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Miniature Horse Leads US Police On Low-Speed Chase For 2 Hours https://ift.tt/RYdfch2 A pony was on the loose in an Alabama neighbourhood. Tuscaloosa Police Department dubbed the loitering miniature horse "Ginuwine" after he showed unwillingness to cooperate with officers. The pony was found around 30th Avenue East and First Street East. A call came into the department about the animal around 10 pm. The department said the pony was not at all interested in the pizza crust or peppermints they offered. Three officers engaged in a low-speed foot pursuit, following the pony up and down driveways and through backyards for nearly two hours. He eventually allowed himself to be caught, and was happy to get pets and pose for selfies," police wrote in the Facebook post. The police also posted a mugshot for the mini horse. The mugshot said the horse was booked on charges of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. The police are trying to find the owners and shared that the pony is in a safe place. https://ift.tt/yOC60Hz March 23, 2023 at 11:24PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
A pony was on the loose in an Alabama neighbourhood. Tuscaloosa Police Department dubbed the loitering miniature horse "Ginuwine" after he showed unwillingness to cooperate with officers. The pony was found around 30th Avenue East and First Street East.
A call came into the department about the animal around 10 pm.
The department said the pony was not at all interested in the pizza crust or peppermints they offered.
Three officers engaged in a low-speed foot pursuit, following the pony up and down driveways and through backyards for nearly two hours.
He eventually allowed himself to be caught, and was happy to get pets and pose for selfies," police wrote in the Facebook post.
The police also posted a mugshot for the mini horse. The mugshot said the horse was booked on charges of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
The police are trying to find the owners and shared that the pony is in a safe place.
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Thursday, 23 March 2023
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Owl Enters Courtroom During Trial, Sends People ''Running Out Screaming'' https://ift.tt/CX0BPvb A court session in South Africa's Brakpan was interrupted when an uninvited guest ''caused havoc'' during a murder trial. Turns out it was an owl that swooped into the chamber through a hole in the ceiling and sent people ''running out screaming.'' The Owl Rescue Centre said that it was contacted by the Brakpan SPCA for help rescuing a barn owl from a magistrate's courtroom in Brakpan. ''The Brakpan SPCA asked us if we could rescue a Barn owl at the magistrate's court in Brakpan that has been causing havoc. Last week while the court was in session, the owl actually flew in through a hole in the ceiling which had the magistrate and the entire room full of people running out screaming,'' the rescue organisation wrote in a Facebook post. They also shared a picture of the rescued owl. See the post here: The group said it took time, but rescuers were able to capture the owl and remove it from the building. ''It took us a while, but we rescued the little fella. While up on the roof, we overheard a murder trial being discussed, with the judge saying that it's near impossible to solve a Brakpan murder. The DNA is all the same and there are no dental records,'' the post further reads The post has gone viral, with more than 1,000 likes and several amused comments. One user wrote, ''He's so beautiful. Goodness knows why everybody was screaming. He's harmless. Thanks for rescuing him.'' Another commented, ''I cannot understand why people are so scared of owls. I can only imagine the scene with people high-tailing it out during a trial.'' A third said, ''My question is, why is there a hole in the ceiling of a magistrates court? Thank you for saving the beautiful owl.'' A fourth added, ''I don't understand why people are so scared of birds.'' https://ift.tt/NMBm6j5 March 23, 2023 at 08:36AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
A court session in South Africa's Brakpan was interrupted when an uninvited guest ''caused havoc'' during a murder trial. Turns out it was an owl that swooped into the chamber through a hole in the ceiling and sent people ''running out screaming.''
The Owl Rescue Centre said that it was contacted by the Brakpan SPCA for help rescuing a barn owl from a magistrate's courtroom in Brakpan.
''The Brakpan SPCA asked us if we could rescue a Barn owl at the magistrate's court in Brakpan that has been causing havoc. Last week while the court was in session, the owl actually flew in through a hole in the ceiling which had the magistrate and the entire room full of people running out screaming,'' the rescue organisation wrote in a Facebook post. They also shared a picture of the rescued owl.
See the post here:
The group said it took time, but rescuers were able to capture the owl and remove it from the building.
''It took us a while, but we rescued the little fella. While up on the roof, we overheard a murder trial being discussed, with the judge saying that it's near impossible to solve a Brakpan murder.
The DNA is all the same and there are no dental records,'' the post further reads
The post has gone viral, with more than 1,000 likes and several amused comments.
One user wrote, ''He's so beautiful. Goodness knows why everybody was screaming. He's harmless. Thanks for rescuing him.'' Another commented, ''I cannot understand why people are so scared of owls. I can only imagine the scene with people high-tailing it out during a trial.''
A third said, ''My question is, why is there a hole in the ceiling of a magistrates court? Thank you for saving the beautiful owl.'' A fourth added, ''I don't understand why people are so scared of birds.''
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Watch: Pack Of Dogs Chase Away A Majestic Lion In Gujarat https://ift.tt/H3D7ohy Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda, who is well-known for sharing interesting wildlife content, posted a video of dogs chasing away a lion in Gujarat. In the video, the lion can be seen freely roaming around in the village before a pack of dogs come rushing in, chasing away the majestic lion. The big cat soon ran towards a herd of cows that were standing nearby. Watch the video here: अपनी गली में तो कुत्ता भी शेर होता है?? From the streets of Gujarat. Via @surenmehra pic.twitter.com/clhYLlcq6C — Susanta Nanda (@susantananda3) March 22, 2023 Posted a few hours ago, the video has collected over 8,000 views on Twitter and varied reactions. A user commented, "The dogs very well know that it is wiser to keep a safe distance from the lion." Another user wrote, "Unity is strength." "King of the Streets vs King of the jungle," wrote the third. Meanwhile, Mr Nanda shared a scary video of a King Cobra, leaving internet users intrigued. In the video, a large King cobra can be seen in an erect position, with its head raised while peeking over a muddy platform. King cobra, one of the most venomous snakes in the world, is also among the longest venomous snakes. https://ift.tt/NMBm6j5 March 22, 2023 at 11:55PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda, who is well-known for sharing interesting wildlife content, posted a video of dogs chasing away a lion in Gujarat.
In the video, the lion can be seen freely roaming around in the village before a pack of dogs come rushing in, chasing away the majestic lion. The big cat soon ran towards a herd of cows that were standing nearby.
Watch the video here:
अपनी गली में तो कुत्ता भी शेर होता है??
— Susanta Nanda (@susantananda3) March 22, 2023
From the streets of Gujarat. Via @surenmehra pic.twitter.com/clhYLlcq6C
Posted a few hours ago, the video has collected over 8,000 views on Twitter and varied reactions.
A user commented, "The dogs very well know that it is wiser to keep a safe distance from the lion."
Another user wrote, "Unity is strength."
"King of the Streets vs King of the jungle," wrote the third.
Meanwhile, Mr Nanda shared a scary video of a King Cobra, leaving internet users intrigued.
In the video, a large King cobra can be seen in an erect position, with its head raised while peeking over a muddy platform. King cobra, one of the most venomous snakes in the world, is also among the longest venomous snakes.
https://ift.tt/NMBm6j5 March 22, 2023 at 11:55PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com