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Woman tried to rescue injured bobcat by placing it in SUV near child, officials say
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Officials have a warning after a Colorado Springs woman put an injured bobcat in her SUV, inches away from where her child was in a safety seat: Don't pick up wildlife.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokesman Bill Vogrin says the woman spotted the injured adult male cat while driving, wrapped it in a blanket and put it in the back of her SUV on Wednesday.

A boy, about 3 years old, was in the back seat.

Agency officials told her to get her boy and herself out of the vehicle when she called to ask what to do.

Vogrin says District Wildlife Manager Sarah Watson responded to the call, opened a door and slammed it shut when she spotted the 20-pound cat.

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Watson used a trapping device to remove the animal, which was hissing and resisting despite severe internal injuries and paralyzed rear legs. The mortally injured cat was euthanized.

Published 12:25 PM EDT Sep 21, 2019

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This man’s backward-facing Chevy truck is actually street-legal
Wait, how? Its body is mounted on the chassis in reverse, the interior flipped 180 degrees
A video of a Chevrolet pickup truck that appears to be traveling backwards down a road in Massachusetts has been, for obvious reasons, gathering attention.

Because it’s not actually driving backwards. And you’re not crazy.

But the truck’s owner might be a little — the best kind of crazy, that is.

In the video, a man apparently named Ron is seen driving down the Massachusetts roadways in his backward-mounted Chevrolet pickup truck. The video shooter seems to know him and his build, laughing and saying “There’s Ron in his backward-facing pickup truck.”

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