Weird BUT true

A 5-year-old girl in India fired 111 arrows into a target — while suspended upside down.

The child, identified as P. Sanjana from the city of Chennai, was captured on video pulling off the potentially record-breaking feat in in 13 minutes and 12 seconds.

Her coach, Shihan Hussaini, will submit the video to Guinness World Records.

A flock of herons enjoyed an unexpected snack, thanks to a man who fed them sardines — using a pair of chopsticks.

Cellphone footage of the incident in London’s Hyde Park shows the bird lover kneeling on the ground as he feeds the herons from two cans of sardines.

And speaking of birds in England . . .

A penguin that escaped from its farm enclosure was busted by police.

Police said in a Facebook post that the “friendly” bird had fled the farm on Sunday and was spotted by officers in Strelly as it was “plodding up a village street.”

Police nicknamed the penguin Po-Po and grilled it “on what he was doing walking down the middle of a road.”

The animal was safely returned.

It’s raining cats.

A man going for a stroll with his golden retriever in China was knocked out cold — by a falling feline.

In the CCTV footage from Aug. 14, the elderly man, identified only as Gao, walks with the pup in Harbin, Heilongjiang.

Suddenly, a black and white cat that belongs to his neighbor drops down and hits him on the head, causing him to collapse. Both man and cat were later OK.

Sometimes, dogs eat homework. Sometimes, they eat cash.

A UK woman was “absolutely gutted” after her miniature poodle, Peggy, ate up roughly $130 of her savings.

Jocelyn Horne said the pooch managed to get inside a pot on the side of Horne’s bed where she stashed extra money — some of which the pup later threw up.