Reacting to the UK's CRAZIEST animal laws

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Have you ever seen a wild hedgehog?? 🦔 I literally cannot wait until I see one myself 🥰

[@alanw8571]

No! But there are plenty of grey squirrels in the garden! 🙂

[@rayg4360]

Yes

[@petew5289]

seen loads of wild hedgehogs keep haveingto move them of the road at night and put them in the park

[@geoffbeattie3160]

Hedgehogs were very common in 60-70s UK when I was growing up but I rarely ever see one now. The last time I saw one was in Prague 2006 on holiday which really surprised me!!

[@jamesbeeching6138]

Loads!!

[@paulgeorge6353]

Dogs have owners, cats have staff.

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

❤

[@fredsas12]

Ha. well, this is news. I always assumed it was because cats were thought of as retarded and untrainable, so they couldn't be held responsible for their own actions (and thus their owners followed the same).

[@BooBaddyBig]

In Scotland they've released pine martens, which are natural predators of grey squirrels. Apparently the grey squirrels take one look at a pine marten and nope out and LEAVE THE AREA and then red squirrels move in. Red squirrels evolved alongside pine martens, so they tend to just find a small branch and laugh at the much heavier pine marten.

[@nicksykes4575]

The grey squirrel has a title here as well Alanna, it's title is tree rat! they're considered a harmful pest, partly responsible for the drastic decline in the numbers of the native red squirrel. Btw, if your dog is worrying livestock, the farmer is within his rights to shoot it.

[@paulguise698]

I told my friend that, but she wouldn't believe me

[@danielriley7380]

@@paulguise698 I was dog-sitting for a friend once and decided to take him for a walk. We were on a public footpath but ended up wandering the wrong way, next a field of cows. A farmer zoomed up in a tractor (green John Deere of course) with a border collie and a rifle. Threatened to shoot the dog and set the collie on me if we didn’t stop worrying his animals. He only calmed down when pointed out I wasn’t in his field and I was walking a toy poodle, not a collie. What outcome was going to distress his cattle more?

[@lindsaymckeown513]

I live next to a small woods in Inverness and we see red squirrels in the garden sometimes. No grey suirrels here.

[@DarylPaterson]

Sadly it will happen eventually​@@lindsaymckeown513

[@johnturner4400]

Growing up in the 70s, I used to see hedgehogs all the time. I can’t remember the last time I saw one.

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

Over 80% decline in the last decade 😢 ❤ from Northeast England ❤️

[@shanellemurrey9300]

Really? I’ve seen them in my garden a couple times but that’s about it 😔

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

@shanellemurrey9300 Aye, they used to be everywhere

[@IMBlakeley]

I've not seen one for real for a long time now, often used to see them scurrying about at night and also sadly splattered on the road too.

[@simonmeadows7961]

I still see a fair few in Hampshire. It's just unfortunate that the majority of them are two dimensional.

[@jeffkunce8501]

moral of the story: If you take your livestock to Wetherspoons, be sure to have a designated drover.

[@michaelhather9753]

We used to have a lot of hedgehogs. Now people put up garden fences it stops the hedgehogs from moving around. I haven't had a hedgehog in my garden for years. There's no way for one to reach it. Hedgehog holes in fences should be mandatory.

[@RubbishGimpy]

Hedgehogs climb fences, at the top the roll up and drop 7ft and land on their spikes cushioning the fall. True.

[@Mooheda]

01:20 Anyone remember Hedgehog Crisps?

[@deanrolph6912]

Yep when I was a kid they weren't around long, As they were banned by trading standards for not having real hedgehog in them.

[@robcrossgrove7927]

I remember them in "The Good Food" shop in Hertford, ironically. This would have been early 80's.

[@shaunw9270]

Yes. They were associated with a Hedgehog charity as I recall.

[@victoriahunter4684]

Was in Watford shopping for school uniform and remember being offered hedgehog crisps to try

[@janiceturton7756]

you dont own a cat, a cat owns you

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂

[@Canalcoholic]

Dogs have owners, cats have staff.

[@chrisaskin6144]

Cats don't have owners - they have staff. I speak with some authority because I'm butler-in-chief to mine... sorry, that is to say the cat whom I brought home as a kitten, and after carrying out a detailed inspection upon arrival, declared "it'll do as somewhere to base my operations - for the time being." Luckily, he's decided to stay - so far. I can also say with some authority that cats fall prey to many illnesses - but insomnia isn't one of them.

[@dbonk6264]

Absolutely true!

[@danielriley7380]

@@Canalcoholic💯%! Half the time my cat’s yowling I’m expected to guess why.

[@chippydogwoofwoof]

I sometimes end my sentence talking like a cat, don't ask meow.

[@sarahcrooks6780]

🤣

[@stanettiels7367]

Prisoner 1 “What are you in for?” Prisoner 2 “Armed robbery. You?” Prisoner 1 “Handling salmon suspiciously.”

[@davewalker6760]

I often see wild hedgehogs here in Oxfordshire, but it's always a treat. I love the snorting snuffling noises they make! They're surprisingly quick on their feet

[@timwoodger7896]

There is talk about reintroducing pine martens in Britain as a form of grey squirrel control.

[@eugeneshadwell6596]

Great video! I'm surprised that you've never seen a wild hedgehog, I've seen plenty of them here in Cheshire, hanging out at the side of the road. I was surprised by the pictures you showed, though, the ones I've seen are rather flat and don't appear to be very active. Weird!

[@howardkey1639]

We Brits do love our animals and will pass any law however crazy to protect them. Dogs are our friends and cats are our cute & furry overlords. 🐈🐕😍😍😍

[@lovey980]

Didn’t pit bulls just get the boot last year?

[@thimbur3543]

@@lovey980 That was XL bullies. Woman was just killed by hers on Monday.

[@primalengland]

I’m in Wigan, Lancashire. My dog, Molly, reached 13 before she realised she could bark. Now she barks at everything.

[@camerachica73]

I'm in Ibiza and got stopped by police last year asking to see: -the dog's collar tag with tel no.s -a bottle of disinfectant/vinagre -poop bags AND.... the dog's DNA certificate. They introduced a program to register all resident dogs' DNA sample, so that any unclaimed poo could be attributed to the specific guilty canine and then fined.

[@Trebor74]

Came home once to see a hedgehog the size of a football in my kitchen. Who the f*CK let a hedgehog in?no-one admitted it. All the doors were shut. Never found out how it got in.

[@caw25sha]

Picked the lock with one of its spines.

[@saragowen994]

It's not uncommon in some rural areas in the UK to be driving along and then have to stop because there's livestock (such as cattle) being walked along or across the road from one field to another. I don't know if they adhere to the timings in that law though 😅

[@robcrossgrove7927]

"The Squirrels just explode" conjures up some very Monty Pythonesq images 🤣 "This squirrel is deceased. It has expired. It is kicking up the daisys"

[@keith6400]

Some cats fall under the law now, years ago my neighbour owned a puma which escaped a couple of times. In court he asserted that if you had a GLC flat which prohibited having a dog but you could have a cat. In this respect he correctly asserted that at the time you could legally have an adult Siberian Tiger in your flat. He won the case.

[@aikiwolfie]

I'm fairly sure cats are treated differently because they are not considered fully domesticated.

[@andyjdhurley]

They are also neither livestock nor working animals (which all dogs are considered to be for historical reasons). Cats are just choosing to live with us for the time being so are not our responsibility.

[@qasimmir7117]

Got an old lady cat I’ve had for 18 years and counting. She is definitely not fully domesticated, nor able to be.

[@everestyeti]

As someone who has over the years had 13 cats, it's not because they can't be domesticated, it's because they don't care!

[@gbur9985]

I feel blessed having a hedgehog visit my garden.

[@rayg4360]

Whoops ! I have ridden a drunk horse (Had to drag him out of the pub)

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

Oughhh no... that was painful 😂 ❤ from Northeast England ❤️

[@martinjackman2943]

The barman said "Why the long face?"

[@millinutz]

I like how we have to import a Canadian, to educate us Brits !

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂

[@barbarahayden5602]

What got me was your surprise about the taxi and rabid dogs. Is rabies common in Canada? Here in the UK we are very against any animal who may or may not have contracted rabies. We have strict border controls at points of entry to Britain where an animal can be taken and put into quarantine (at your expense) until it is definitely clear of diseases. Unfortunately this only applies to honest owners and not to the bastards who smuggle animals into the country. We are proud of being rabies free and would like to keep it that way as rabies is easily transferred to humans and it's not a very pleasant sickness.

[@JFW5358]

I love your style of presentation. Very funny. Yes, I have seen hedgehogs in he wild but they are certainly getting rarer these days. I've also seen badgers both live and lots of dead ones on the roadside.

[@qasimmir7117]

Two years ago, I left my back bay doors open while I was sitting on the sofa just before bedtime. A hedgehog wondered in, walked past me, investigated the living room, then went into the hallway and into my dad’s office at the front of the house. Me and the cat went to investigate. The hedgehog decided to curl up and go to sleep on the carpet. Cat didn’t know what to do so I tried to pick it up but it hissed at me loudly so I was forced to let it spend the night. By morning time my dad discovered it had trashed his office and shat in the bin. Next day, I decided to leave my back doors closed.🦔

[@everestyeti]

My wife and I take on elderly cats with health issues, our current master is a very elusive and charming three legged Ginger. He looks very handsome and purrs allot, until that is when he gets onto the Vets table, when he grows an extra leg. So much so he's got a red flag warning on his notes, that my boy take no prisoners. 😂🤣

[@raystewart3648]

I see hedgehogs and badgers every night in the spring and summer months from my lounge and or bedroom window of my 1st floor flat. The block is built next to vast untouched field with brambles, a few swamps and grass as tall as skyscrapers. Foxes are very common around the estate as well. After 2200 hours, the estate is dead and silent and its then badgers, hedgehogs and rats the size of tanks like to come out and play. So cute.

[@andyf4292]

hedgehogs are actually the opposite of parliament.

[@mdshovel]

🤣

[@pheart2381]

Except the curling up in a ball and hiding when they encounter something they dont like.

[@generallyjosh5275]

The driving test one is probably because it was an unsafe stop?...

[@Mark1405Leeds]

Hedgehogs used to be quite common - haven't seen one in years!😐 Team cat!

[@Vim-Wolf]

I live on the Isle of Wight which is pretty much the last remaining habitat for Red Squirrels so I understand why the fuss about the Greys.

[@Mariazellerbahn]

Lake District, Northumberland, Brownsea Island ... all have red squirrels.

[@daftirishmarej1827]

Ahem. Scotland...

[@gerardstewart5867]

The reason for making a dog bark is that it can be very frightening to have to a dog threatening you! Note Police dogs trained to bark on demand! A legal exception

[@thomaskjr4322]

12. Fenton!!

[@jacketrussell]

😂😂😂

[@RubbishGimpy]

Jesus Christ, NO!

[@rp1692]

It may vary by dog. But with ours, it's best to leave the house with three poop bags to be on the safe side.

[@michellemaine2719]

As an animal lover, I was slightly traumatised when a juvenile grey squirrel was brought to our vet clinic, and I was told I had to put it to sleep. The poor thing was terrified 😢 I get why, and I LOVE red squirrels, but it was still sad.

[@speleokeir]

I used to regularly see hedgehogs they were common. Sadly not anymore. At my old student house their snuffling outside my window often used to wake me up (I'm a light sleeper).🦔🦔🦔

[@kentait7620]

We get badgers in our urban back garden every night and there are such things as pet cemeteries, there's one near us in Essex.

[@acmdv]

I am a member of the "Feline Revolutionary Council" and I am appealed by the level of anti-cat discrimination in this video!

[@Mooheda]

I belong to the Cows Rights Council, Cows should have the Right to Vote, Get a job and be paid for their work, Cows are people, and be treated the same as any other person under the law.

[@binary10balls]

I hope you mean 'appalled'

[@grantparman4705]

Some of these laws are absolutely wild! The video title is correct.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

☺️

[@nickjeffery536]

Alanna, about UK Grey Squirrels - "Squirrels don't really have a lot of natural predators... ...so the squirrels just explode" Does exploding a grey squirrel count as humanely destroying it???

[@EmiSuperTrans71]

I haven't seen a red squirrel in England in over 40 years. I think the red squirrel has been pushed into Scotland with none left anywhere else because of the Grey.

[@stuarts1219]

Brownsea Island in Poole harbour is famous for its red squirrels.

[@AnthonyValentine-vm1yc]

There is a small wooded 'sanctuary' in Formby? Liverpool, where they run wild. Speaking to the Rangers, they have a full time job keeping the greys at bay.

[@peterjardine8409]

I had one come into my bedroom through the open window 2 days ago. (Isle of Wight) Normally see at least one in the garden most days if i'm at home. Even mid winter a sunny day brings them out.

[@t_r_davies]

There are still reds in Whinfell Forest to the east of Penrith in Cumbria, where Center Parcs is.

[@bethiakittify]

Team Cat all the way. However... A friend and I have just had the traumatic experience of trying to give my very gentle, lovable, highly domesticated 20-year-old cat an injection for his arthritis. At the hint of medication incoming he turns feral. Two of us trying to restrain him but he was completely uncontrollable. And that demonstrates why domestic cats rate as feral animals!

[@KevinKlein-pr3kh]

Hedgehogs used to be very common, they were every ware but now now. I recently saw a dead one in the road, this is how most of them end up.

[@clivewilliams3661]

Many years ago a developer wanted to develop the farm next to the County Council buildings for anything, housing, industrial etc however, the County objected to every application so the developer created a pig farm in the fields next to the Council site, the object being to persuade the Council to allow anything other than legitimate farm operations. They were unsuccessful. The site was eventually developed as a pub and restaurant in the original farmhouse and outbuildings, which must have devalued the plot considerably.

[@benhodkinson6467]

I grew up with a dog and two cats, since the pandemic so many people got dogs and soooo many people were not prepared to train and discipline their dogs appropriately. There has been an explosion of dangerous breeds, bread dangerously! By which I mean that they are inter-bread to a dangerous degree. Even if you have a sensible dog, you are likely to come across a psychopath dog that will be drawn to your dog and also you. If the owner is incompetent or unprepared the consequences can be heartbreaking

[@unclegreybeard3969]

Dogs are definitely into bread, especially with peanut butter spread on it.

[@BillCameronWC]

I was very excited when I discovered a hedgehog 🦔 was living under a very large shrub in an unfenced part of my garden, which had a lot of dry fallen leaves under it, probably an ideal habitat for these shy creatures; I only realised it/they were there when I decided to remove said fallen leaves, but when I realised it was home to one or more hedgehogs I left well alone ❤️😀.

[@pheart2381]

Badger baiting is a big problem. And illegal hare coursing. Horrible.

[@josephinepalfreyman6665]

The dogs worrying stock, is mostly to protect sheep. Dogs will chase sheep in fun and if the sheep are pregnant they can miscarry. My fil was member of the city livery company of haberdashers, which gave him the right to herdhis sheep across London Bridge, of course 14th century law.

[@robcrossgrove7927]

I didn't know that it's illegal to bury your dog in your garden if the house is rented, but it makes sense because the house isn't yours. You might not know this, but there are pet crematoriums. There's an excellent one in Nottinghamshire called Forget me not.

[@beng7845]

We have great laws to protect animals and wildlife in this country “The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”- Ghandi. I knew about the Dolphin, Swan and Porpoise law (hilarious watching you trying to pronounce porpoise) - Sadly no longer the property of the late queen, but presumably these are now owned by the King. Grey squirrels are seen as a pest since they are an invasive species our native red squirrels are endangered. Hedgehogs are wonderful creatures, but sadly not so many around anymore!!

[@davidbarrass]

In medieval times most houses, even in cities, had pigs, there to eat waste outside the front door in the main street. Gladstone's Land, a 16th century house in Edinburgh owned be the National Trust for Scotland, has a fibreglass pig outside to show what this would have looked like, fortunately not smells like.

[@davidmountstephens8165]

Always had cats as pets. Team Cat.

[@rogerwitte]

Native British hedgehogs do not make good pets - they are mostly nocturnal and are scared of humans. The hedgehogs for sale b=as pets are usually African hedgehogs. (I learned this on a day in 2019 which I spent volunteering for the Royal Parks. We spent the day building wooden nesting sites for hedgehogs in Regents park).

[@nigelanscombe8658]

Dachshund were originally bred, in Germany, to hunt badger and rabbits.

[@tiggerwood8899]

Dachshund literally means Badger, Dachs, dog, hund

[@thimbur3543]

The Lancashire dog barking thing is only on the coast, apparently. Which bit of the coast I have no idea but I suspect it's a specific local law. It's ok to incite one to bark, however, if instructed to do so by a police officer. Now I'm wondering why a police officer would issue such an instruction.

[@fredMplanenut]

My friends have a garden room, which, when one visits, you will be sharing with visiting hedgehogs, which wander in and out partaking of a bowl of pet food, along with a dish of water. These are wild hedgehogs, which are not the first hog families to have visited. It's a little bit strange, but it is funny the way the cat watches them, and also accepts it.

[@louiseglasgow]

Yeah, we have hardly any red squirrels left, I feel like the law against gray squirrels is from the time we were trying to stop or slow that process as the invasive gray squirrel was/is pushing out the red squirrels. The decline of red squirrels has happened in my lifetime and that's sad, I can remember seeing red squirrels in the 80s and 90s.

[@Vim-Wolf]

12 pence to the shilling, 20 shillings to the pound. Although nowadays a shilling is 5 pence since decimalisation.

[@Mariazellerbahn]

If a hunt suddenly crosses your path .... even with a 125 mph train .... the hunt is NEVER in the wrong.

[@philiprowney]

"Don't drink and ride" extends to pedal cycles, scooters, electric scooters/bikes and mobility scooters. [ anything defined as a vehicle, but, not necessarily needing a license ] 'Drunk in charge of a pedal cycle' is a public nuisance. The nuisance in case of arrest is always obvious,

[@rolanddunk5054]

Hi Alanna,your research abilities never cease to amaze me and the result is very entertaining which then leads to a chuckle or two or even more.Thank you for rounding off my early evening viewing it was very enjoyable.cheers.Roly🇬🇧.

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

rush hour traffic? all the horses, stuck in a big line ?? (1867)

[@suttoncoldfield9318]

8:05 there's a driving test place amongst our local shops. I was sitting on a bench and watched a candidate drive out with the examiner and go down the road. The car came back a few minutes later and the examiner was driving. I've often wondered what happened. 23:35 what about Daleks? EXTERMINATE

[@daftirishmarej1827]

I love the OLD laws 😂 If the fine is in pounds, shillings and pence, it has to be before 1970s It shows how life has changed when a law was needed to stop people taking cows on the road - in a city!

[@kevinparkes417]

I hate gardening. My garden looks like a war zone. The upside is that it is ideal habitat for hedgehogs and other wildlife. A hedgehog regularly snuffles (they make this perculiar sound as they go) its way past our back door at twilight on its way to a nights forraging.

[@TheWebcrafter]

14:38 TO WORRY - In the context of dogs, I've always believed the word 'worry' to mean... 'to shake, tear or mangle with the teeth.' The reason for this? I'm a fan of the fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes'. Many years ago, while reading 'The Hound of The Bskervilles,' I came across the following passage... 'In front of us, as we flew up the track, we heard scream after scream from Sir Henry and the deep roar of the hound. I was in time to see the beast spring upon its victim, hurl him to the ground, and worry at his throat.' This was the first time I learned that the word, 'worry' meant more than 'to be anxious'. And so, in the context of 'dog management', I believe the statute is regarding the dog getting physical with another animal rather than simply causing anxiety alone, albeit that probably being the case also.

[@xneurianx]

I had a pet hedgehog - an African Pygmy. He's my profile picture. His name was Totoro. Saved a few hedgies over the years. They get in bother pretty easily. Poor guys. The animals protected in law for RTAs are all animals that might work on farms. They're protected because they're considered property. It's, sadly, all about money, not animal welfare.

[@andrewpinks3678]

Regarding being drunk in charge of animals, one of my uncles was a dairyman and delivered milk by a horse drawn milk cart (many many years ago). After he had finished his rounds it wasn’t unknown for him to frequent a pub (leaving his horse and cart outside the pub). When he had had his fill of ale he would come out and get up on the cart (not really able to drive) and his horse would take him home (a few miles down country lanes).

[@zhukov43]

This content owns me, thank you for this craziness.

[@timothybird4264]

There is a royal swan count every year

[@scrappystocks]

Noise nuisance from dog barking can be controlled by the local Environmental Health Department. They have powers to serve notice on owners of barking dogs that continually cause nuisance under the powers they have under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. Failing to comply can result in prosecution. It is one of the common complaints about noise nuisance that they deal with.

[@stevenruffell601]

One shilling was equal to five pence at the time of decimalisation. A farthing was a quarter of an old penny. Two farthings were a halfpenny, pronounced haypenny but referred to as ha’penny. Two half pennies equaled a penny. Twelve pennies made a shilling and there were twenty shillings in a pound. NB. There were ten shilling notes, better known as ten bob notes. Many other terms were in use for different quantities such as sixpence, such as having a sixpenny bag of something.

[@jcasillas78]

So many interesting scenarios. I'm imagining ending up in the dock because my dog had it off with Will and Kate's pooch XD

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂💀

[@timothybird4264]

Dogs attacking deer in the Royal parks

[@heskeyisgod8039]

Great video Alanna! I have been lucky enough to have seen a few wild hedgehogs. Plus I am team dog :-)

[@TheWebcrafter]

6:30 - PET OWNER DO NOT NEED A LICENCE TO OWN A CAT. It is the licensing of a dog that ensures that the owner is liable. If a dog that isn't licensed bites a member of the public, who can the authorities hold responsible? Precisely. Nobody. Ultimately, cats cannot be trained as effectively as dogs, therefore a 'cat' licence cannot be issued because the 'owner' has no control. Plus, on average, a dog, pound for pound, can do more damage than a cat. Domestic dogs have been known to kill children by mauling.

[@dilligaf73]

When i moved into my new place, my dog picked up a hedgehog in the garden. It was living under the decking. He was so gentle and released it gently too. It walked off unharmed. Rabies is not in this country and we dont want it here. The whole country by law must carry poop bags. A dog being restrained in a car can be the lead looped around the head rest. Just needs to be restrained some way, nothing specific is told. Funny enough, dogs must be on leads around livestock UNLESS the livestock is going for you, then the law is take your dog off the lead. This is to hope the livestock then chases the dog and not you. Grey squirrels are vermin here. Not sure if red squirrels are protected. We also have black squirrels, which are a mutation of grey squirrels

[@rnp497]

when you went to driving test linked to cats and dogs I thought oh is one not allowed to drive. OK now I wonder what swan tastes like.

[@kenlongfellow]

There are (were) 20 shillings in a pound, so 5p per head of cattle being driven in the street during the prescribed hours.

[@gordonwallin2368]

Ha! The more you know, for sure. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

[@louiseglasgow]

Worrying sheep is a specific farming term. It's when a dog's instinct is to chase, round up or hunt sheep (or I guess other farm animals, although I've only heard it used with sheep). They can scare the sheep so badly that they die, or of course they can attack them and injure them. But they stress out (worry) the sheep so badly it is a really horrible and dangerous thing for them. It's so bad that if a farm dog shows any interest in doing this, it will immediately be either passed on to a home away from sheep or in some cases put down (or at least that was the case when I was a child in the 80s). Cats don't do this. And if they did, the sheep would probably not care, in theory a sheep could chase off a cat, if they cared enough. So this one genuinely is dog specific.

[@BennyDogwasp]

Worrying sheep is gnawing and biting sheep not stressing them out. It's the same meaning as worrying at a problem until you solve it.

[@allenwilliams1306]

If you hit a cat while driving, so pull over and stop, you would automatically fail your driving test if you had stopped in a dangerous position, where you were obstructing the highway, or where parking was not permitted.

[@DavidTheConkerer]

My little cat got killed by a car last year.

[@tomburnham5119]

The thing about driving cattle through the streets really dates back to the days before refrigeration was common (say 100 years ago or more) when cows used to be milked and animals were slaughtered for meat as close to the consumer as possible. You're right, this topic does get a bit dark...

[@rayg4360]

Phew ! I don't have to report the lion that I hit

[@caw25sha]

What about a Jaguar?

[@andyf4292]

team Cat, obviously

[@1851johnny]

Interesting video there love, lots of laws I didn't know about. 👍🏻

[@charlottelanvin7095]

bloody hell, there's a Mummy hedgehog living under my shed. I'd better get her to sign something saying she's there voluntarily!

[@Mooheda]

10:48 I wish people would be fined in Shropshire, here in Ludlow you really have to watch out for dog logs.

[@nicoler5713]

In Newcastle, Freemen have the right to graze cows on the Town Moor. So, it is very normal to be confronted with cows right near the city centre. It gave me a healthy fear and respect of them 😂.

[@paulguise698]

Hiya Alanna, I saved a hedgehog once it was trying to cross the road, I picked it back up and put it in the grass verge, when I got about 30 yards away that's when it opened back up and walked into the field, say Alanna I liked the time when you thought someone was being attacked, your boyfriend said "its just some Foxes mating" I thought it was hilarious, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England

[@dizwell]

10 Shillings is 50p. According to the Bank of England inflation calculator, 10 shillings in 1867 would be worth about £46 today. So, about fifty quid a head, in round numbers.

[@helenwood8482]

No, the monarch owns all unmarked mute swans on a small reach of the Thames. That's all.

[@RubbishGimpy]

Do Canadian Predators carry 3 dot laser targeting and automated shoulder plasma cannons to flip up all the squirrels in the area?

[@DarylPaterson]

Heres a question, you set off with your 2 poop bags, you use one and put it in a bin. You now only have 1 poop bag. Does that mean you need to start off with 4 in case you use 2?

[@debbywillan5165]

Cats rule and dogs drool.

[@TheWebcrafter]

18:00 - LIVERY - Pronounced 'Liver' (like offal) followed by 'ee' sound.