Odd News: Denmark Welcomes Spicy Ramen, Banksy's Animal Murals

Denmark sees the return of fiery South Korean ramen noodles previously banned for their high spice levels. Banksy generates buzz with new animal murals in London, sparking curiosity about their meanings.

Denmark has recently welcomed back the fiery South Korean ramen noodles to its supermarket shelves, a product previously banned due to its high spice levels. Danes in central Copenhagen celebrated the return of Samyang Foods' Buldak instant ramen, which had been removed in June by the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration over health concerns.

In other odd news, the famed street artist Banksy has once again captured public attention. Four new murals featuring a goat, two elephants, three monkeys, and one wolf have appeared in London, prompting much speculation about the significance behind these latest pieces by the elusive artist.

These two peculiar stories have created quite a stir, highlighting how unique and unexpected events can capture the public's imagination.

(With inputs from agencies.)