MAYO, Florida, is holding the mayo, at least for a few days.
The mayor of this tiny town of less than 1,500 residents, located where Florida's Panhandle morphs into a peninsula, is set to this weekend confirm that the city is switching its name to "Miracle Whip" - but only for a few days and for a considerable sum of money to improve the town.
The story is out now that it's a marketing prank but not before a few signs were changed and some valuable "shocked residents" footage was caught on video.
The sponsor?
Kraft Heinz has a mayonnaise-alternative and they are coughing up around $20,000 for the joke.
Goats want you to be happy and to see you smile ... really?
Goats can tell when you're smiling or frowning and prefer you to be happy, according to international researchers.
Humans easily communicate with dogs and horses, but it is less well-known whether farm animals can read our expressions.
A Queen Mary University of London study exploring the social intelligence of goats presented images of happy and angry humans to 35 goats.
The researchers found not only can goats distinguish between happy and angry human faces, they prefer the happy expressions and spent more time interacting with the happy pictures.
Now there's a reason to smile.
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