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Weird BUT true

- au naturel Natalie O’Neill, Wires

He didn’t have the write stuff.

A Wisconsini­te told cops he broke into Miller Park, home of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team, to write his name in cursive with a riding lawn mower, according to police.

Keyon Lambert couldn’t pull off mowing his John Hancock because the tractor didn’t move fast enough, police said.

He was arrested for causing $40,000 in damage to the ballfield.

This takes being a cat person to a whole “meow” level.

A Georgia resident was found living with 59 felines — and 15 dead in his freezer — in a cramped condo.

Animal-service officers seized the kitties after neighbors complained about a bad smell at the Sandy Springs home.

Officials put the survivors up for adoption.

He took the great outdoors a bit too literally.

A man was spotted hiking naked on a popular path in Canada called the Full Frontal Trail, according to police.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are investigat­ing after people in Summerland witnessed the showoff ’s trek.

It’s a “brush” with death! A man in India accidental­ly swallowed a toothbrush whole while cleaning the back of his throat, according to doctors.

The 39-year-old patient was scrubbing away when he slipped and accidental­ly gulped down the seveninch toothbrush.

Surgeons removed it.

He squeaked out a win! A trained giant rat is the first rodent to win a coveted animal-bravery award after sniffing out dozens of land mines in Cambodia.

The African pouched rat was honored with a Gold Metal from the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals in England for his “lifesaving bravery” after discoverin­g 39 landmines in the past seven years.

Nearly every other winner since 1990 has been a dog.

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