Ed Sheeran, 32, singer, makes anti-cat music. On Instagram the Brit shared a video, which shows him having an impromptu serenade in a Japanese cat cafe. He sits with his acoustic guitar in the middle of a crowd of eating animals, but when he hits the first chord, they scatter in all directions. Only a cat, whose fur is the same reddish color as Sheeran’s hairstyle, endures. According to his own statements, the singer had already paid a musical visit to the café ten years ago, “with the same result.” One fan commented that the animals would have preferred to hear the song “Purrfect” – “Perfect” is a well-known Sheeran hit, “to purr” means “purr” in English.
whiskey, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s horse, has to cope with human food envy. When he distributes his homemade cookies made from honey, bananas and oatmeal, his granddaughters Lyla and Eloise (three and one year old) also stand in a row with his animals with their mouths open, Schwarzenegger said on Jimmy Fallon’s “Tonight Show”. The cookies “were actually intended for the horses, for Lulu and for whiskey,” said the 76-year-old. But then he discovered that the dogs and his pig also loved the cookies – and so did his eldest daughter Katherine’s girls.
Pigeon, unnamed Taiwanese racing pigeon, has been cleared of espionage charges. Indian security forces captured the bird in Mumbai eight months ago and mistook it for a Chinese spy because of mysterious characters on its wings. After the pigeon had to spend a long time in an individual cage in a veterinary clinic, it was released again this week The New Indian Express reported. Shortly after the “arrest,” the police determined that the specimen was an innocent racing pigeon from Taiwan.
In this drone shot, if you look closely, Kingussie Kong can be seen despite being well camouflaged.
(Photo: BH Wildlife Consultancy/PA Media/dpa)
Kingussie Kong, Japanese macaque, has canceled its trip to Scotland. The monkey escaped from a zoo last Sunday and began exploring the Scottish Highlands. The escaped monkey was caught again on Thursday after a day-long search, as the zoo operator confirmed. Ultimately, the fugitive was caught because an attentive citizen called and the macaque was feeding from a bird feeder in his garden. The monkey was finally captured with drones, a search party and a tranquilizer dart. A veterinarian, it was said, would now look after the monkey, whose actual name was Honshu. Local media had named the animal “Kingussie Kong,” after the nearby town of Kingussie.
Harry, stuffed polar bear, has disappeared without a trace. The bear, which always stands upright on a pedestal, is three and a half meters tall and weighs 230 kilograms, was suddenly no longer in its place at the Lionsheart Wholeness Center in the Canadian province of Alberta. as the resort’s director, Wanda Rowe, confirmed to various media outlets. Harry was “really an icon here”. Last summer, two stuffed raccoons disappeared from the facility. According to Rowe, it can only be a “100 percent planned” robbery. The raccoons and polar bear together are worth about $35,000. The police are now hoping for information from the Canadian population.