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A viral video showing a U.S. Postal Service employee lawfully delivering mail ballots to a Pennsylvania elections office has been falsely shared on social media as evidence of election fraud. The video shows a man with a box labeled as USPS walking into the Northampton County Elections Office, located, opens new tab on the lower level of the county courthouse, opens new tab in Easton, Pennsylvania. One Facebook post, opens new tab sharing the video and a...

Cats are quirky. We all know this. But those of us who have had multiple cats throughout our lives know that some cats are quirkier than others. Maybe they like to sleep with their face in a shoe (true story). Maybe they won't stop tearing into bags of styrofoam packing peanuts and eating them, necessitating a shipping business to switch to cornstarch-based packaging (also true story). Maybe they can catch a crumpled-up piece of paper you toss into the air with their paws and bring it to you in their mouth like a dog playing fetch (awww, I miss that cat).Or maybe their unique quirk is that they have to be velcroed to someone's body every minute of every day. That's Chase the cat in a nutshell—super sweet, but super clingy.Chase belongs to Kareem and Fifi of the TikTok channel @dontstopmeowing, who have become internet famous for their three very chill cats. Their "spaw day" videos showing how their cats—Chase, Skye and Millie—get pampered went viral last year, and they've gained a huge following sharing life with their cats.All three are adorable, but Chase—oh, Chase is a special one. I've seen some clingy cats before, but nothing like this. Watch: @dontstopmeowing Same Cat, Diff Day #fyp #foryou #foryoupage Literally clingy, as in "won't stop clinging to the human." How many cats like to be carried around like a baby? Not many, I'd guess. @dontstopmeowing Not exactly your average kitty #fyp #foryou #foryoupage When Chase wants Mommy, chase wants Mommy. @dontstopmeowing Where did he learn to be so clingy? ? #fyp #foryou #foryoupage Of course, Chase doesn't always want Mommy. Sometimes it's Daddy's turn for all the lovin'. @dontstopmeowing ?? #fyp #foryou #foryoupage Fifi shares videos of her attempting to train the clinginess out of Chase, which are hilarious. This one has been viewed 57 million times. @dontstopmeowing This is why he rips my clothes ? #fyp #foryou #foryoupage She even dubbed the viral audio of a toddler video—"I just a baby!"—that fits perfectly with Chase's huggy antics. @dontstopmeowing He really thinks he’s a baby #fyp #foryou #foryoupage Oh Chase. You're just too much. @dontstopmeowing I can’t stop laughing ? #fyp #foryou #foryoupage And just because it's so dang cute, check out this video of Chase meeting a baby for the first time. (Warning: Wicked adorable baby giggles incoming. Hold onto your ovaries if you have 'em.) @dontstopmeowing Who’s reaction was your favorite? #fyp #foryou #foryoupage You can follow Kareem, Fifi, Chase, Skye and Millie on TikTok and YouTube.This article originally appeared on 4.13.22

When it comes to keeping birds as pets, people usually think about parrots or canaries. Nobody ever considers having a crow. But research has shown that crows are incredibly clever, curious and self-aware.They recognize the faces of people they like or don’t like and have the ability to use tools. Looking to experience the magic of crows yourself? A YouTube user named Kräri The Crow from Germany made a video on how you can befriend the crows in your neighborhood in four easy steps. All it takes is “some food and some patience."1. Find a pair of crowsCrows tend to live in areas where there are humans so chances are there are crows in your neighborhood. The best place to start is to find a pair with a fixed territory that you see on a regular basis. That way you're cultivating a relationship with the same animal day after day and you can "slowly get to know each other."2. Offer foodCrows will eat just about anything from insects to invertebrates to meat. They also enjoy nuts, worms and vegetables. If you offer the food in the same place at the same time of day you'll establish a routine.3. Be mindfulWhen interacting with the crow, make sure they aren't anxious or display signs that they are prepared to fly away at any moment. Approach the birds with an open, nonpointed gaze so as to not cause alarm. Sit quietly while you wait for the bird to approach and avoid quick movements.4. Let the birds come to youThis requires patience. The crow will be shy at first, but they know you better than you think. They will remember your face and your kindness. Give them a chance to observe you and earn your trust.A the end of the video, Kräri The Crow reminds everyone that we should make friends with crows but they are supposed to live free in the skies and not be stuck in a cage. This article originally appeared on 3.23.22

In 2022, Eighty-one-year-old Harry Smith—who uses an electric wheelchair—was walking his beloved 9-year-old beagle mix, Sarah Jane, near a lake in Port St. Lucie, Florida when the pleasant jaunt took a turn for the worse.Smith says that the left wheel of the chair “grabbed and spun me” and he wound up rolling down a grass embankment into the water. Smith can’t swim, could barely keep his head above the water and without immediate help would have drowned. Sarah Jane began to bark loudly, capturing the attention of Edward Suhling, 58, who was working on a trailer with Aby “Jacob” Chacko, 49. "Sensing his owner was in trouble, his dog began to bark loudly which alerted two bystanders across the street," the Port St. Lucie police department wrote in a Facebook post.At first, Suhling thought that the dog was being attacked by an alligator, then he saw Smith’s head poking out of the water. Suhling and Chacko ran over to the pond, flagging down a police officer along the way. Harry was out walking his dog, Sarah Jane, when his wheel got caught in the mulch, turning him around and down into the pond. \n\nNeighbors heard Sarah Jane barking and Harry yelling \u201cHELP!\u201d \n\n@PSLPolice were flagged down. \n\nThey all helped him out, saving his life. @CBS12pic.twitter.com/0s8fygh5zx — Andrew Lofholm (@Andrew Lofholm) 1643992907 “As soon as I got here I saw the wheelchair and the dog and I recognized that's Harry and I know he can't walk,” Chacko said. Smith was in terror fighting for his life in the pond. “My legs don't work,” he said. “I can't push.”“The dog was splashing in the water,” Suhling said. “So we both ran over here and I jumped in the water, and my buddy grabbed his arms and I grabbed his legs and we got him up on shore.”After Smith was safely out of the water, the police officer administered medical attention and he was cleared to go home. Unfortunately, his wheelchair didn’t work, so the officer pushed him back to his home.The Port St. Lucie Police Department later called the Suhlih, Chacko, and Sarah Jane heroes on its Facebook page. "We are thankful for Mr. Smith’s dog and the two bystanders that helped save his life!" the police department wrote on Facebook. "And as the saying remains true…A man’s best friend is his dog.""She's such a good dog,” Smith later said about Sarah Jane. “Everybody in this neighborhood loves her, they all look out for her." After the pair made it home safely, Smith was sure to give his dog a treat. "I love her, always have, always will,” he said.While the dog’s heroics are pretty amazing, there are a couple of reasons why Sarah Jane knew that Smith was in danger and sprang into action. A lot of dogs have a strong fear of water. Not all of them love it like labradors. If Sarah Jane was afraid of the water, she would have sensed her guardian was in serious danger.Secondly, a study from Arizona State University in 2020 tested whether dogs will help if they thought their owner was in trouble. For the study, owners called out to the dog while appearing to be trapped inside a box. In most instances, the dogs attempted to free their owners after hearing them cry for help.The story of Sarah Jane and her guardian Harry Smith proves, once again, that we just don’t deserve dogs.This article originally appeared on 3.3.22