUV Although some people argued that it is a common practice among pilots, others found his actions hilarious. The video was recorded by one of the few passengers who were waiting for the flight to take off. Pilots in Pakistan are Cleaning the glass of Plane😭 pic.twitter.com/FMkQ8ugI2g — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) September 2, 2024 × In the footage, some of the passengers were also heard making fun of the pilot. "Poor pilot is cleaning the window. He can also clean my car, God will bless him," a man was heard in the video clip. On September 2, the video was shared on social media. After getting posted, it received more than 900,000 views. Here's how social media users reacted to the video "Quite common. If pilots wish to do it, its OK. They can always ask help but someone wishes to do it should be fine," wrote a user. "Hilarious. This could happen only in Pakistan," commented another X user Vinay Patel. "What the hell is this? Seriously?!" said X user Divya. Watch: Suspected militants kidnap 4 members of Army Officer's family in Pakistan "It's very common, and it's not derogatory to clean the glass of your vehicle. We all do it," a fourth user said. "Pakistan being Pakistan," another user commented on the video. "Frankly, Pilots do this. Not everyone, sometimes those who are not satisfied by windscreen cleaning," wrote a user. "Pilots clean all the time," argued another user. “He (the pilot) is doing overtime,” said another user added, “Thank goodness they’re not doing it in the sky, given their level of incompetence.” (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Pakistani pilot goes viral for cleaning aeroplane's window, draws hilarious reactions

The video of a mouse secretly cleaning up a British man’s shed has left people amused and curious. The footage of the rodent nicknamed “Welsh Tidy Mouse” gathering up objects in a shed and placing them neatly inside a box every night, recently went viral sparking curiosity, and scientists may have an explanation for this so-called “mousekeeping”.&nbsp;

<h2>Tale of the house-proud mouse</h2>

Retired postman and avid wildlife photographer Rodney Holbrook set up a night-vision camera after his shed was being mysteriously cleaned night after night for months only to find an unexpected helper scurrying around his workbench.

Holbrook, who lives in Builth Wells, a small town in central Wales recorded a mouse he nicknamed “Welsh Tidy Mouse” gathering clothes, nuts, bolts and other small items and placing them in a box on his workbench.

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Holbrook also tested the mouse by keeping out different objects to check if it could pick them. However, the creature continued and even carried cable ties to the box.&nbsp;

<h2>Tidying up just for 'fun'</h2>

While the mice tidying up someone else’s shed seems peculiar, many animals engage in what we may consider “cleaning” behaviour. For example, it is said that ants and bees remove corpses from their ant hills and hives.&nbsp;

However the case of “Welsh Tidy Mouse” is more complicated. It is known that mice frequently groom themselves and even create and keep a separate space as a toilet in their cages.&nbsp;

“I wouldn’t say that this mouse has looked at its environment and thought: ‘Hey, this is messy. I need to tidy it up,’” said University of Bristol’s Dr Megan Jackson, who studies foraging behaviour in laboratory mice, as quoted by The Guardian.&nbsp;

Jackson went on to say how the mice in her lab seem to enjoy foraging for foraging’s sake. “It is really intrinsic to a mouse to want to go out into the world, pick things up and drag them back to a place that they perceive to be a good place to store things.”

The scientist at the University of Bristol noted that whatever the Welsh Tidy Mouse’s motivation may be, the rodent did seem to find the task fun.&nbsp;

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“This isn’t a behaviour that’s necessary for survival, but they are still doing it night and after night, even though they have probably learned that (Holbrook) is putting the stuff back the very next day,” said Jackson, as per the British media report.&nbsp;

She added, “The fact this mouse is engaging in a pointless behaviour must mean that he finds it rewarding in some way.”&nbsp;

The researcher also noted that while as humans we get to enjoy different aspects of life it may&nbsp;not be the case for most animals so it's "quite nice to see a mouse engaging in behaviour that isn’t completely necessary."

Notably, this isn’t the first time that Holbrook has encountered a house-proud mouse, he told BBC. In 2019, he installed a night-vision camera for a friend which revealed another mouse keeping his friend’s shed organised.

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The video of a mouse secretly cleaning up a British man’s shed has left people amused and curious. The footage of the rodent nicknamed “Welsh Tidy Mouse” gathering up objects in a shed and placing them neatly inside a box every night, recently went viral sparking curiosity, and scientists may have an explanation for this so-called “mousekeeping”.

The video of a mouse secretly cleaning up a British man’s shed has left people amused and curious. The footage of the rodent nicknamed “Welsh Tidy Mouse” gathering up objects in a shed and placing them neatly inside a box every night, recently went viral sparking curiosity, and scientists may have an explanation for this so-called “mousekeeping”. Tale of the house-proud mouse Retired postman and avid wildlife photographer Rodney Holbrook set up a night-vision camera after his shed was being mysteriously cleaned night after night for months only to find an unexpected helper scurrying around his workbench. Holbrook, who lives in Builth Wells, a small town in central Wales recorded a mouse he nicknamed “Welsh Tidy Mouse” gathering clothes, nuts, bolts and other small items and placing them in a box on his workbench. ALSO READ | Real life elf? Astonishing video shows a mouse cleaning a man's shed every night Holbrook also tested the mouse by keeping out different objects to check if it could pick them. However, the creature continued and even carried cable ties to the box. Tidying up just for 'fun' While the mice tidying up someone else’s shed seems peculiar, many animals engage in what we may consider “cleaning” behaviour. For example, it is said that ants and bees remove corpses from their ant hills and hives. However the case of “Welsh Tidy Mouse” is more complicated. It is known that mice frequently groom themselves and even create and keep a separate space as a toilet in their cages. “I wouldn’t say that this mouse has looked at its environment and thought: ‘Hey, this is messy. I need to tidy it up,’” said University of Bristol’s Dr Megan Jackson, who studies foraging behaviour in laboratory mice, as quoted by The Guardian. Jackson went on to say how the mice in her lab seem to enjoy foraging for foraging’s sake. “It is really intrinsic to a mouse to want to go out into the world, pick things up and drag them back to a place that they perceive to be a good place to store things.” The scientist at the University of Bristol noted that whatever the Welsh Tidy Mouse’s motivation may be, the rodent did seem to find the task fun. ALSO READ | First polar bear death from bird flu raises concerns for extant species “This isn’t a behaviour that’s necessary for survival, but they are still doing it night and after night, even though they have probably learned that (Holbrook) is putting the stuff back the very next day,” said Jackson, as per the British media report. She added, “The fact this mouse is engaging in a pointless behaviour must mean that he finds it rewarding in some way.” The researcher also noted that while as humans we get to enjoy different aspects of life it may not be the case for most animals so it's "quite nice to see a mouse engaging in behaviour that isn’t completely necessary." Notably, this isn’t the first time that Holbrook has encountered a house-proud mouse, he told BBC. In 2019, he installed a night-vision camera for a friend which revealed another mouse keeping his friend’s shed organised. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Welsh Tidy Mouse’ might have been cleaning British man’s shed for ‘fun’, say scientists

Tons of plastic, rusted metal, dead animals, and even old furniture; were dumped by illegal tippers. In south-west Serbia, a mountain of waste has created a dam across a lake. Now, workers are using cranes and mechanical diggers to try to remove the environmental hazard. @mohammed11saleh brings you this report.

Illegal waste choking Serbian lake

Sixteen girls of a government-run school were allegedly beaten up by the warden of their hostel at Rajbagh for &quot;refusing to clean her room&quot;, following which the authorities put her under suspension. 
 
&quot;The students, belonging to Gujjar and Bakerwal communities, were on Thursday roughed up by their hostel&#39;s warden for refusing to clean her room. The girls sustained injuries in the assault and two of them suffered fractures in their arms,&quot; a police official said. 
 
&quot;Sixteen girls were beaten up and injured by the warden. All of them were discharged after necessary treatment,&quot; the official said. 
The warden has been suspended by the authorities concerned and an FIR registered against her, he said. 
 
Taking strong note of the incident, Director School Education Kashmir Shah Faesal placed the warden under suspension. She has been attached with Chief Education Office, Ganderbal, an official of the Education department said. 
(PTI)

The girls sustained injuries, and two suffered fractured arms

Sixteen girls of a government-run school were allegedly beaten up by the warden of their hostel at Rajbagh for "refusing to clean her room", following which the authorities put her under suspension. "The students, belonging to Gujjar and Bakerwal communities, were on Thursday roughed up by their hostel's warden for refusing to clean her room. The girls sustained injuries in the assault and two of them suffered fractures in their arms," a police official said. "Sixteen girls were beaten up and injured by the warden. All of them were discharged after necessary treatment," the official said. The warden has been suspended by the authorities concerned and an FIR registered against her, he said. Taking strong note of the incident, Director School Education Kashmir Shah Faesal placed the warden under suspension. She has been attached with Chief Education Office, Ganderbal, an official of the Education department said. (PTI)

Hostel warden in government-run school thrashes 16 girls for not cleaning her room

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