BISON
BALTIMORE,
MARYLAND
OWL
SOUTHAMPTON,
ENGLAND
DOG
RICHLAND,
WASHINGTON
AP / WIDE WORLD (BISON, 1); STEVE RUARK / ASSOCIATED PRESS (BISON, 2); ASSOCIATED
PRESS (BISON, 3); CHRIS BALCOMBE / REX USA (OWLS); CHASE JARVIS (FAITH)
Baltimore,
Maryland
Police may know
how to arrest
criminals, but
these officers were
scratching their heads when they had to capture some odd fugi-
tives: a herd of bison! Nine woolly animals escaped from a farm
early one morning and invaded a nearby neighborhood. Police
arrived to find the massive mammals shuffling across front lawns
as startled homeowners looked on. Linking hands to form
a human chain, the officers herded the animals onto an empty
tennis court. Some bison even started leaping over the net!
“For such big animals, they moved pretty gracefully,” Officer
Shawn Vinson says. Finally, police officers and local farmhands
guided the bison into an animal trailer using deck chairs and
mesh fencing. Why did they roam in the first place? “One of them
probably got out,” Vinson says. “And the rest just followed!”
WHO
WANTS
TO PLAY
DOUBLES?
“We are
sobored.”
1
12 JUNE / JULY 2017
“Hey, guys!
Same place
next week!”
3
“Yahoo!!!!”
2
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