Babies are unpredictable. One moment they are laughing like a hyena, the next minute they can be crying like there’s no tomorrow.

This is the reason why they’re not the best people to interview on live TV.

A Denver-based reporter named Dan Daru was covering the Farms Fall Harvest Festival in Platteville in Colo when a blonde baby boy in a stroller caught his eye. Thinking it was a great idea to feature the cute baby in his segment, he approached the boy he dubbed as “Drew the Farm Kid” and started interviewing him.

Roger, the red kangaroo who stands 2m tall and  weighs 89 kg, is the latest Internet sensation. The alpha male kangaroo living in he Kangaroo Sanctuary Alice Springs in the Northern Territory is capable of crushing metal buckets with his bare paws. He even stares menacingly at the camera as he does the act.

Speaking to The Daily Mail Australia, sanctuary manager Chris 'Brolga' Barnes revealed Roger’s secret to his chiseled physique.

When Lithuania suddenly reinstated military conscription on May 11, more than 37,000 men aged 19 to 26 were shocked to see their names listed on the country’s compulsory military service. However, not all men were happy with the country’s move to boost the military’s strength.

Several Lithuanian men took to social media to express their negative sentiments on what many call as a sudden and random “lottery”. Their complaints caught the attention of  Beata Tiskevic-Hasanova, a Lithuanian actress and TV host, and Neringa Rekasiute, a Lithuanian photographer and political science student.

The pair decided to respond to their protest in an unconventional but creative way. Through a powerful photo series featuring 14 random men, aged 17 to 28, crying in military uniforms, Hasanova and Rekasiute effectively conveyed how dangerous gender expectations can be.