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It's illegal for dockies to sleep in a bathtub in Arizona.

Laws are always made for a reason, but even the smartest brains might have trouble imagining

why the state of Arizona prohibits donkeys from sleeping in bathtubs.

After all, what could be criminal about a classic farmyard animal getting 40 winks?

The story goes that in 1924, a dam near the city of Kingman collapsed, causing a flash flood

that floated a donkey in a bathtub a mile into the valley.

It soon transpired that the donkey had climbed into a tub that was abandoned outside its owner's

property and settled down for a nap.

Before the unexpected turn of events caused it to become stranded.

The townspeople went to such a great expense to rescue the donkey from the bathtub

that they lobbied for a lot of events such an exhausting event from ever happening again.

From that point on, it was decreed that, although they may stand and be bathed, a donkey must never, ever sleep in a bathtub.

Presumably, the donkey had no say in the matter.

Animals went on trial in medieval Europe.

In the fall of 1457, villagers in Savigny, France witnessed a sow accompanied by her six piglets attack and kill a five-year-old boy.

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