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Friday, October 30, 2009


What the story doesn't say is that the car was driven by a roadrunner.
Daniel East and his sister, Tevyn, were driving at night along Interstate 80 near the Nevada-Utah earlier this month, when their car slammed into a coyote that scurried in their path, reported Rex Features.

Believing there was no way the wild animal could survive the 75 mph collision, the pair kept driving for eight more hours to their destination, where they finally inspected the damage to their car.

But it did manage to survive being dragged for 600 miles.

"Immediately I saw a ton of fur and said, 'Sis, don't look, this is bad,'" David East told the photo agency.

When the coyote started moving, however East realized the animal had survived - and was trapped between the front grill and the radiator of their car.
I think "Lucky" would be a better name than "Tricky." Or perhaps "Acme."



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