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Mark Zuckerberg posted a cringeworthy clip to his Instagram account on July 4 in which he rides above the water on an electronic surfboard while holding an American flag to the  tune of John Denver's hit song Take Me Home, Country Roads. Zuckerberg, who is worth about $128 billion, has often been photographed in meme-worthy situations. The Independence Day post alone has been watched nearly 470,000 times within three hours of having been posted. 'Happy July 4th!' Zuckerberg, 37, wrote in the caption.  According to the website WindFoilZone.com, a complete eFoil setup can 'vary in price anywhere from $4,000 to $12,000' and there are currently two major brands - Lift Foils and Flite Board. Scroll down for video  Mark Zuckerberg posted a cringeworthy clip to his Instagram account on July 4 in which he rides above the water on an electronic surfboard In the video, Zuckerberg holds an American flag to the tune of John Denver's hit song Take Me Home, Country Roads Th...

Beachgoers witnessed the terrifying moment a massive sea snake washed up on the shore of a Queensland beach.  A picture shared to the Australian Native Animals Facebook page on Sunday, shows the sea snake emerging from the surf at Wild Cattle Beach in Tannum Sands, before a local reportedly picked up the snake by its tail and flung it back into the ocean.  Members of the Facebook page speculated the species was the highly venomous 'Elegant Sea Snake' which can grow up to two metres long and are commonly found off the coast of Western Australia, Northern Territory and Queensland.   A massive snake became stranded at Wild Cattle Beach in Tannum Sands, Queensland before it was thrown back into the surf by a beachgoer The photo sparked mixed reactions online, with some users commenting the snake should not have been thrown back into the water.  'Not a good idea to just throw them back' commented one user.  'Putting it back was a bad idea, they only come to shore if they...

65,000 shells on five barges sitting in New York's East River blasted off fireworks of red, white and blue into the night sky on Sunday night wowing audiences watching the spectacular display - the city's biggest ever - both in person and on television. 50 pyrotechnicians had spent days loading the shells before the fuses were lit at 9:25pm as Americans marked their nation's 245th birthday. Tens of thousands of people gathered along the city's East River in the boroughs of Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn in order to catch a glimpse of the impressive show.  As always, fireworks displays are the highlight of the July Fourth holiday, but the displays this year were seen as being extra special after the pandemic forced the cancellation of most of them in 2020.  In Washington D.C., President Joe Biden held a 1,000 person July Fourth celebration on the White House lawn with essential workers and military families before watching the display over the National Mall from a balcon...