A Skateboarding Bulldog and a Call of the Wild
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Updated: May 7, 2012
A skateboarding bulldog and a call of the wild. It's news stories that have gone Over the Edge.
A bulldog is turning heads in Indianapolis. He can skateboard better than many humans can. Erick Yorkman has three bulldogs but only Max can wow a crowd. The three year old dog has learned to shift his weight to guide the board from side to side and he can ride it down stairs.
Yorkman says Max enjoys rolling down the street and so far, no broken doggie bones!
Corpus Christi officers caught a family of ducks that were walking along a busy highway road. It was a funny sight to see as the officers tried and herd the family away from traffic. The officers say they were called to the scene to prevent a traffic accident as many cars were stopping to try and prevent hitting the ducklings. An animal control officer eventually came out to assist and moved the ducks to safety.
Just how far will you go to ace a test? A Chinese high school has reportedly given their students intravenous injections to help them prepare for college entrance exams. The benefits of using IV drips to boost energy have been questioned, but it's not believed to be harmful. Getting into a good college is traditionally seen as a path to success, and exam scores are the main factor in determining admission.
A bulldog is turning heads in Indianapolis. He can skateboard better than many humans can. Erick Yorkman has three bulldogs but only Max can wow a crowd. The three year old dog has learned to shift his weight to guide the board from side to side and he can ride it down stairs.
Yorkman says Max enjoys rolling down the street and so far, no broken doggie bones!
Corpus Christi officers caught a family of ducks that were walking along a busy highway road. It was a funny sight to see as the officers tried and herd the family away from traffic. The officers say they were called to the scene to prevent a traffic accident as many cars were stopping to try and prevent hitting the ducklings. An animal control officer eventually came out to assist and moved the ducks to safety.
Just how far will you go to ace a test? A Chinese high school has reportedly given their students intravenous injections to help them prepare for college entrance exams. The benefits of using IV drips to boost energy have been questioned, but it's not believed to be harmful. Getting into a good college is traditionally seen as a path to success, and exam scores are the main factor in determining admission.
