‘Large, pink & elusive:’ S. Carolina police seek ruinous pig

 R_P wrote: 
When otters go bad...

 miamizsun wrote:

the narration! you like!

 Manbird wrote: 

tardigrades have feelings too

 Red_Dragon wrote:

It's science! I don't believe it! Besides, humans have no obligation to care about any living creature in the world's ecosystem other than its own species, right? Humans rule!

Lobsters and crabs are sentient beings and shouldn't be boiled alive, UK report says

 haresfur wrote: 
until death does me part.

Happy Exploding Whale Day, everyone!

Farmers' union warns walkers after cows trample man to death

A schoolteacher from North Yorkshire has become at least the second member of the public to be trampled to death by cows in the UK this year, as the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) urged walkers to let their dogs off their leads if they are charged by cattle.

Dave Clark, the deputy headteacher at Richmond school, was killed in a field in Richmond on Monday evening while walking his dogs.

Exactly how the popular teacher died will be subject to an inquest as well as an investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

He is at least the second member of the public to be killed by cows while dog walking this year. An 82-year-old man was trampled to death in front of his wife near Ingleton, in the Yorkshire dales, in June.

Between March 2000 and March 2020, 98 people were killed by cattle in the UK, according to the HSE. Of those, 22 were members of the public, with the rest being either farmers or farm workers. (...)

Wild boar emerges from sea and charges at sunbathers in Germany
also within the article:  "...Last week a naked man was photographed chasing a boar that had stolen his belongings through a park in Berlin."

Looks guilty to me!

 haresfur wrote:
 

Christmas Island robber crab suspected of nicking expensive camera in late-night burglary

ABC Pilbara By Rebecca ParishUpdated 53 minutes ago

 

Proclivities wrote:
 

 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
 
.25 ACP is a small (1/4" diameter) bullet in a short casing, designed for semi-automatic pistols. It's notoriously under-powered, only good at the closest of ranges. But it allows for a very small, concealable weapon, aka 'Pocket Pistol'. 
Wiki says Browning designed it around 1905.
c.

 Lazy8 wrote:
 
grok my sarcasm

Red_Dragon wrote:

Unlikely, and neither report mentions a caliber. More likely that the report is inaccurate. I'd bet that the shot grazed the intended victim and kept going. Not really a ricochet, more like failing to keep track of your backstop.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
 

Super helpful.  

 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
 
.25 ACP