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Meanwhile in Canada

Remember that as days get colder, animals are attracted to the warmth of cars, so check wheel arches and other hiding places.

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Tor Lillqvist

@MeanwhileinCanada That is clearly in Russia, though. (As seen from the license plate. The 22 would be the Altai Krai, in Southern Siberia, Wikipedia tells me.)

Dianne S

@MeanwhileinCanada

Definitely an after-market horn on that car.

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They sure have extra big cats in that town! Good grief!

Aviva Gary

@MeanwhileinCanada This animal was not subtle... πŸ‘€ 😜

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That's a bull, not a cow. Cow is specific to female bovines. If this were a cow, it probably wouldn't do that, but if it did it wouldn't be as scary. Cows are skittish, bulls can often be territorial. This could just be it showing dominance because he doesn't like the car or the owner.

This being a bull makes getting it OFF the car a different sort of proposition.

Chip Unicorn

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If you're cold, they're cold. Let them inside!

Peter Butler

@MeanwhileinCanada One morning, I heard tiny mews coming from somewhere in or near my car

Finally popped the hood and found the tiniest little kitten curled up on my engine block

We were both surprised!

Tom πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

@MeanwhileinCanada

It's even worse when they get into the ventilation system!

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