Around The Weird: Bizarre News Briefs (Tues)

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Around The Weird: Bizarre News Briefs

STONEHENGE, England (Wireless Flash) -- The rocks that make up the ancient monument Stonehenge are being badgered by badgers. According to Reuters, badgers are burrowing into the prehistoric site and disturbing thousands of human remains and rare artifacts lying beneath the surface.

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The more money you have, the more you speed. That's one of the findings driving a study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Nearly 60 percent of wealthy people admit they often drive at least 10 miles over the speed limit, compared to about 45 percent of poorer folks.

SHANGHAI, China -- A Chinese singer who claims to be the world's hairiest man has had to go under the scissors to save his hearing. Doctors in Shanghai removed all the hair in Yu Zhenhuan's ears, as well as the tissue which would lead to future hair growth, reports Eastday.com. It seems secretions from the hair in the man's ears were affecting his hearing and could have led to more serious problems.

SAN DIEGO -- A new supplement which will hit stores in the U.S by the end of the year strives to make hangovers go the way of the dinosaurs by using 40 million year old fossil tree sap. The supplement, called Rebound, fights cotton mouth and nausea using extract of amber -- or ancient pine tree sap.

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