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Want the shoddy rushes, stay for the charming creatures.  That is the thing that the laborers at a bordello in Munich were presumably thinking – after this sheep was found on the premises.  The delightful creature was found after police raided the premises following a tip off .  Yet, while they discovered cannabis and different opiates, they were astounded when they discovered the barnyard creature among one laborer's belonging.  The specialist was taken into guardianship, while the sheep, called Birke, was taken to the police headquarters, where bewildered cops took it in swings to nourish him a container of milk.  He's presently been put under the watchful eye of the creature security organization.  Anyway, the sheep's unique proprietor has past structure for keeping creatures in irregular spots – with state veterinary papers uncovering that the lady as of now has a record of lodging creatures in wrong conditions.  She has been banned from owning anima

Hamsters stuff their faces with food into a seemingly endless pit, but finally we have answers as to how far that pit goes. A new documentary series on BBC One, Pet - Wild at Heart, asks the tough questions about the rodent's eating habits. Using an X-ray camera, the show reveals exactly what happens when those cute hamsters start mashing treats into their cheeks. The video claims that hamsters don't secrete saliva while stuffing their cheek pouches with food so that it stays fresh and dry, while the X-ray footage shows that the pouches actually extend all the way to the critter's hips. The two-part series premiers Wednesday, Jan. 21 on BBC One.