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Try A Petting Zoo Next Time

  Author:  5940  Category:(News) Created:(10/16/2023 5:40:00 AM)
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GLEN ROSE, Texas - A North Texas family's trip to see some animals up-close ended with a scary moment on Thursday.

Kari Hill from Granbury took a trip to the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Glen Rose with her 18-year-old, 15-year-old sons and her 1-year-old granddaughter.

The wildlife center, which is home to dozens of different kinds of animals, allows guests to go on a self-guided tour where you can feed the animals.

Hill said her family parked by the giraffes when one of the animals stuck its head through the sunroof.

A family member took a photo of the moment.

Hill says shortly after the picture the giraffe appeared to lose its footing and fell onto the windshield of the Kia Sorrento.

The animal then panicked, flailing its limbs and breaking the glass, according to Hill.

The giraffe eventually regained its footing and ran off.

No one inside the vehicle was hurt, but Hill says they were covered with shards of glass.

Fossil Rim confirmed what happened to FOX 4. A spokesperson noted that nothing like this has happened in his 11 years at the job.

The giraffe was not injured during the incident, according to Fossil Rim.



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Date: 10/16/2023 5:43:00 AM  ( From Author ) From Authorid: 5940    The article failed to mention that the giraffe in question did make an appointment with Dr. Doolittle later that day, claiming something about a pain in the neck…
  
Date: 10/16/2023 4:10:00 PM  From Authorid: 5301    

...bad things always happen when you stick your neck out.
Better to keep to yourself and keep an eye on the woods
for federal agents. Right Hey Larry?

  
Date: 10/16/2023 5:20:00 PM  ( From Author ) From Authorid: 5940    ^^^^ The” City Slicker” knows not what he jests. How else would NASCAR ever come to be the pride and National Treasure that moonshiners can truly take credit for?  
Date: 10/17/2023 5:50:00 PM  From Authorid: 21435    Hey Larry I had a run in with a herd of giraffe in the south of Mozambique, back in 1768. I was "point dog" for a pride of African lions and had tracked the "Intundla" to a copse of "Leadwood Bushwillow" trees near the South shore of the Zambezi river. I had a grudge feud going with a black maned male lion named Cicero and was looking to show him up. So, I went after the biggest, baddest looking giraffe in the herd and attempted to hamstring him.

kronk---So, how'd that go?

"L.D."---Well, I misjudged my attack and got kicked into the river, about twenty feet away from a thirty-two foot Nile crocodile.

kronk---Wow! That's a pretty big croc!

"L.D."---Absolutely huge, but I knew the croc and we were good. Couple of years prior, I ran an eight hundred pound Greater Kudo off a bluff and into the river, right into "Teeth's" mouth.

kronk---The croc's name was "Teeth?"

"L.D."---Well his real name was Percy, but when a thirty-two foot Nile crocodile says to call him "Teeth," you call him "Teeth."

kronk---I see your point. But, wasn't that the time that you lost your tail.

"L.D."---Yeah; while I was shooting the breeze with "Teeth," this little five foot, punk croc named "Cheek" bit off my tail.

kronk---Well, I think your tail looks cool the way it is. Like, when you are happy, you wag your nub. Did you wreck your vengeance on "Cheek?"

"L.D."--I was all set to, but "Teeth" bit him in half and swallowed the pieces.

kronk---Seems fitting, eh?

"L.D."---Yep...Wanna' go fishing for giant grass shrimp?

kronk---I'll bring the Lone Star.

"L.D."---Capital

  
Date: 10/19/2023 4:46:00 AM  ( From Author ) From Authorid: 5940    Love it!  

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