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Circulating social media messages tell the story of a German Shepherd named Capitán who slept by the grave of his owner Miguel Guzmán for years after the man died in 2006. 

Message warns people not to hold or carry items such as water bottles for other people when in airports because the items may contain illicit drugs.

Messages circulating via social media claim that Kraft Heinz in the US has recalled around 7000 cases of Taco Bell Salsa Con Queso Mild Cheese Dip because of a botulism risk.  The claims are true and should be taken seriously. 

Series of photographs circulating via email and online show millions of dollars in cash seized during a drug raid in Mexico.

Message warns that a water bottle left inside a car on a sunny day could ignite the upholstery and start a fire.

Reports circulating via social media warn people not to touch the ‘Puss Caterpillar’ because its fur contains venom that can cause intense pain as well as vomiting and other health problems.

Circulating message claims that a series of attached photographs show trees cocooned in spider webs after millions of spiders climbed up into trees to take refuge from floods in Pakistan.

A number of reports are currently circulating that claim that the FBI is asking users to reboot their routers as a means of combating a malware threat.

Amazon’s in-home digital assistant Alexa has reportedly been unexpectedly laughing out loud at people as they go about their daily business.