Fisherman discovered the giant pearl

The un-named fisherman discovered the giant pearl more than a decade ago inside a massive clam
The man did not realise the $100 million pearl was so valuable and kept it as a simple good luck charm
When his wooden shack burned down, the man showed his pear to a stunned Filipino tourist officer
Filipino officials hope they will be able to keep the pearl in the region to encourage tourists to visit 
 This giant pearl could be the biggest ever found in the world and five times larger than the previous record - after being handed in by a fisherman.

The man, who has not been identified, found the priceless 34kg gem ten years ago in sea off the coast of Palawan Island, Philippines.

He didn't know the potential eye-watering value of $100 million and kept it as a 'good luck charm' in his rundown wooden home.

The un-named fisherman discovered this two-foot-long pearl which weighs 34kg and could be worth as much as $100 million after it was discovered off the coast of the  Palawan Island, Philippines inside a giant claim more than a decade ago

But a fire at the property earlier this year forced him to have a clear out and move house.

The fisherman handed it in to the stunned local tourism officer in remote Puerto Princesca who verified that it had been found in a giant clam.The priceless rock measures a staggering 1ft foot wide and 2.2 feet long - dwarfing the current world's biggest Pearl of Allah which weighed 6.4kg and is worth $35million.

Tourism officer Aileen Cynthia Amurao said: 'The fisherman threw the anchor down and it got stuck on a rock during a storm.

'He noticed that it was lodged on a shell and swam down to pull up the anchor, and also brought the shell with him. This was a decade ago and he kept it at home.

'He didn't know how much it was worth and kept it tucked away at home as a simple good luck charm.

'We were amazed when he brought it to us. We now need help from gemologists to fully certify it. We're waiting for authentication from Gemologist Institute and other international authorities.

'But we believe Puerto Princesca is likely earn another prestigious title and a record breaker for having the world's biggest natural giant pearl from a giant clam.

The fisherman made his discovery off the coast of Palawan Island in the Philippines some ten years ago, file photo

'We will keep this here in the Philippines and I hope it will bring more tourists to the city.'

The gem was shown off to the public today.

The current record holder is Pearl of Allah, also know as the Pearl of Lao Tze, which was also found off Palawan, Philippines, in 1934. It is on exhibition at the Ripley's Believe It or Not! in New York. 

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Beet is a highly beneficial vegetables for us. It resists hard against various kinds of infections. It can be eaten as curry, salad, raw and in raita. It increases resistance against diabetes and cancer. Beet (Chukandar) is also helpful to ease constipation. White beet provides tranquility. Its water also helps for liver problems.

Limit of less than nine antibiotic doses

Impose limit of less than nine antibiotic doses per person a year to help prevent superbugs, say experts Paper in the journal Science says urgent action must be taken to reduce the rise in deadly drug-resistant bacteria

Antibiotics should be limited to an average of less than nine daily doses a year per person in a bid to prevent the rise of untreatable superbugs, global health experts have warned.

Writing in the prestigious journal Science, they called on world leaders gathering for a special United Nations meeting on the issue next month to take decision action to reduce antimicrobial resistance.
This threatens to send medicine back to the days before the discovery of the first antibiotic, penicillin, when people could die from a simple scratch in the garden.

World's largest hotel to open in the Holy city of Makkah Mukrama

World's largest hotel to open in the holy city of  Mukkah Mukrama– here's a sneak peak

A GIANT resort complete with 10,000 rooms and four helipads is set to open.

The biggest hotel in the world is currently under construction in Saudi Arabia's sacred city of Mecca.

Abraj Kudai will feature a shocking 10,00 rooms, 70 restaurants, 12 towers and four helipads.

The extravagant hotel is being funded by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Finance and is set to cost a staggering US$3.5 billion (£2.7bn) to build.

RECORD BREAKER: The extensive resort will also feature one of the biggest domes in the world

It will tower 45 storeys above the Arabian desert plains and is expected to cover a whopping 15 million square feet.

The hotel will be open to the public, albeit the very rich public, but five floors will be reserved for the Saudi royal family, should they want to holiday there.

Inside the hotel compound there will be a centre complete with bus station, shopping mall, restaurants, food courts, conference centre and car parks.

And a huge dome located on top of two towers will house a ballroom and the convention centre.

PLUSH: Ten of the towers will offer four-star treatment and two will offer five star

Ten of the towers will offer four-star treatment while the other two will provide the full five stars to exclusive guests.

Until now the largest hotel on the planet based on room count was First World Hotel in Malaysia with 7,351, followed by the MGM Grand in Las Vegas with 6,198 rooms.

The impressive complex will be just two kilometres from the holy Islamic pilgrimage site in Mecca, providing the perfect spot to explore the sites.

As well as being the biggest hotels in the world based on the number rooms, the gigantic structure will boast one of the largest domes on the planet.

Abraj Kudai was expected to open in 2017, but building may be delayed due to problems with the Saudi economy.

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This £1 fruit can boost your erection and make you better in bed

EAT your way to a better erection with this sexual superfood.

 Throw out the Viagra because this one tasty snack can help to improve your sex life without you needing to pop a little blue pill.

Lots of guys worry about going soft and erectile dysfunction (ED) is a surprisingly common problem that affects 322million men across the world.

But fear not because a recent study by scientists at the University of East Anglia looked into the best grub to chow down on if you want to stay hard.

The groundbreaking research discovered that eating humble blackcurrants is one of the best way to stave off penis problems.
 The study found that men who look after themselves by working out and eating a diet rich in flavonoids (naturally occurring compounds in fruit and vegetables) are less likely to suffer from ED.

Researchers began by tracking the flavonoid intake in 25,000 men over a 10 year period.

Out of the six most commonly eaten flavonoids, three were beneficial: anthocyanins, flavanones and flavones.

The men who regularly munched on foods high in these flavonoids were 10% less likely to have erection issues.

BERRY BOOSTER: Blackcurrants can help keep you hard

 And blackcurrants contain the highest level of anthocyanins compared to blueberries, red wine, apples and citrus fruits which is why they were proven to have sexual performance-boosting properties.

In an exclusive interview top urologist Vijay Sangar, M.D. explained the importance of healthy eating in preserving penis health.