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Man Addicted To Tuna Fish Wears Its Juice As Cologne, Eats 15 Cans A Week https://ift.tt/FfxntNh A US man has admitted to having such an intense addiction to the act of smelling, consuming, and even sipping from cans of tuna that it has led him to consume a staggering 15 cans on a weekly basis. Referred to as 'Tuna Tyler' and hailing from Lawrence, Kansas, he made an appearance on an episode of the television program "My Strange Addiction: Still Addicted?" broadcast on the TLC network in the United States. During his appearance, he discussed his obsession with canned fish. According to a report by The New York Post, Mr Tyler has taken his obsession to the extent of even using its juice as a form of cologne. "I love smelling tuna every day, all the time, all night, any day, every day," states the fish enthusiast. "He's always liked fish. When he was little and most kids during Easter want chocolate in their baskets and things like that, he didn't eat the chocolate, so we put tuna and cans of sardines because he liked that," said Mr Tyler's mother, Ursula. "I didn't think it would turn into, you know, where he was smelling it and keeping it and being addicted to it now," his mother added. In a video excerpt from the TV show shared on YouTube, Tyler is seen seated at a coffee shop. He retrieves a small can of tuna and a can opener from his pocket. Casting furtive glances around, Mr Tyler cautiously pops open the can and deeply inhales the aroma. As he indulges in this peculiar scent ritual, a woman carrying a steaming cup of coffee approaches him. Instead of sipping her beverage, Mr Tyler once again takes in the scent of tuna, drawing the attention of the curious coffee shop crew around him. "They call me Tuna Tyler, and I'm addicted to smelling tuna. When people see me smelling tuna out in public, you know, they might think it's a little bit different, for sure. It might look weird to other people, but to me, I think it's perfectly fine," he said. https://ift.tt/L6Gn8vz August 09, 2023 at 09:24AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
A US man has admitted to having such an intense addiction to the act of smelling, consuming, and even sipping from cans of tuna that it has led him to consume a staggering 15 cans on a weekly basis.
Referred to as 'Tuna Tyler' and hailing from Lawrence, Kansas, he made an appearance on an episode of the television program "My Strange Addiction: Still Addicted?" broadcast on the TLC network in the United States. During his appearance, he discussed his obsession with canned fish.
According to a report by The New York Post, Mr Tyler has taken his obsession to the extent of even using its juice as a form of cologne.
"I love smelling tuna every day, all the time, all night, any day, every day," states the fish enthusiast.
"He's always liked fish. When he was little and most kids during Easter want chocolate in their baskets and things like that, he didn't eat the chocolate, so we put tuna and cans of sardines because he liked that," said Mr Tyler's mother, Ursula.
"I didn't think it would turn into, you know, where he was smelling it and keeping it and being addicted to it now," his mother added.
In a video excerpt from the TV show shared on YouTube, Tyler is seen seated at a coffee shop. He retrieves a small can of tuna and a can opener from his pocket. Casting furtive glances around, Mr Tyler cautiously pops open the can and deeply inhales the aroma.
As he indulges in this peculiar scent ritual, a woman carrying a steaming cup of coffee approaches him. Instead of sipping her beverage, Mr Tyler once again takes in the scent of tuna, drawing the attention of the curious coffee shop crew around him.
"They call me Tuna Tyler, and I'm addicted to smelling tuna. When people see me smelling tuna out in public, you know, they might think it's a little bit different, for sure. It might look weird to other people, but to me, I think it's perfectly fine," he said.
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Forest Officer Shares Adorable Video Of Herd Of Elephants Grazing Together https://ift.tt/AmPpKnV Though strong and huge, elephants are called gentle giants for a reason. These adorable and fun-loving jumbos are also exceptionally intelligent animals, capable of experiencing and understanding a wide range of emotions. Elephants are also known to develop strong, intimate bonds between friends and family members, and often participate in daily activities together. One such sweet video showing a herd of elephants grazing and eating together has surfaced on X. The video, captured from a protection tower, shows a herd of elephants grazing and enjoying their time together. The video was posted by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan who keeps his followers engaged by regularly interacting with them and posting interesting wildlife videos. He captioned it as ''The family eats together. Our protection towers apart from providing protection, are good observational points also. Near one such tower.'' Watch the video here: The family which eats together. Our protection towers apart from providing protection, are good observational points also. Near one such tower. pic.twitter.com/tue8Nh1m6R — Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) August 8, 2023 Internet users loved the adorable video and thanked Mr. Kaswan for offering them a rare glimpse into the lives of these majestic creatures. One user wrote, ''Beautiful to watch lovely God's creation.'' Another wrote, ''Such long tusks...enjoying hearty breakfast.'' A third said, ''Beautiful, and thanks for sharing.'' Elephants, though gentle, also show their aggressive side once in a while. A while back, Indian Forest Service officer Saket Badola shared a video of two elephants engaging in a fierce fight, leaving users stunned. The video showed both the tuskers pushing each other and fighting with their large tusks to overpower each other. https://ift.tt/biksxp5 August 08, 2023 at 11:33PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Though strong and huge, elephants are called gentle giants for a reason. These adorable and fun-loving jumbos are also exceptionally intelligent animals, capable of experiencing and understanding a wide range of emotions. Elephants are also known to develop strong, intimate bonds between friends and family members, and often participate in daily activities together. One such sweet video showing a herd of elephants grazing and eating together has surfaced on X.
The video, captured from a protection tower, shows a herd of elephants grazing and enjoying their time together.
The video was posted by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan who keeps his followers engaged by regularly interacting with them and posting interesting wildlife videos. He captioned it as ''The family eats together. Our protection towers apart from providing protection, are good observational points also. Near one such tower.''
Watch the video here:
The family which eats together. Our protection towers apart from providing protection, are good observational points also. Near one such tower. pic.twitter.com/tue8Nh1m6R
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) August 8, 2023
Internet users loved the adorable video and thanked Mr. Kaswan for offering them a rare glimpse into the lives of these majestic creatures.
One user wrote, ''Beautiful to watch lovely God's creation.'' Another wrote, ''Such long tusks...enjoying hearty breakfast.''
A third said, ''Beautiful, and thanks for sharing.''
Elephants, though gentle, also show their aggressive side once in a while. A while back, Indian Forest Service officer Saket Badola shared a video of two elephants engaging in a fierce fight, leaving users stunned. The video showed both the tuskers pushing each other and fighting with their large tusks to overpower each other.
https://ift.tt/biksxp5 August 08, 2023 at 11:33PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com