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Weird BUT true

- Natalie Musumeci, Wires

A Tennessee good Samaritan acted quackly, er, quickly — to rescue some ducklings.

Shara Fenell, after spotting a mama duck quacking near a Memphis street grate, donned shorts and sandals. She lowered herself into a storm drain and scooped up the ducklings, which had fallen in.

A video of the rescue ends with the duck family reunited to a chorus of “awws” from bystanders.

It was like a scene straight out of “Twister.”

Aaron Brown, a Colorado farmer, said he’s thankful to be alive after he found himself stuck in his truck, in a ditch in a field, as three tornados passed.

“God is good,” said Brown. “That’s all I can say.”

He gave new meaning to the term “mile-high club.”

A Southwest Airlines passenger reportedly lit up a joint in the bathroom of a San Francisco-to-LA flight.

When the smoke set off a fire alarm on Wednesday, the plane was diverted to San Jose, the airline said.

The passenger was turned over to law enforcemen­t.

There are lousy parkers — and then there’s this guy.

A Sydney, Australia, hotel valet who was supposed to park a Porsche Carrera for a guest managed to drive the high-end sports car under an SUV Thursday.

The Hyatt Regency staffer, who had to be cut out from the Porsche, was “embarrasse­d and a little bit shocked,” said a hotel flack.

Crooks stole an ape, a lemur and a tortoise from a Canadian zoo.

The thieves cut through a parking-lot fence at the Elmvale Jungle Zoo in Ontario to swipe the baby gibbon named Agnes, the lemur named JC and a tortoise named Stanley.

A $10,000 reward is being offered for info leading to the animals’ return.

“We’re devastated,” a zoo staffer said on Facebook.

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