And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, let us go to the fine state of Kentucky, where a car owner took their vehicle to their

dealership after their systems malfunction light popped on, and it did not take long for

the mechanic to figure out what the problem was.

It was the three baby squirrels

on the nest under the hood. And as rodents do, they chewed through the wires. And obviously,

that's not the first time that that has happened. Now, over in England, it was a first for

officers there when they stopped a car trying to deliver drugs to a prison. Now, that part was

not a first. The first was, well, in drugs to a prison. Now, that part was not a first.

The first was, well, in addition to finding crack in the car, they also found a living, breathing

monkey. That's right. Surprise. Exactly what you expect to find in a vehicle with drugs, a monkey.

Now we go to Australia. And you know, there's that joke that every animal in Australia is out to kill you. Well, they are. All right, let's just sum it up real simple. Last week, a Canadian tourist died from drowning. My see the pack of ravenous dingoes had chased her off of the beach and into the ocean. She made the business decision to stick with water as opposed to ripped apart by the dingoes, and she paid with her life. Now, it should be pointed out by the time they found her bodies, she had washed back ashore and the dingoes were making short work of what was left. Because dingo is, dingo's going to be dingoes. The crazy thing is, that's not the first time it happened. Three years ago, a dingo pack of dingoes chased a jogger into the ocean.

She happened to survive.

This week, however, residents in Australian's northern territory, they're being advised to

avoid the region's floodwater because, quote, there are crocodiles everywhere, unquote.

To put this in perspective for you,

they're pointing out these are specifically the salt water crocodiles.

They get up to 20 feet long and can weigh up to a ton,

so essentially it's Jurassic Park in the water.

But only because it's Australia, they say, hey, don't swim in the floodwaters.

I guess you've got to tell people what you've got to tell people. But look, every so often, we have that surprise encounter with an animal. Maybe it's cool. More often, it's not. So today's question, we revisit the animal kingdom. So our question brought to you by our friends in advance their restoration is, what animal were you surprised was part of your day?

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