Weird BUT true

A UK farm scrapped its “yoga with cows” classes after a Hindu activist complained it’s a bunch of bull.

Yogis were invited to get their namaste on in a field of grazing bovine at Lancashire Farm Dairies, which the farm said helps participants get in tune with nature.

But Rajan Zed, who heads a Nevada-based Hindu advocacy group, wrote to organizers complaining that the stretching sessions “trivialize” the concepts of Hinduism. Cows are considered sacred by followers of the religion, he said.

COVID-themed license plates? Not so fast.

Scores of Ontario, Canada drivers who requested coronavirus-related vanity plates were rejected by officials who called the messages “too rude or political,” according to a report.

Drivers —who proposed plates such as FKCOVID, NOCOVID and PANDEMIK — were turned down.

They deserve a lifesaving badge!

A group of Scouts rescued a Pennsylvania woman being pulled under a tractor.

Emily Calder, Hannah Smith, and Angelina Krug were camping by a lake near Waymart when they spotted a park maintenance worker whose arm was caught in the large riding mower.

To stop the vehicle from crushing her, they placed large rocks under it.

Splat-out brilliant! Fake bird poop stick-ons are all the rage among cyclists in Japan, who are slapping the decals on their removable bike seats to ward off potential thieves.

The realistic-looking white rubber “Bird Poo Crime Prevention Stickers” which come in packs of three, give the seats an appearance of being less valuable than they are, makers of the novelty item said.

Cops are springing to action to find a baby albino kangaroo that went missing at a German zoo and may have been stolen.

Mila is a star attraction at the Kaiserslautern zoo.