Flood-Hit Australians Overjoyed as Calf Returns Mid-Interview

A distressed cow was swept 18 kilometers (11 miles) away during flooding in Australia, but miraculously survived. Social media helped her find her way home.

Flood-hit Australians overjoyed as calf returns mid-interview

Amidst the thick mud in Ghinni Ghinni, a small rural Australian town recently hit by severe flooding, local residents Dan Patch and Heather Middleton were reunited with their calves, one mid-interview when speaking to Reuters on Sunday (May 25).

Cowabunga! Flood-swept cow washes ashore on beach, alive and mooing

Australia's floods lead to a cow's survival story on Old Bar Beach as New South Wales faces record rainfall, property damage and ongoing rescue operations.

Cow survives 11-Mile floodwater journey to beach

NEW SOUTH WALES: In an extraordinary viral story, a cow was found alive on Old Bar Beach after it was swept away by floodwaters in New South Wales. The bovine, which is expected to have come from Taree, was carried about 11 miles by floodwaters before local resident Layla Philipson found it on the beach. Philipson found the viral cow stuck on the sand and shared photos on the Taree Community Noticeboard on Facebook, helping to identify its owner…

Farmer finds newborn calf freezing in the snow — and saves his life with a hot tub

Just like humans, many animals are susceptible to the dangers of the cold weather. They can experience things like frostbite and hypothermia, which is why it’s always inspiring when humans go out of their way to keep them warm. Like one farmer, who improvised to save a freezing baby cow’s life with a very unexpected solution. Screenshot Dean Gangwer raises cattle on his farm in Rossville, Indiana. One cold morning in 2015, Dean discovered an un…