What’s Brewing With Jen- Kicked in the Head by a Moose
See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever Jen Scordo shares 3 recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that included a huge…
385435 01: A moose along the fence of a private residence February 9, 2001 in Pinedale, Wyoming. The moose are a common site in the rural nieghorhood. Many of the residents feed the moose during the harsh winter months.
(Photo by Michael Smith/Newsmakers)See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever Jen Scordo shares 3 recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that included a huge moose who kicked a woman in the head, an 11-year-old is retiring and a weird spherical object shows up in Japan… Here are her stories from today.
Women Kicked in Head By a Moose
A woman in Alaska is recovering after she was kicked in the head by a gigantic moose. Tracy Hansen was walking her dog recently in Anchorage, Alaska when she felt something from behind knock her in the head. She thought someone maybe threw something at her from a bike or something. When she touched the back of her head, she realized that she was bleeding. She and her dog had walked by a moose earlier, but she didn't think much of it. A resident happened to be driving by and saw the whole scene. She and her husband were able to help the woman and her dog get out of the way and to the doctor. Hansen is recovering, thankfully the injuries were not that bad.
11 Year Old Already Set Up to Retire
An 11-year-old who makes over $100,000 a month is set to retire. During the pandemic, Pixie Curtis started her own business by selling bows and fidget toys with the help of her mom. Now, 3 years later, she is making over $130,000 a month from sales. And she is set to retire. She bought herself a luxury car, even though she can't drive. She also went viral for her lavish birthday party back in August. Her mom says Pixie is retiring to focus on her upcoming high school career.
"Godzilla Egg" Washes Ashore in Japan
A mysterious large metal sphere that washed ashore in Japan has been nicknamed a "Godzilla Egg" on social media. The object is about 4 feet wide and is believed to be made of iron. Officials blocked off the area where it was found and tested it to make sure it wasn't a live bomb... it was found to be hollow, so not a bomb, but officials never actually identified the orb. It legitimately looks like a giant egg, the same color, the same shape. Obviously, it's a Godzilla egg. Obviously. But officials are speculating that it's an old mooring buoy that broke off from somewhere deep in the ocean.
But it's obviously a Godzilla egg.
