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Watch: Alligator snapping turtle found in Massachusetts pond


Wildlife officials in Massachusetts were called out to an Essex County pond to capture an unusual non-native animal: an alligator snapping turtle.

Look: Equine extraction: Stuck pony rescued from tractor tire


An animal rescuer in England came to the rescue of a pony that somehow ended up completely stuck inside a large tractor tire.

Watch: Man puts on a record-breaking 32 T-shirts in one minute


The man who holds the most concurrent Guinness World Records titles added another accomplishment to his tally by donning 32 T-shirts in one minute.

Look: Loose llama wrangled in Texas one day after kangaroo capture


Authorities in Texas wrangled a llama on the loose just one day after an escaped kangaroo was captured in the same city.

Look: Mystery emu found wandering city streets in Louisiana


Police in Louisiana were called to help round up a mystery emu spotted wandering the city streets.

Long line leads Maryland man to $50,000 lottery prize


A Maryland Lottery player said a long line at a convenience store led to his buying a scratch-off lottery ticket and winning a $50,000 prize.

Watch: Bear wanders onto New Jersey porch, rings doorbell


A New Jersey resident shared footage of a black bear wandering up to a doorbell camera and triggering the bell with its snout.

Watch: Meteor lights up the sky over Australia's New South Wales


The evening sky over New South Wales, Australia, was briefly illuminated by a meteor that caused a bright flash as it streaked across the sky.

Research: 'Favorite,' 'niece' among America's most misspelled words


An analysis of Google search data from the first five months of the year revealed the "most misspelled" words include "favorite" and "niece."

Watch: Texas police wrangle escaped kangaroo


Police in Texas said an escaped kangaroo was safely wrangled with assistance from a local game warden and Texas Parks & Wildlife personnel.