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On move-in day, a bear strayed onto the Colorado State University campus in Fort Collins.As families and students moved into on-campus housing, the roughly two-year-old bear was seen outside Eddy Hall. Before moving it, Colorado Parks and Wildlife tranquilized the animal, 9news.com reports.
With 53 consecutive barrel jumps on a motorcycle (rear wheel only), motorsports star Toni Bou set a world record.Since 2014, 3.24 meters (10 feet 7.56 inches) has been his highest trials motorcycle wall climb title.
Early on August 13 morning, a bear burst into the home of a woman from Kentucky, shattering a large glass table.The woman named Kendra North believes the animal entered her home because she had some leftover fried chicken on her kitchen table.
After spending around 17 hours stuck on a narrow ledge more than 100 feet down a cliff in Dickson County,Tennessee, United States, a 5-year-old dog is making a full recovery following a difficult rescue involving four fire agencies.
On August 12 overnight, over 1,500 mink escaped from a farm in Oregon, United States. At Cascade Farm in Turner, Oregon, a suspected intruder purposefully broke open a portion of fence, causing the animals to be released.
On August 10, San Diago County Animal Services officers rescued a missing dog from a storm drain in Spring Valley.After going missing for over a month, Teddy, a 7-year-old Maltipoo, was rescued.
With a total of 33 hula hoops spun while suspended upside down, Yan Yanjia (China) broke the record by hanging on his feet like a bat.Last November, in Guilin, Guangxi, China, his effort broke the previous record by ten.
As the online community mourn tragic death of Jackie the bald eagle, donations to the Ojai Raptor Center, Los Angeles, California, continue on Monday. The 14-year-old eagle, one half of the celebrated wildlife couple Jackie and Shadow, was broadcast to millions of people through live nest cameras installed by Friends of Big Bear Valley.
A 725 kg (1,600-pound) horse that got stuck in a Forsyth County creek bed on August 4 was set free by the Forsyth County Fire Department and Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services of Georgia, United States.
Valentina Tobon Henao, a 25-year-old Brookhaven resident, is accused of animal cruelty after witnesses saw her toss three kittens from a moving car on August 5. Around 2:30 p.m. on that day, Brookhaven Police officers responded to a report of typical animal cruelty in the area of Peachtree Road and Osborne Road.