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Australia has truly crushed it at the Paris Olympics, where our incredible athletes have already snagged 35 medals (and counting), including a whopping 14 golds.

As usual, the pool has been our happy place, with swimming superstars like Ariarne Titmus, Kaylee McKeown and Mollie O'Callaghan making waves and racking up the gold. Meanwhile, Emma McKeon overtook Ian Thorpe as Australia's most decorated Olympian, with 11 Olympic medals to her name.

But it's not just about the swimming — we've got champions across the board. Jess Fox ( and her sister) dominated in kayaking, Grace Brown cycled her way to glory and our women's relay teams have been unstoppable.

And rounding out the 'yeah the girls!' chorus that has dominated this games, Arisa Trew has become Australia’s youngest-ever gold medallist by winning the women’s skateboarding event at the age of 14.

Aside from being proud of what our Olympians have achieved on the medals board, we need to talk about some of the quirkier moments of the Games — because it's been an especially funny one.

We've rounded up all the delightful and deranged events and moments from the Paris Olympics.

Stay weird, Olympics. And to the Paralympics, our expectations couldn't be higher.

Jessica Fox runs into the water when her sister Noemie wins gold.

This is sisterly love for you! When Noemie Fox won gold in the Canoe Slalom Women's Kayak Cross Final, her double-gold winning sister Jessica Fox jumped into the water to hug her sister and sob happy tears.

Snoop Dogg danced with a horse.

No one had more fun this Olympics than US rap legend, Snoop Dogg. Before the Olympics began, he said in a statement, "I will be bringing that Snoop style to the mix." And he surely did.

Snoop began his run as one of the torchbearers for Team USA, before popping up at the gymnastics to deliver the stunned facial reactions that Simone Biles deserves. And finally, he reunited with his BFF Martha Stewart to coordinate their fashion look for an equestrian dressage event.

Most recently, he was spotted engaging in a dance battle with a horse. Of course.

NO ONE is having a better Olympics than Snoop, I’m not even convinced he knows he has a camera on him, I think he just behaves like this pic.twitter.com/PZbPy6Rxnm

— Sorcha Ní Nia (@Luiseach)

Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles bow down to gold medal-winner Rebeca Andrade.

Simone Biles had a sensational run this Olympics, becoming the most decorated gymnast in history. But she's also just a girl; a girl who supports other girls killing it in the game.

When Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade won the gold in the artistic gymnastics women's floor exercise, Team USA's silver medallist Simone Biles and bronze medallist Jordan Chiles decided to bow down to their winner on the podium in one of the most heartwarming moments of the whole games. That's on girlhood.

An English athlete complained there were worms in the food.

English swimmer Adam Peaty made some wild claims about the catering at the Olympic Village, with the six-time Olympic medallist complaining that athletes had found worms in their food.

"The catering isn’t good enough for the level the athletes are expected to perform," he told the i.

"I like my fish and people are finding worms in the fish. It’s just not good enough. The standard, we’re looking at the best of the best in the world, and we’re not feeding them the best." Ummm, wtf.

The Olympic mascot was certainly a choice!

From the moment the Paris Olympic Games was announced, many didn't know what the hell the mascot was supposed to be. Is it a single Dorito? Is it a pylon? Is it the sorting hat from Harry Potter?

The people demanded answers. So apparently, it is an ancient French hat from 1789, known as the Phrygian cap or "bonnet phrygien" which is said to represent the French people's revolutionary spirit.

So... it's definitelynot a Dorito.

In the days since the games began, the mascot has been photographed getting up to all sorts of mischief to the bemusement of onlookers.

pic.twitter.com/SNRE8JxC0c

— No Context French 🇫🇷 (@nocontextfre)

The Australian women's relay team celebrated their silver medal by doing a bomb in the pool.

This is Australian culture.

Despite wearing their tracksuits and just standing for a dignified medal ceremony, the girlies knew the only true way to celebrate their achievement was to do a cheeky bomb in the pool. After securing the silver in the Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay, the women flung themselves into the Olympics pool and this is pure joy in action.

A pole vaulter knocked the bar down with his, err... own pole.

The BDE was out of control when French pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati tried to clear a height of 5.7 meters but his, well,baguetteaccidentally knocked the bar to the ground. The clip quickly went viral.

The athlete has since been offered $250,000 US ($381,000 AUD) by a porn site to get his member out on camera.

We are laughing!

Anthony Ammirati failed the bar and the commentators are clearly having a hard time acknowledging what happened 😂 HELP I'M DYING pic.twitter.com/5hOHttVA5g

— Gladys Wotching (@Glodyswotcher)

Ilona Maher became the body-positive queen we didn't deserve.

Powerhouse rugby player for Team USA, Ilona Maher, took the 2024 Paris Olympics by storm, both on and off the field. This 27-year-old Vermont native has become a social media sensation, captivating millions with her hilarious TikToks and Instagram posts that give us a cheeky behind-the-scenes look at Olympic life.

But it's not just her comedic timing that's got everyone talking: Ilona's fierce advocacy for body positivity and women in sports has struck a chord with fans worldwide.

I believe men should stop commenting on women’s bodies and listen to the women speak. Here’s Olympic medalist, Ilona Maher, who shared to most important message you’ll hear all week. #Paris2024 pic.twitter.com/vjw1iyssuy

— Emmanuel Acho (@EmmanuelAcho)

A (beautiful) Italian gold medallist swimmer was seen sleeping outside in a park.

Italian gold medallist swimmer, Thomas Ceccon, was found sleeping in a park after he spoke out about the living conditions at the Olympic Village. Ceccon complained the accommodation was 'subpar' before he was photographed by Saudi rower called, Husein Alireza, sleeping on a white towel under a tree in a nearby park.

The swimmer told news agency ANSA that he wasn't spending the night in the park, clarifying "it was just a nap".

A handball player literally picked up her injured competitor.

Mid-way through a handball match between Angola and Brazil at the Olympic Games, Angola's captain Albertina Kassoma suffered a knee injury. She tried to stand up and after Angola’s team doctor failed to pick her up, Brazilian player Araujo Frossard swooped in to literally carry her to medical care off-field. I love women!

These two ladies weren't strangers — they were friends who had both played in the Romanian league.

After the moment was captured, Kassoma said about her Olympic rival "Only you could lift me up".

Cool. I'm crying.

The Olympians became obsessed with a chocolate muffin.

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