An Imgur user shared the hilarious images of the naughty husky (inset) and his trail of destruction after the family went to the cinema and came home to absolute chaos. The images show the floors, the furniture and even the bedspread covered in black paw prints after the pesky pet found its owners' calligraphy ink. The post has been viewed more than 330,000 times in two days. Davetrue78 wrote: 'What you don't know is that giant squid broke into the house to steal their jewelry, and the dog is actually a hero, and fought it off.'

Pablo Lucio Vasquez, 38, from Donna, Texas, who admitted to killing David Cardenas, 12, in 1998 and drinking his blood while he was still alive was killed by lethal injection on Wednesday afternoon. In a taped confession Vasquez said he attacked Cardenas along with his cousin Rafael Chapa, 15, after a party where he consumed a cocktail of marijuana, cocaine and alcohol. Vasquez said voices told him to kill Cardenas, so he beat him with a pipe, slit his throat, and then drank his blood as it dripped on his face (pictured right, describing the moment.) Before being given the injection, Vasquez told Cardenas' family: 'This is the only way that I can be forgiven. You got your justice right here.'

Ahead of their royal tour in India and Bhutan this weekend, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge opened the doors of their London home to UK residents and students from the two countries. For the reception, the Duchess wore a $750 full-length gown by Indian designer Saloni, with a cut out back to reveal a hint of flesh. The royal blue 'Mary Illusion dress', which is currently sold out online, has a plunging neckline with an illusion panel to make it more demure.

These incredible pictures shows the moment a mountain lion licks its nose after feasting on a deer before a bear and cub move in to devour her leftovers. The mountain lion, identified as P-35, is one of a group being tracked by biologists in Southern California - and these pictures capture her staring into a motion-activated camera after killing a deer in the Santa Susana Mountains, just north of Los Angeles. The close-range images show her devouring the deer carcass and licking her nose after rising from the kill. After she moves on, a bear and cub move into to tuck into the remains.

Ted Cruz has been described to me by a Harvard professor as 'one of the sharpest, brightest students I've ever taught'. I've never forgotten that glowing tribute to the Republican presidential candidate - who won a big victory in the Wisconsin Primary last night. Cruz may be an intelligent human being but his principles, as Bette Midler tweeted, are 'somewhat right of Attila the Hun.' Meanwhile Trump has been regularly described as the most dangerous man in America. But Trump is a businessman. He's spent his life doing deals, and the presidency is just another deal to Trump, albeit the biggest of his life. I suspect everything he's been saying is negotiable, from his Mexican wall to short term Muslim ban. Whether you love or loathe Trump, ask yourself: which is the more dangerous potential leader for America right now?

Azaealia Banks (left in September 2014) is firing back at Sarah Palin after she revealed on Tuesday that she planned to sue the rapper for comments she made on Twitter over the weekend calling for the 'biggest burliest blackest' men to gang-rape the former Alaska governor. Banks posted a message calling Palin a 'cracker' on Wednesday while also criticizing her on Twitter for supporting Donald Trump (right on Saturday), saying (inset); 'Everyone can tell you're spreading them cheeks for Mr. Trump Sarah..... you ain't got to lie.' She also responded to Palin's comment that she planned to delete Banks' music off her daughter's playlist by going after Bristol Palin's two out-of-wedlock pregnancies, saying; 'If Bristol Palin listened to my music she probably wouldn't have all those cotdamn kids!!!! ;-P #sis #iud #stayinschool #causeitsthebest'

American Katy James, 40, has been told by the British government that she must leave the country after her request for a visa was rejected - because her British husband, Dominic, 42, does not earn enough. The couple moved to the UK with their two-year-old daughter Madeleine last year. But the family face being split up for up to a year after the Home Office rejected her visa application.

Cara Jennings (main right and top right) launched into a passionate verbal attack on Governor Rick Scott (main left and top left) in a Gainesville, Florida Starbucks (pictured) Tuesday, branding him an 'asshole' for his cuts to Medicaid. Jennings said she was also angry that he signed a bill last week that cut funding to Planned Parenthood and restricts abortion access.

You'd think Amy Schumer would be the kind of girl who it was impossible to offend. Talking candidly about the stuff which makes other people cringe has been her shtick and she does it brilliantly. In many ways I think we are similar creatures: thick-skinned and a great deal more interested in the interesting things lurking in the minutiae of life than dresses or Botox. She even posed naked apart from her pants for the Pirelli Calendar to show she felt like a strong, beautiful woman.

Jake Brantner, 39, was shot dead in a Kansas City, Missouri parking lot Sunday night as he tried to sell a gun to a person he met on Craigslist. The automotive specialist's 10-year-old daughter watched the deadly shooting unfold from inside her father's truck. No arrests have been made in the case yet.

Flicking through glossy holiday brochures, the idyllic images of city breaks, sun-kissed beaches and tourist favourites give people a taste of what to expect from their dream getaway. But the reality can often be a world away from the photos of couples watching the sunset, enjoying romantic sightseeing and perusing art and culture. These brochure pictures show how blissful Greece (left), Thailand's beaches (right), Venice and the Great Wall of China (centre) can be. But what it's really like for tourists who visit is sometimes a very long way from the truth.

Doug and Gina Dahlen (left), ranch owners from Minnesota accused of hiding Gianna, 16 (top right), and Samantha Rucki, 17 (bottom right), from their father for two years, say they did nothing to conceal the girls' identities.The girls were reported missing in April 2013 amid a custody battle between mother Sandra Grazzini-Rucki and father David Rucki. Police accuse Grazzini-Rucki of driving the girls to the Dahlens' ranch, where the trio colluded to hide them. But the Dahlens say the girls regularly went to the town near their ranch, less than three hours from their parental home, where they were well known by their real names. They deny the charges, and say they simply allowed the girls to stay because they did not want to live with their father.

Competitors in this year's Masters Tournament took their families out on the links for the annual Par Three Competition. Held on the Wednesday before the tournament's kick-off, golfers traditionally ask a family member to be their caddy for the day. Australia's Jason Day (top left), favored to win this year's tournament, brought his son Dash out as his caddy. Meanwhile, last year's winner Jordan Spieth, 22 (bottom left), opted to ask his grandfather Don. America's Bubba Watson was joined on the course by his wife Angie and two adopted children (Bubba and son Caleb, right).

Donna Gillie, 30, from Nova Scotia, Canada, weighed 230lb at her heaviest (left). She transformed her body through exercise and cutting down on her sweet 'trigger' foods. After losing 115lb she then unveiled her sculpted physique in two bikini competitions and now shows off her svelte figure in racy lingerie shoots (centre and right). She says her taut and trim appearance is entirely a result of shedding the excess pounds and getting fit when she was young.

Set in the stunning Kruger National Park, this incredible picture shows a typical South African landscape, except two leopards are visible hiding within the foliage. Famed for their ability to blend into their surroundings, the leopard is considered one of the most thrilling - but equally elusive - African big cats. Can you see them?

Zuzanna Buchwald, 28, who was born in Poland, but now lives in New York City, claims that her model agency demanded she lose weight and muscle. In a video created for Real Women Real Stories, she details her battle with anorexia and bulimia, calling for women to learn from her mistakes. The former Prada and Gucci model, pictured right during a catwalk show at New York Fashion Week in 2011, left in a recent Instagram shot, and inset during a video interview, also pleads with the fashion elite to move away from always promoting such incredibly thin physiques.

A UK tourist claims to have snapped a UFO flying by the Empire State Building this past weekend. The witness, which is going by the name 'D', reported the claim and it has been archived as Case 75586 in the Mutual UFO Network. D was visiting New York City with his girlfriend when he took the picture while on a Double Decker bus at 5:46 pm eastern on April 2, 2016 using a simple Samsung Galaxy S6.

Prominent state leaders and tribal officials in ceremonial headdresses crowded around the flag-draped coffin of the last surviving war chief of Montana's Crow Indian Tribe. At least 700 mourners on Wednesday packed into the one building on the Crow reservation large enough to fit them all, viewing the coffin of Joe Medicine Crow flanked by his World War II uniform and a picture of him in a massive feathered headdress. Medicine Crow, who died Sunday at 102, spent decades cataloging Crow history and became a renowned Native American historian who was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama in 2009. Medicine Crow attained the title of war chief for a series of deeds performed during combat in World War II. During the war, he wore an eagle feather under his helmet and war paint under his uniform.

Brilliant photos have captured the moments when children and adults alike have taken a set of instructions exactly at their word. They include (pictured clockwise from left) a pupil who was asked to name their quadrilaterals - so called them 'Bob' and 'Sam' in their maths test; a cake decorator who iced the instructions in full; a mother who put a scarf over her head when told to 'Please cover yourself while breastfeeding'; a woman who did a handstand when confronted with an upside down pedestrian sign; a man who turned the instruction 'Hug left curb when leaving' into a very emotional affair and a man who produced a detailed sketch when faced with the road sign 'Draw bridge'.

A study of Google searches by Karus Chains found that Cartier's chastity-belt-like bracelet is the most searched for piece of designer jewelry. Kylie, 18, has at least six of the pricey pieces and revealed earlier this year that she's been 'stuck' in one for four years. Other top searches are for Tiffany & Co. engagement rings and Swarovski crystal earrings. But though those are the most searched-for specific designer items, engagement rings (by any designer) are still the most searched-for type of jewelry, followed by diamond earrings, gold necklaces, and charm bracelets.

The picture was originally posted by Meninist, a Men's Rights Movement group who believe it is men who are being oppressed in today's society. But when one boy decided to share the offensive post on his own Facebook page - it is fair to assume he was not ready for the fury it provoked. His mother, who has chosen to stay anonymous, posted an incredible public shaming of her son's poorly chosen post.

Stuntman Alexandr Litvinenko or 'Alex Lee', a martial arts champion of Ukraine, proves to be more than a match for the no touch specialist in a video which has re-emerged on social media. The 36-year-old, who now lives in New York, is asked to hit the master who says he can neutralize the threat with just the impulse of his hand movements.

Named 'Igloo City', this 45-year-old structure (main) in Alaska - which is so big it can be seen from aeroplanes 30,000ft in the air - has a population of zero. Built in 1970 beside a petrol station (top left), the venue violated regulations and was too big to demolish - so it has remained there for four decades, empty and unfinished.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT. This distressing video shows the moment Irma Bule, 29, (right) was attacked mid-performance in the village of Karawang, West Java, by a king cobra (left). She was confirmed dead in hospital. The Indonesian singer was well-known for using snakes in her acts and thought the king cobra, called Rianti, had been de-fanged. But the snake bit her thigh, and injected venom into her bloodstream until a snake handler pulled it away. King cobras are one of the deadliest snakes on the planet, with the amount of toxins they release in a single bite enough to kill an elephant, or 20 people.

Christina Phillips, 25, from South Haven, Mississippi admits that she is still struggling with the emotional aspects of her weight loss on Wednesday night's episode of My 600lb Life: Where Are They Now? two years after documenting her journey on the TLC series in 2014. Over the course of two years Christina has gone from 708lbs (left) to 183lbs (right), but still feels like she is obese.

Tourism officials in Tasmania are on the hunt for a Chief Wombat Cuddler to give some serious affection to baby wombat Derek (pictured). The eight-month-old wombat went viral earlier this year when photographer Sean Scott captured a video clip of the cute critter on Flinders Island.

A woman was exploring the western side of Fraser Island off Queensland's eastern coast on a jet ski with her partner when an aggressive bronze whaler shark (left) lunged out of the water at the pair (right). The woman captured the terrifying encounter on her GoPro and uploaded the footage to Facebook with the caption: 'So this just happened. I literally had to move my leg so it didn't get mauled!' (inset)

Mermaid-inspired tresses, 'unicorn' locks and pretty pastel hair colours are more popular than ever. And now women around the world are taking to Instagram to show off their more subtle take on the colourful trend. Thousands of creative women have shared snaps of their 'hidden rainbow' hair colours (inset and right) on social media - each of them colouring just a portion of their hair (left) so it cannot be seen unless the hair is lifted up (right). Many have shared videos of themselves lifting the top layer of their otherwise black, blonde or brunette coloured hair to reveal an array of eye-popping pinks, electric blues and tonal greens and purples underneath. Some have also dyed it so they are still able to wear their hair up without anybody seeing the striking colour combinations hiding underneath.

Festo's Bionic Learning Network designed a sphere-shaped autonomous flyer that grabs objects like a chameleon tongue. FreeMotionHandling consists of a 54 inch diameter inflated sphere, a rotor-packed ring and a flexible gripper that works like a chameleon's tongue. The gripper is basically a helium-filled film sleeve that wraps itself around objects up to 400g. Prior to being pumped with helium the flyer weighs just 3 pounds, but the addition of helium gives it an in-the-air weight of 50 g. To get from one place to another, FreeMotionHandling uses and indoor tracking system of 10 infrared cameras.

Researchers taught an AI to paint exactly like the Dutch painter by analysing 346 of Rembrandt's paintings. The work of art took almost 18 months to complete, consists of 148 billion pixels and was printed in 3D (main image) to allow to computer to even replicate the brush strokes.