Click to View in Browser Monday, October 30, 2017 Thousands of migrating pelicans get free lunch in Israel ISRAEL (Reuters) - A visit from tens of thousands of migrating pelicans may be a gift for bird-watchers, but for Israeli fish farmers it can be costly. In response, Israeli authorities have taken to feeding the birds to help preserve the farms' stocks. Macron's dog Nemo caught peeing on presidential fireplace PARIS (Reuters) - Even presidential pets show the occasional disdain for pomp and protocol. German zoo hopes to cure panda's bad walking habit with sex BERLIN (Reuters) - Zookeepers at Berlin's main animal park are hoping to cure a young female panda's habit of walking backwards by introducing her to one of life's most precious pleasures: sex. Brazilian who led U.S. to $17 million under mattress pleads guilty BOSTON (Reuters) - A Brazilian whose arrest led U.S. authorities to discover $17 million hidden under a mattress pleaded guilty on Thursday to charges that he tried to launder funds tied to one of the largest pyramid schemes ever. New York police round up wandering cow in Brooklyn park NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police wrangled a cow on the loose in a Brooklyn park on Tuesday after the animal became a spectacle for tourists and New Yorkers alike when it was spotted roaming the streets and enjoying the park facilities. Swiss flushing away millions in gold and silver every year ZURICH (Reuters) - While London's sewers can get clogged with fatbergs made up of grease and diapers, it seems Switzerland's waste system is flecked with silver and gold. Exorcism excise: U.S. psychic pleads guilty to $3.5 million tax evasion BOSTON (Reuters) - A self-proclaimed psychic who was paid $3.5 million by an elderly Massachusetts woman in exchange for claiming to cleanse her of demons pleaded guilty on Thursday to trying to avoid paying taxes. Having the right name at the right, or sometimes wrong, time NEW YORK (Reuters) - When reporters descended on upstate New York to ask about a stunning prison break in 2015, state police spokesman Major Charles Guess took their questions. Hospital allow kids to drive themselves to operating room LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A San Diego children's hospital unveiled a collection of remote controlled luxury mini cars on Tuesday that allow its young patients to 'drive' themselves to the operating room. Crayfish staff help Czech brewery keep its water as pure as can be PROTIVIN, Czech Republic (Reuters) - Crayfish equipped with high-tech sensors have been drafted in by a Czech brewery in its quest to keep their water supply pure. Related Video Peru hosts canine Halloween costume contest Thousands of sci-fi fans attend weekend long Comic Con in London Entertainment News 'Stranger Things 2' gets darker in aftermath of death and Demogorgon Harvey Weinstein sues The Weinstein Co for company records Keep up with the latest medical breakthroughs. Healthcare trends, pharmaceutical news and more are covered in this daily report. Register Today Your daily briefing on the latest tech developments from around the world from Reuters expert tech correspondents. Register Today » » MORE NEWSLETTERS - 3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USA © Copyright 2017 Thomson Reuters Ensure delivery of Reuters Newsmails, add newsletters@email.reuters.com to your address book. Subscribe to other Reuters newsletters. Unsubscribe from this newsletter. Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook