Page 18 - MidWeek - June 8, 2022

18 MIDWEEK JUNE 8, 2022
In South Sudan, inmates at a military camp have a new jailbird to get to know — or maybe that should be “jailsheep.”
Ram In A Jam After Causing Woman’s Death
NBC Montana reported that a ram was arrested and sentenced to three years in camp after headbutting and killing an African woman in May. According to police chief Maj. Elijah Mabor, the ram attacked the 45-year-old victim “by hitting her in the ribs and the woman died im- mediately.”
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“The owner is innocent, and the ram is the one who perpetrated the crime, so it deserves to be arrested,” added Mabor.
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ram has also been ordered to pay five cows to the victim’s family.
it’s painful,” she said. “But there’s no pain at all when pulling them or holding an item. The earlobe naturally bounces right back into place straight away.”
One For The Aged
More than 800 New York- ers age 75 and older are go- ing to get a new friend, The Verge reported. The New York State Office for the Ag- ing is distributing robot com- panions named ElliQ, built by Israeli company Intuition Robotics, to help with social isolation — for example, engaging in small talk and helping contact loved ones.
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Ayumi Takada, 37, of To- kyo, has been compared to Elastigirl from The Incredi- bles because of her incredi- bly elastic earlobes. Oddity Central reports that Ayumi can stretch her earlobes up to 4.5 centimeters, or about 1 1/2 inches — enough to, say, wrap them around a sel- fie stick, a calligraphy brush or the shaft of an umbrella. It’s practically like having another hand.
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