If you could use a great laugh today, I have something you need to watch. It s the saga of a sheep being rescued from a ditch only to quickly return to the problem it just escaped.
This video has gone wildly viral and it s easy to understand why. Here s the description of what this poor animal is dealing with:
Sheep stuck! This sheep was rescued from a dich in the ground, only to jump straight back into it.
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Pro tip: make sure that your sound is turned on for this one. You ll thank me later.
When Tourists Complained about Yellowstone s Trained Bears
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You ll Probably Laugh Hard at this Sheep Jumping into a Ditch
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CO Man at Capitol Riots in Trouble For Killing Mountain Lion
A man that was allegedly involved in the riot that took place at the United States Capitol on January 6th, 2021, is now in even more trouble as he was caught shooting and killing a mountain lion in Colorado.
The man, Patrick Montgomery, was at a campground south of the Denver area back on March 31st, 2021, where he allegedly shot and killed the mountain lion. Montgomery is a convicted felon and therefore isn t allowed to carry firearms.
Following his involvement with the Capitol riots back in January, Montgomery was granted a pretrial release after pleading not guilty to charges of violent entry and disorderly conduct. However, that has since been revoked as the Federal Bureau of Investigation has learned of the shooting and killing of the mountain lion.
We ve had decent snowfall this year on the Front Range of Colorado. In fact, Denver recorded its snowiest winter in 37 years this season. The snow may be long gone for us living at around 5,000 feet, but the Rocky Mountains are still covered in snow.
Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park is the highest continuously paved road in the United States at 12,183 feet above sea level. As you would imagine, Trail Ridge Road is still covered in snow. Many feet of snow.
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Rocky Mountain Conservancy posted a photo on their Facebook page taken by Ross Sherwood show the large amounts of snow still lingering in the high country. The photo taken on Trail Ridge Road shows a snowplow being eclipsed by a giant wall of snow.