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Semitruck Carrying Millions Of Bees Crashes In Yellowstone National Park

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By Andrew Rossi
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
There's a big bee emergency in Yellowstone National Park after a semi-truck carrying dozens of beehives crashed Tuesday. Dalton Broadus of West Yellowstone, Montana, was driving north along U.S. Highway 191 around 9 a.m. Tuesday when he drove past the scene. Damaged and destroyed beehives were scattered across a quarter-mile stretch of road.
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Oh, The Humanity! Hundreds Of Swallows Pooping Everywhere In Mountain View, Wyoming

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By Andrew Rossi
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
Angie Pitts of Mountain View has a problem. A big bird-spotting problem. Pitts has a lean-to on her property in southwest Wyoming where she keeps her vehicles. For the last 19 years, she hasn’t had any problems sharing the space with the local wildlife. This year, swarms of swallows have moved into the lean-to and made themselves right at home. One need look no further than their open-air bathroom. “There’s bird poop everywhere,” Pitts said.
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Cody Fire Department Back In Stampede Parade, Allowed To Throw Water Balloons

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By Andrew Rossi
| Cowboy State Daily Verified
Fire and water will be back in this year’s Cody Stampede Parade. After dropping out of last year’s parades in protest, the Cody Volunteer Fire Department and the Cody Stampede Parade Committee have reached an agreement that will ensure the fire district’s engines and volunteers will be back in the parades July 3 and 4. That means, according to the Cody Volunteer Fire Department, there will be “a little splash of classic parade spirit” along Sheridan Avenue.
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