One unfortunate soldier who was wounded in Afghanistan in a very delicate part of his anatomy may very well turn his luck around when he becomes the first American to undergo an experimental transplant surgery...involving his reproductive organ.

The organ transplant, which will take place at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, will be a 12-hour procedure and the first of its kind in the U.S.

The question is, will the soldier's replacement manhood actually work after the procedure?

The contention over who the best child in the family is, between the eldest to the youngest, has finally been proven by science to silence the long-standing dispute once and for all.

There have been a lot of debates going on as to whether the eldest, the middle, or the youngest child takes the cake for being the all-around number one, and according to five reasons backed by science, the eldest child takes home the medal.

Unfortunately for the younger siblings, these five reasons are based on science, and have a greater ring of truth about them:

When you spot a wasp nest, it’s already a big nope for you. While most people think it’s one of the scariest discoveries they can make, one guy intentionally bought a giant one from eBay.

It’s amazing just how eBay has everything –even a wasp nest, but this guy actually got one just to show you what’s really inside it. You might start to imagine something from a sci-fi movie featuring alien creatures breaking their way out of a nest. But don’t worry, there’s nothing of that sort.

Wasp nest can vary in size; some can be so small while others can be so gigantic, it’s urgent you need to call an exterminator. The one on the video actually had the same size or even a bit bigger than a basketball. It also belonged to paper wasps, which use plant material mixed with their saliva to construct their nest that resembles paper.