Touchy Cats Cafe

Knaresborough, on the River Nidd, North Yorkshire
by @DaveZphoto

There is no instinct stronger than that of a cat to crawl into a small confined space it can't get out of.

Helping a baby moose cross a highway.

Compilation of close encounters with nature. Including giving neck-scratches to a rhino.

Sailing to the bottom of the world.

Slingshot autoloader. Well, pretty much.

3D printing a backyard condominium for frogs.

Dogs are usually gentle and patient with smaller animals. Sometimes, though, they're just sick of it.

Flyin' fish.

Always. Be. Herding.

The Bouncer.

Baby rhino.

Fashions of the 80s we'd rather forget. At 4:53, "hypercolor." They also mention Members Only jackets which are, of course, back.

Steve Inman:

Classic FAFOs.

I've got two fists, one for each of you.

Guy brought his chin to a fist-fight.

Young Scholar gets into the face of woman. He also leads with his chin. The woman leads with her fist.

Content warning: Moped bandits challenge an SUV who drives offensively. It's pretty bad.

Another content warning: This cop does not wait long before unloading his full clip on a robber who's taken refuge in an innocent woman's house. I don't really understand how he got the target in his sights before firing.

Heroic goose:

Chelsea Gerber and her husband, Bert Gerber, said their pet goose -- named Goosey -- started honking loudly in the early morning hours of Aug. 3.

The ruckus was caught on the family's home security camera, footage of which the Gerbers shared with Storyful.

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Bert Gerber said after he was awoken by Goosey, he realized the barn had caught fire and responded quickly, grabbing a garden hose to get the fire under control.

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The couple said their daughter Elena is also a hero: She met Goosey at an expo three months ago and asked if they could keep him.

Now, Chelsea Gerber said the family plans to get a friend for Goosey and name her Lucy.

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