What's Trending: Live horses in vet school? That's neigh-ew!

On What's Trending, the University of Veterinary Medicine in Budapest is making waves with its unique teaching method.

First-year veterinary students learn animal anatomy by studying live horses brought into the classroom, with chalk lines marking their bones, muscles, and organs.

The calm horses, provided by the Budapest police, are rewarded with sugar cubes for their cooperation, making it a memorable and engaging start to the students' academic journey.

Also, a Malaysian couple has surprised their guests with a unique wedding door gift - live betta fish, also known as Siamese fighting fish.

The couple's video, posted by X user @mhmmdhsm, shows a wedding guest registration table filled with large pink plastic bags filled with smaller, clear bags with colourful betta fish, which are territorial and aggressive.

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