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The one-in-a-million shot, snapped by amateur photographer Sam Davis in Delaware, shows the eel dangling from the bird’s gut as it nonchalantly soars onward.
A skull that sat on someone’s fireplace mantel more than a year has now been identified as that of a Morgan County man missing since 2012.
It was spotted, sporting sunglasses, in March 2019 sitting on the Anderson Road home’s mantel, where a tenant said he kept it after finding it in woods out back.
A wolf robot that can roar and flash its eyes red to scare off brown bears entering populated areas has been introduced in this city in Japan’s northernmost prefecture after a steep rise in sightings of the animals in residential parts of the city.
The “monster wolf” developed by a firm in the Hokkaido town of Naie and others was installed by the Takikawa Municipal Government in September in a bid to “avoid friction between residents and bears.” The initiative marks the first time for the mechanical wolf to be deployed in front of general housing, and since its arrival on the scene, there have been no eyewitness reports of bears. An individual connected to its installation said reassuringly, “At the very least it’s effective in making residents feel at ease.”
A third (33%) of the 3,500 American 11-24-year-olds said that they’ve never seen a cow in person.
A man who paid $150 for a “full-contact experience” with a black leopard says he had to undergo multiple surgeries after he was mauled by the fully-grown animal in an enclosure.
“It was like a six-point buck. I’m staring at it. I was like, I can’t believe this right now. And then the thing started going crazy jumping up on the station.”
“I just screamed, ‘Oh my God! The bear is here! The bear is in the driveway!'”
