MAY 28: Robert Allen, co-founder of Texas-based Little Herds, a nonprofit founded to educate the public on the benefits of insects for food and feed, holds edible freeze-dried crickets between his teeth during a conference at Wayne State University in Detroit.
MAY 28: Horses try to get a better view from their stable near the village of Pontoiraklia, Greece.
MAY 28: Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after scoring the winning penalty shot during the Champions League final soccer match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in Milan, Italy. Real Madrid won 5-4 on penalties after the match ended 1-1 in overtime.
MAY 29: A man waits for help after getting his head is stuck in a washing machine in Fujian Province, China. Rescuers later freed him using metal cutting equipment.
MAY 29: Spectators watch a friendly game of basketball in Athens featuring Latvian New York Knicks star Kristaps Porzingis, Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks, and his older brother Thanasis. The "Antetokounbros Streetball Event," organized by Eurohoops and the City of Athens, took place on an open court at Greece's largest high school, and was attended by 5,000 people.
MAY 29: An Iraqi soldier fires artillery during clashes with Islamic State militants near Fallujah. Iraqi forces say they are continuing to push into the Islamic State-held city, having secured its outskirts, buy military operations have been slowed by the large number of civilians – estimated at 50,000, including 20,000 children – still trapped in the city.
MAY 30: A bough covered with moss is seen in a protected area of Bialowieza forest, the last primeval forest in Europe, near Bialowieza village, Poland.
MAY 30: Students learn to perform a dragon dance under the instruction of a local artist at a playground in Chongqing, China.
MAY 31: A man sleeps amidst rubbish under a bridge in Paranaque city, near Manila, the Philippines.
MAY 31: Suzuki Motor Chairman and CEO Osamu Suzuki attends a news conference in Tokyo after Suzuki Motor Corp. disclosed that it used fuel-economy testing methods that weren't compliant with Japanese regulations on about 2.1 million vehicles sold locally. The revelation came amid a widening fuel economy testing scandal that already has forced the resignation of the president of rival Mitsubishi Motors.
MAY 31: A woman passes in front of what the United Arab Emirates says is the world’s first functional office building constructed with three-dimensional printer technology, in Dubai. Dubai’s ruler quietly inaugurated the whitewashed buildings last week, not far from the site of a planned "Museum of the Future" that’s due to open in 2018. Dubai hopes the project will kick-start its plans to transform the sheikhdom into an incubator for emerging technologies.
MAY 31: Ron Suttle holds wolf pups at Oatland Island Wildlife Center in Savannah, Georgia. The wolves, born at a wolf rescue center in Indiana, were among four that were donated to the education center.
JUNE 1: Dinner guests sit at tables suspended from cranes at a height of 130 feet in front of the Atomium, a 335-foot-high structure with nine spheres built for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. "Dinner in the Sky" is an annual event.
JUNE 1: Women sunbathe next to a pool in Tomares, southern Spain.
JUNE 2: A dead fish is seen at the partially dried-up Choursiyavas lake on the outskirts of Ajmer in the desert Indian state of Rajasthan, India. The main summer months in India – April, May and June – are always excruciatingly hot across most of the country, before monsoon rains bring cooler temperatures. On May 21 temperatures reached a record-high 124 Fahrenheit in Rajasthan.
JUNE 2: Mohamad al-Sheikh, 12, a Palestinian boy who is nicknamed "Spiderman," demonstrates his acrobatic skills on a beach in Gaza City. He hopes to someday be recognized by the Guinness Book of world records for his bizarre feats of contortion.
JUNE 2: The Thunderbirds perform a fly-over as graduates from the Air Force Academy toss their hats in the air at the conclusion of their commencement ceremony in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
JUNE 2: The wreckage of an Air Force F-16 Thunderbird sits in a field where it crashed 4 miles south of Colorado Springs, Colorado, after performing a fly-by of the U.S. Air Force Academy graduation ceremony where President Barack Obama gave the commencement address.
JUNE 2: Giant panda Hao Hao holds her newborn baby in her mouth at Pairi Daiza park in Brugelette, Belgium. With the help of the Chinese government Hao Hao and her mate Xing Hui arrived in Belgium two years ago and Pairi Daiza built a bamboo forest for them to live in.
JUNE 2: A boy whose brother was killed by airstrikes expresses his grief at the site in the rebel-controlled area of Maaret al-Numan in Idlib province, Syria.
JUNE 2: Protesters surround a car and chant during a demonstration against Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump after his campaign rally in San Jose, California.
JUNE 3: A member of the traveler community washes his horse in the river Eden during the horse fair in Appleby-in-Westmorland, northern Britain. The fair is held each year in early June when 10,000 to 15,000 English and Welsh gypsies, Scottish travellers and Irish travellers gather to buy and sell horses, meet with friends and relations, and celebrate their culture, according to Wikipedia.
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