Banksy's Wild Murals and Spicy Noodle Comeback: Odd News Highlights
Banksy's latest animal-themed murals appear across London, with a gorilla freeing other animals at London Zoo. Denmark celebrates the return of previously banned South Korean spicy noodles due to health concerns. McDonald's France jokes about removing curry sauce to protest Stephen Curry's Olympic basketball win over France.
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Street artist Banksy unveiled the ninth and potentially final mural of his London animal-themed art series, depicting a gorilla freeing a sea lion and birds at the London Zoo. The series started with a mountain goat on Monday, followed by various other animal artworks around the city.
In Copenhagen, Danes celebrated the return of fiery South Korean ramen noodles to supermarket shelves. The noodles, banned earlier for their high capsaicin content, were removed in June but are now partially back.
McDonald's France humorously announced its consideration to remove curry sauce from menus until the next Olympics, in reaction to Stephen Curry leading the U.S. basketball team to a win over France at the Paris Games.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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