Close X
Monday, November 25, 2024
ADVT 
Interesting

WATCH: Adorable Video Of Canadian Quadruplets Goes Viral

IANS, 08 Jan, 2018 02:11 PM
    Have you ever wondered how would it be to see quadruplets hugging each other? Watch this video to know how they behave around each other.
     
    Emily, McKayla, Abigail and Grace Webb, age 20 months, had just finished watching Disney's Moana when they began hugging each other.
     
    Their mother, Bethani Webb, quickly recorded the tender moment on her phone and shared the video on the girls' Facebook page, "Webb Quadruplets Updates."
     

    The girls love hugging each other 🤗

    Posted by Webb Quadruplets Updates on Monday, 1 January 2018

    MORE Interesting ARTICLES

    Why Wait And Plead When You Can Travel Solo?

    Why Wait And Plead When You Can Travel Solo?
    Our independent lifestyle and Bollywood influence have made an addition to our bucket list, i.e. travelling solo.

    Why Wait And Plead When You Can Travel Solo?

    The Secrets To Entrepreneurial Success In Tourism

    Behind every 'successful' tourism entrepreneur, there are many unsuccessful years and countless sleepless nights.

    The Secrets To Entrepreneurial Success In Tourism

    Your Brain Needs Yoga Too

    Your Brain Needs Yoga Too
    In recent years, there has been a sharp increase in international research on meditation and the findings may not be what you expect. 

    Your Brain Needs Yoga Too

    Cocktail Leaves Delhi Man With Hole In Stomach: How Safe Is Liquid Nitrogen?

    Cocktail Leaves Delhi Man With Hole In Stomach: How Safe Is Liquid Nitrogen?
    The latest buzz word in the national capital is 'liquid nitrogen,' after a recent incident where a Delhi-based man landed up in hospital after drinking a cocktail, containing liquid nitrogen.

    Cocktail Leaves Delhi Man With Hole In Stomach: How Safe Is Liquid Nitrogen?

    Sheila Michaels, Who Popularized 'Ms.' For Women, Dies At 78

    Sheila Michaels, Who Popularized 'Ms.' For Women, Dies At 78
    NEW YORK — Sheila Michaels, a feminist and civil-rights activist in the 1960s who has been credited with popularizing the courtesy title "Ms.," died June 22 in New York. She was 78.

    Sheila Michaels, Who Popularized 'Ms.' For Women, Dies At 78

    Now, A 'Friendly' Car Horn That Alerts Without Jarring

    Now, A 'Friendly' Car Horn That Alerts Without Jarring
    A team of researchers has come up with a car horn that alerts people to danger while reducing the cacophony on city streets.

    Now, A 'Friendly' Car Horn That Alerts Without Jarring