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Watch: Bear evicted from California crawlspace may have found a new home


A bear that was finally evicted from underneath a California house after several months may have found a new home underneath another house nearby.

Watch: Fast trash: World's fastest wheelie bin hits 66 mph


A British inventor said his tricked-out trash can that broke the Guinness World Record for the fastest wheelie bin can now reach a speed of 66 mph.

Look: Firefighters rescue stuck cow from Virginia pond


Firefighters in Virginia came to the rescue of a cow that wandered into a pond bank and ended up stuck in the deep mud just under the surface.

Watch: Goat joins mystery monkeys on the loose in Missouri


Authorities in Missouri said the multiple monkeys on the loose in St. Louis have been joined by a wayward goat -- and AI is complicating the search.

Watch: Connecticut Great Dane is world's tallest female dog


A Connecticut family's Great Dane is officially the tallest female dog in the world, standing at 3 feet and 2 inches from floor to withers.

N.C. man nearly talked himself out of $150,000 Powerball ticket


A North Carolina man revealed he almost talked himself out of buying the lottery ticket that wound up earning him a $150,000 Powerball prize.

Watch: Tiny deer faces down giant rhino in zoo enclosure


A zoo in Poland shared video of a tiny muntjac deer facing off with a massive -- and luckily patient -- rhinoceros in their shared enclosure.

Bear breaks into Tennessee candy store for the fourth time


Wildlife officials in Tennessee are investigating after a Gatlinburg candy store was broken into and ransacked by a bear for the fourth time.

Watch: Transit enthusiasts visit every Atlanta MARTA station in record time


A trio of public transportation enthusiasts from Chicago visited all of Atlanta's public transit stations in 3 hours, 21 minutes and 37 seconds.

Watch: Multiple mystery monkeys on the move in Missouri


Authorities in St. Louis, Mo., are on the hunt for an unknown number of vervet monkeys spotted wandering loose in the northern part of the city.