Today in Photos
Today's photos feature a Great Horned Owl that hangs out inside a Home Depot, the winner of a fantasy hair competition, an albino kangaroo, and a bride dressed in her wedding gown with a door strapped on her back protesting her husband who left her.
Section:Gallery
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An emu chick is seen walking next to its father in the Berlin zoo, Friday, April 24, 2009. The emu hatched on April 14, 2009.
Maya Hitij Associated Press
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A great horned owl looks down from the rafters of a garden center at a Home Depot store in Harrison, Ark.
James White Associated Press
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Model Amaris Brown smiles in Manchester, N.H., Thursday, April 23, 2009 after winning the International Fantasy Hair Competition with a hair style called "Proud Peacock" designed by Kevin Carter of The Artistry of Hair from Farmington Hills, Mich.
Jim Cole Associated Press
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South Korean dancers perform to advertise an electronic product on the street in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, April 24, 2009.
Ahn Young-Joon Associated Press
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Esther Baron from France competes during the Women's 200 m Backstroke at the French Swimming Championships in Montpellier, Southwestern France, Friday April 24, 2009.
Claude Paris Associated Press
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A police officer, dressed as a comic character Ninja Turtle, jumps his motorcycle across a fire ring during the 82nd anniversary celebrations of Chile's National Police in Santiago, Friday, April 24, 2009.
Santiago Llanquin Associated Press
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Firefighters with the Sumter Fire Department including Will Glover, work to put out hot spots on Swift Street in Barefoot Resort Friday, April 24, 2009 in North Myrtle Beach.
Randall Hill Associated Press
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Lanie Towell, wearing her wedding dress and veil, carries a door on her back to demonstrate against her estranged husband, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Thursday April 23, 2009 . Her husband left her after she sponsored him to immigrate to Canada.
Fred Chartrand Associated Press
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An albino baby kangaroo and its mother hop around their enclosure at the Enghave Animal & Nature Park in Broerup, 256 kms (159 miles) west of Denmark's capital Copenhagen Friday April 24, 2009. The albino Bennett kangaroo has been exploring the world outside its motherís pouch for about two weeks, one of the owners of the park said. Karina Christensen, who owns the park with Niels Christensen, added that the albino kangaroo has not been named yet, because its sex is still unknown. Its mother also has no name, but its grandmother was named Snow White, she said. Albino kangaroos are very rare, with only about 1 of every 10,000 kangaroos being born white, Karina Christensen said.