Relax, he's already eaten. This unfussed feline was spotted (of course) atop the shelves of a shop it had wandered into in Orissa state, India. Must have needed the rest after frightening some unlucky citizens on the way there. The leopard was rescued unharmed and taken to the Nandankanan Zoological
Sideswipe: July 13: Relax, he's already eaten

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All the pretty boys
Vicki writes: "My husband and I were breeders of Holstein-Friesian cows and subscribed to Canadian magazines on the topic. They would put any horse magazine to shame - bulls (and cows) were posed with feet on a small hillock, tails shaved with the hair at the end teased out, hair on backs blowdried up to create a straight backline, black bits blackened, white bits whitened, hooves polished - all to look 'correct' enough for us to want to buy the bulls' semen, frozen and dispatched around the world. And my favourite bull's name? Board Chairman."