For three years, bears stole a Turkish beekeeper's honey despite his best efforts to stop them. His clever solution? Turn the thieves into taste testers, revealing which honey was truly the bear's necessities.
When two masked bandits broke into a California bank, they left muddy paw prints everywhere. These raccoons made a dramatic entrance through the ceiling, but avoided jail time thanks to their "confused wild animal defense."
When two penguins broke into a New Zealand sushi shop, they found it so perfect they returned immediately after being removed. Find out how authorities finally convinced these determined birds to nest somewhere safer.
When the Faroe Islands were left off Google Street View, one woman turned sheep into photographers. Using special camera harnesses, these woolly wanderers captured remote views that even Google's cars couldn't reach.
When two emus learned to climb stairs and started stealing coffee at a small-town Australian hotel, the owners had no choice but to ban them for life - complete with a special barrier since the birds can't read.
For weeks, a runaway sheep led residents of Washingtonville, NY on a wild chase through town. Named Waldo for his disappearing acts, this woolly celebrity has finally found a happy ending at a sanctuary.
When a raccoon crashed a Michigan cookout and started choking on stolen cheese, three friends performed an emergency raccoon Heimlich maneuver. See how these backyard heroes saved their uninvited guest.
For six months, a peacock roamed free in a UK town, becoming increasingly desperate for a mate. Using recordings of female peacock calls and an IKEA bag, rescuers have finally given him a chance at love.
When a Texas woman spotted a squirrel using her forgotten fan to beat the heat, she was inspired to create something special. What started with one cooling station has grown into a full backyard resort for squirrels.
A once-lonely rooster named Chester has found a new home and career at an Arizona truck driving school, where he's been outfitted with his own safety vest and officially welcomed as a driving instructor.