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When over 300 reindeer were killed by a lightning strike in Norway On 29 August 2016, a lightning storm killed over 300 Reindeer on a remote mountain plateau in Norway after the herd grouped tightly together during the storm. With no trees or shelter anywhere around them, the animals were completely exposed to the lightning.

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A raccoon stole one apple every morning for a month, just to feed his sick friend. In Tennessee, a man checked his barn camera and saw a scene he couldn’t explain. A raccoon walked into his stable carrying an apple, went straight to his sick horse, and handed it to him like he had done it before. At first, the man laughed it off. He figured the raccoon had found the apple under a nearby tree and just happened to wander into the barn with it. But then it happened again. And again. For almost a month, the raccoon kept showing up with one apple, always bringing it to the same sick horse that had been weak and not eating much. The man didn’t realize where the apples were coming from until he heard a nearby grocery store employee complaining about a raccoon that kept sneaking in every morning, taking one apple, and disappearing. That’s when it finally made sense. When he checked the barn again, the raccoon was sitting beside the horse like they had been friends the whole time. Nobody knows exactly how the bond started, but the man said after seeing one animal care that much for another, he didn’t have the heart to stop it. The raccoon wasn’t stealing apples. He was making sure his friend felt better.