- Tiger Sighted in Hampshire, England
- Giant Penguin Holds up Train
- Another Strange But True Tiger Story
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∇Tiger Sighted in Hampshire,
England 
Major Police Alert near Will's Home Police are trying
to trace the owner of a life-sized tiger toy which sparked a major police
alert in Hampshire over fears a real animal was on the loose. Officers were deployed and a helicopter was scrambled with specialist
thermal imaging cameras over the field, near Hedge End, Fareham, Hampshire,
England, on Saturday afternoon. To Will and Guy's horror the scare even stopped play at the Rose Bowl
cricket ground where Hampshire Cricket Club were playing for 20 minutes. Hampshire police informed us that the toy was being treated as lost
property but they were investigating whether it was a hoax. They said they
did not know how it got there but was similar to one which would be won at a
fair. Animal specialists at the nearby internationally renowned Marwell Zoo
were enlisted by police to offer advice and were prepared to send a team
with tranquiliser darts to overcome the tiger. How the scare affected the area
Penguin Sighted in Germany 
Report from Neuwied - Germany A German train driver called Udo Vergen, thought that he saw a man lying down on the
railway line. What would you have done if you were driving the train? Well Udo slammed on the
emergency breaks. Fortunately, the train came screeching to a halt barely
3m from the body. When Udo got out, he saw that it was not a man in a tuxedo, but a giant toy
penguin. Passengers were less impressed as their journey was disrupted because of Udo's
emergency stop. A police
spokesman said: 'We are at a loss to explain how this large penguin got onto
the track'. 'We would think you would notice if you lost something
like this.'Another Strange But True Tiger Story
A tigress tiger gave birth to a set of triplets in a Californian Zoo. Sadly the cubs died shortly after their birth.

What did the mother tiger say when she taught her cubs
to hunt on forest tracks? Don't
go over the path until you see the zebra crossing.
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