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Here's why this image may be making you feel squeamish.

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Can you see what's inside the red circle?

Footage of a baby balancing on the edge of his crib is freaking out viewers.

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The reason, at least according to Instagram, is that its users wanted it.

Social media users are being unnerved by this inexplicable image.

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Customers complain insurers have refused to settle unless they stop posting negative comments on social media.

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A parent at her wits end with messy kids devises a punishment idea that's gone viral.

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A hidden image on a map sparks hilarity across the internet.

Kiwi parents who share pictures of their children on social media are having their photos stolen to advertise knock-off baby products.

His fist-clenching, grumpy-faced image became a viral sensation.

A new study reveals a link between how compulsively we check our phones and our personalities.

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YouTube beauty blogger Sally Jo Hickey says she had a glass smashed on her head by one of her followers during a visit to Napier bar.