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This really wild video shows a day on safari - spanning hundreds of miles in just one continuous camera shot. Photographer Tyler Fairbank, 27, compressed a staggering 38,000 raw still images into the three-minute film of a game reserve in Botswana. The intricate process, shot over eight days, allowed him time to capture the huge range of wildlife - without disturbing them in their natural habitat. Tyler said: "I created this piece because I wanted to share the overall experience of being on safari, from start to finish, in a way that hadn’t been done before. "I concentrated on seamlessly connecting the little details of a Safari - the small plane arriving, the first-person-view from inside the safari vehicles, and of course the abundant wildlife and beautifully diverse landscapes.

This is the moment a man's shirt went up in smoke - after his mobile phone exploded in his pocket.

The man was eating in a hotel when smoke began to billow from his clothing and terrified diners fled the restaurant.

Shocking CCTV shows the corner of the room filled up with smoke before he hurled the melting phone away.

A young mum was barred from boarding a holiday flight with her three-year-old daughter - because there was a tear in her passport.

Hayley Lewis, 28, was about to embark on daughter Sydney's first-ever flight along with other family members when an airport worker refused to let her pass.

They suggested the ripped page in her passport could be an attempt to hide a stamp from a suspicious country - and she was escorted off the premises.

This is the heart stopping moment a driver dodges a high-speed train by a split second as he ploughed through a level crossing.

Isaiah Eghobamien, 20, reached speeds of up to 115mph while being chased by police - ignoring flashing safety barriers which warned of the oncoming train.

Footage taken from the dashcam of the police car in pursuit and a helicopter hovering overhead shows him risking his life to get away.

A deaf and blind man has found a unique way of connecting with his hearing wife -through YOGA.

Andrew Cohen, 31, has Usher syndrome, a rare genetic disorder which means he is visually impaired, profoundly deaf and has balance issues.

But despite that, the software technician and his wife Kelly Brittingham, 30, decided to take up acroyoga - a combination of acrobatics and yoga - last year.

A former Royal Marine has embarked on an epic challenge to become the first BLIND person to row across the Pacific.

Steve Sparkes, 56 is aiming to become the first severely visually impaired man ever to complete the feat and left this morning (Thurs) on the gruelling 2,400 mile trip.

He set off with team mate Mick Dawson, also a former Marine and experienced ocean rower, from Monterey in California to Hawaii competing with other teams as part of The Great Pacific Race.

A hedgehog has miraculously survived after falling down an EIGHT ft vertical drop into into a lightwell.

The little hedgehog had caught himself in a prickly situation after he had fallen whilst "snuffling around at street level".

It had managed to squeeze himself through the railings and tumbled into the basement lightwell below.