Injured Water Buffalo Escapes in Iowa
Injured Water Buffalo Escapes in Iowa
Injured Water Buffalo Escapes in Iowa
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A water buffalo has been reported loose in Pleasant Hill, Iowa, prompting police to warn residents that the animal is injured and aggressive. The police attempted to capture the buffalo after it was spotted wandering properties, but during their efforts, an officer fired a shotgun, injuring the creature. Despite these attempts, the buffalo managed to escape and has been evading capture since Saturday, with authorities deploying drones and ATVs for its search. Residents are advised not to approach the animal, which could weigh up to 2,650 pounds, and to call the police if sighted. Local resident Madison Pottebaum described her surprise at seeing the buffalo in her backyard, initially thinking it was a joke when police inquired about it. This incident has garnered significant attention in the small town of about 11,000 residents, which is not accustomed to such wildlife encounters.

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An 'aggressive' water buffalo is on the loose and prowling the streets of Iowa
A water buffalo is on the loose in Iowa. Police say it's aggressive and injured after being shot
'Injured and aggressive' water buffalo on the loose in Iowa town; police warn residents to stay away
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An 'aggressive' water buffalo is on the loose and prowling the streets of Iowa
A water buffalo is on the loose in Iowa. Police say it's aggressive and injured after being shot
'Injured and aggressive' water buffalo on the loose in Iowa town; police warn residents to stay away
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