Have you ever seen an orange sheep? Neither have we, but they do exist! Farmer John Heard in Devon, UK has dyed his 250 sheep orange. Cases of sheep-rustling (sheep being stolen) have risen in the UK - John has had 200 of his flock stolen over the past few years. The dye doesn’t harm them. It’s non-toxic and wears off (so the sheep can keep up with the latest fashion trends!). We wonder what colour they’ll be wearing next year?

For more animal LOLZ, don’t forget to read our Laugh Your Head Off and Wack Attack pages in the latest issue of MANIA - on sale now!

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Russia has decided to permanently stay in daylight savings time because the changing back and forth between times stresses out their cows and even people! It’s only an hour’s difference but cows are used to being milked at certain times and get confused when they are milked at different times. It has been decided that when it becomes Autumn in Russia, the country will not change its clocks back one hour to normal time to help ease the cows’ stress.

We hope Australian cows don’t get stressed when daylight savings time ends this Sunday and the clocks go back one hour at 3am!

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Next time you see a moose and want to get close to it, think again!

A woman from Anchorage in Alaska, USA was kicked in the chest and shoulder by a moose after she tried to hug and pet it! The moose was in the Town Square Park feeding on trees when the woman saw it and wanted to get closer. The police have said that moose don’t attack unless provoked and that you should give them space.

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Better watch out the next time you open your fridge MANIACS, because you don’t know what will jump in it! In Arizona, USA, a runaway dog ran into a family’s apartment. When the family opened their fridge to get some food to coax it out, the dog jumped into the fridge and hid at the bottom of it! The small black terrier snapped at anyone who came near it. Finally it took firefighters in protective gear to get it out. AWSM!

It turns out the dog lived in the same apartment complex and so it was returned to its home safely.

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A fox cub has been found on the 72nd floor of the  UK’s tallest skyscraper! The fox cub named Romeo, was found in the Shard tower near London Bridge, which is still under construction. Authorities think that Romeo has been there for two weeks, living on food scraps let by construction workers. What’s even more amazing is that to get to the 72nd floor, Romeo would have had to climb 71 sets of stairs and a ladder! It took awhile, but pest controllers managed to coax Romeo down and out of the building with food.

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