Troopers and firefighters responded to the wayward creature, that was “occasionally entering into traffic creating a hazardous condition for motorists and the sea lion” for nearly a kilometre on Highway 101, said Oregon State Police, in a release.
The animal was thought to have come ashore in a state park near Yachats. Fish and wildlife officers said the animal willingly followed directions of emergency responders as they helped guide it about half a kilometre with batons and plastic boards safely back to the Pacific Ocean .
Can you pass the salt? Chinese revellers indulge themselves in a long lunch. (CEN)The banquet was part of the local tradition and customs of the Hani people and is supposed to bring good luck.
1,860 tables were used in order to seat some 10,000 diners.An organiser of the event said: ‘It is our tradition to celebrate the harvest by gathering together for a meal. The length of the meal determines our luck for the next harvest, like the length of a dragon in a dragon dance.’The lengthy lunch was not long enough to secure a world record however, with the biggest ever banquet stretching some 12,000ft.In other food and drink records, the world's largest glass of wine was unveiled recently, with the monster glass holding well over a hundred bottles of wine.the record for world's largest hangover was surely broken the following morning.
Dad castrates daughter's boyfriend with bread knife
After learning that his 17-year-old daughter was having a relationship with the older man, Helmut Seifert went to the town of Bielefeld
‘The man was forced to remove his trousers and, fully conscious, he was castrated. The severed testicles were taken away by the perpetrator.' Despite losing a lot of blood the man managed to call police and is now making a recovery - but the castration is irreversible.
Hungry bandit nabbed while snacking
MAN has been charged with armed robbery after holding up a northside Brisbane
About today, the 24-year-old man approached the console operator at the service station in Toombul Road at Northgate and allegedly threatened to set alight a flask of wine unless he was given food.
The attendant gave him three ham sandwiches and he left. A short time later he returned, complaining that ``ham would kill him'' and demanding more food.This time the attendant handed over three bags of chips. He went outside and was eating them on the lawn of the service station when police arrived and arrested him. The man was charged with two counts of armed robbery and is due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court today.
