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“Cocaine Bear” will officiate a Kentucky couple’s wedding Monday at the Fun Mall Museum in Lexington. “Y’all are cordially invited,” wrote the Kentucky For Kentucky store, where the bear is on display, in a virtual invitation posted Friday to social media.

viral Instagram clip.“The bird is a paid actor,” the 27-year-old Venezuelan-American star quipped in the caption to the clip posted for her 53.8 million followers on the platform. The former “Dancing With The Stars” contestant is known for her saucy content, most notably her NSFW music video for her 2018 song “Celoso,” which has been viewed a whopping 400 million times on YouTube.However, her latest steamy showcase happened by complete accident.The aforementioned clip, which racked up 18 million views in two days, per Jam Press, begins typically enough with Pons posing at an unspecified beach in a sparkly bikini top and denim shorts.All the while, seagulls can be seen fluttering and wheeling about in the background.The bombshell’s seaside photo-op goes South, however, after a gull dives down and grabs her swimsuit strap.

the San Francisco Chronicle on Wednesday. “I started looking around and yelling out and (the otters) popped up right in front of me. Then they dove down and started going at me again.”Although Finn isn’t sure why she was assaulted, she thinks it may have been a mother protecting her offspring, as she spotted three of them just moments after being bitten.

Stewart wrote on Instagram. “The coyotes came in broad daylight and devoured him and five others, including the magnificent White Boy.”Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection warns that coyotes are common throughout the state, and advises homeowners to be wary of attacks, listing several “Tips on Preventing Conflicts with Coyotes” on its website that include never allowing pets to run free, especially at night.

8.1 million views on TikTok as of Tuesday morning.“Oh my goodness, he knows how to open — heeey, stooop!” 7-Eleven employee Rachelle Ducusin, 44, can be heard screaming hysterically at the burly beast in the now-viral clip, which she uploaded to the platform on Sunday.“Stoooop! Shhhhh. Shhhh.

National Geographic show “Outback Wrangler.” However, the Aussie wildlife expert is now being accused of jeopardizing his son’s safety as well after filming the toddler wrangling a massive snake.“Learning the ropes,” reads the caption to the controversial clip, which the former Australian army soldier and crocodile egg collector uploaded to Instagram last week.The nerve-wracking footage shows Wright’s 2-year-old son Banjo on a lawn tugging the tail of what looks to be a massive Olive python —

human-loving chimpanzee wasn’t bizarre enough: UK officials are cautioning swimmers to steer clear of a horny dolphin named Nick that is acting amorous towards people. “There is a chance this dolphin could be loved-up and confused,” TV naturalist Chris Packham told the Sun of the “sexually aggressive” bottlenose, which was filmed buddying up to beach-goers in Hayle Harbour, Cornwall, last week.

Colosseum-esque exhibition currently boasts 433 million views on the Chinese media platform Weibo. In the shocking footage of the show — titled “Tuoling Legend,” or “The Legend of Camel Bell” — wolves can be seen pursuing performers across the stage sans any leashes or safety harnesses.

to the white-knuckle clip, which was posted Monday but reportedly shot three years ago while the then animal research student was studying abroad in Bali. (It seems she should’ve studied the wildlife more closely.)Indeed, the now-viral footage shows user @kaylinmarie21 nonchalantly cupping her hands as a small brown octopus with dark blue speckles crawls between her palms.

told 3AW radio. For 20 minutes, she watched from afar as the kangaroo stared right back at her, she said.“The kangaroo was waiting for me,” Noonan said, adding that it came bounding over fences to reach her.The chase was like that of a “horror movie,” she said.