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Coach said to reach for the bars, not the stars 🥴✨ #FailArmy . . #gymfail #fail #funny #funnyfail https://t.co/q5GMdCqYqR

Julian Doak was out taking his lunchtime exercise at Mount Taylor Nature Reserve when he came across the sparring kangaroos, capturing the epic battle on camera 😳😅 🎥 Julian Doak via Storyful

Pretty sure that's not the scenic route 🤣 #FailArmy . . #driving #fail #funny #funnyfail https://t.co/rkfvSdrg6f

Are you sharp like cheddar? Then you better watch the new episode of View From Down Undah 🧀 https://t.co/W7M7EAKjOm https://t.co/1cGWjC2N5Y

Wait until the end 😂😂😂

That's one of the most happiest and energetic dog I have ever seen ❤️ 🎥 ViralHog

“Do a flip!” 🪑🤼‍♂️ #FailArmy . . #chairbreak #fail #funny #funnyfail https://t.co/6m8eiNL3UA

stephooman I'm stuck https://t.co/8npI2gMd9z

Singer-songwriter Charlie Puth (@charlieputh) is doing a 9GAG Q&A session on Sep 26th. Ask him anything in the comments and he’ll answer your questions soon!🎤 https://t.co/8kWPYFAtok

They always resist getting pets the most then become best mates 😂 🎥 ViralHog

Apart from the goodest boy who was just chilling 🐶 🎥 TikTok/theofficialgingerspice

There’s ALWAYS the alternative 😂👏 🎥 ViralHog

Heartwarming footage from mom Helen Butterfield shows two-year-old Joey Leathwood “laughing his head off” as waves come over the wheels of the special chair his family booked for the occasion 🙌 🎥 Helen Butterfield via Storyful

If you could give one piece of advice to your younger self, what would it be? 🤔

Phenomenal news 😮👏 Melanoma is one of the most common cancers in the UK, seeing about approximately 16,000 new cases diagnosed every year. It’s the most severe form of skin cancer, but scientists from the United States have now evidenced for the first time that a metabolic enzyme ‘shows promise’ that it can kill cancerous cells and stop tumour growth. The researchers published their findings in the journal, Nature Cell Biology, and hope that it could be a stepping-stone towards the development of drugs to treat the aggressive cancer. The leader of this study, Professor Ze’ev Ronai – director at the Cancer Centre at Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute – explained how melanoma can’t survive or grow without an enzyme called GCDH, which plays a vital role in metabolising amino acids. They found that through inhibiting that enzyme, another protein called NRF2 gained the ability to suppress the cancerous cells.