The men's room presents

Profile This.

And Stephen Throwhawkes,

police everyone on Profile This is played.

A shark and Miles, it's a simple game

where we share with you a real-life news story,

something that happened right here on planet Earth,

Earth, Earth, Earth, Earth.

And as you listen to the story,

based on the stereotypes you believe to be true of people and the decisions that people make, we'll ask you what it is you think makes the story a story. Hello, Gary, welcome to the men's room. Oh, my brother. Ola! All right, Gary, you understand how this year, game is played? I do do you explain it so well fantastic you have your

choice today of one of three categories we have bite me in other words what did someone find

in their food interior decorating where you got the foreign object that ended up on the inside of

someone and finally today animalized this where you guess the animal responsible for causing the

problem i love animalize this let's this where you gets the animal responsible for causing the problem.

I love animalize this.

All right, animal services in California.

They came to the rescue of baby animals trapped in a pipe,

and they revived one of them with CPR.

The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office said the two officers responded to a location in Mountain House where baby animals were trapped in a pipe. They removed them from the pipe and found one of them

wasn't breathing. They were able to perform CPR until the tiny critter came back to life, and they kept

the critter warm, tucked into the vest, monitored it closely on the way to a rescue center.

The question is, what was the baby animal they saved in this heartwarming story?

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