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QuotePop superstar Shakira says she was the victim of a random attack by a pair of wild boars while walking in a park in Barcelona with her eight-year-old son.
The Colombian singer said the animals attacked her, before seizing her bag and retreating with it into the woods.

She shared her bizarre tale in a series of Instagram stories on Wednesday.
Holding the now recovered but torn bag towards the camera, she said: "Look at how two wild boar which attacked me in the park have left my bag.

"They were taking my bag to the woods with my mobile phone in it," the singer continued. "They've destroyed everything."

She then turned to her son, whose father is the Barcelona footballer Gerard Piqué, and said: "Milan tell the truth. Say how your mummy stood up to the wild boar."
Shakira is the latest victim of the increasingly aggressive hogs which have invaded the Catalan capital in recent years.

In 2016, Spanish police received 1,187 phone calls about wild hogs attacking dogs, plundering cat-feeders, holding up  traffic and running into cars in the city.

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QuoteThis is also not the first time Shakira has been attacked by an animal. In a blog post in 2012, the "Waka Waka" singer said (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-17025168) she was saved by her brother after a sea lion tried to bite her as she was trying to take a picture with her phone.

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Vgghhfdfhh guy jokooookko

Ben shoving that white cock in her loose hole again after every man from Brooklyn to LA done ran up
in her including Marc Anthony? cvghd

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the media :plzstop:

Quote from: Kalifornia. on September 30, 2021, 11:24:08 AM
Those wild pigs are scary af. The ones in Texas sometimes come out of no where.

Quote from: Kaeli. on September 30, 2021, 11:34:25 AM
This ruse to get the Spanish IRS off her back

Shakira babe... lying hips def

Quote from: plastic on September 30, 2021, 11:01:52 AM
damn pumba was in the mood for tacos

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CNN article title  :dead: "Shakira says she was attacked by purse snatching boars"

QuoteThe Colombian singer said the animals attacked her, before seizing her bag and retreating with it into the woods.

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Quote from: Kalifornia. on September 30, 2021, 11:24:08 AM
Those wild pigs are scary af. The ones in Texas sometimes come out of no where.

excuse me?
Wild boars in Texas?!

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Quote from: Kalifornia. on September 30, 2021, 11:24:08 AM
Those wild pigs are scary af. The ones in Texas sometimes come out of no where.

excuse me?
Wild boars in Texas?!

Yep they are everywhere here ! It's so bad here hunters are allowed to kill them year round without any limits . We can kill them or or take them alive to slaughter houses and such.

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QuoteThe Colombian singer said the animals attacked her, before seizing her bag and retreating with it into the woods.

bye

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Quote from: Kalifornia. on September 30, 2021, 11:24:08 AM
Those wild pigs are scary af. The ones in Texas sometimes come out of no where.

excuse me?
Wild boars in Texas?!

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QuoteFeral Hogs Attack and Kill a Woman in Texas

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Christine Rollins steered her white sedan toward the rural Texas home and parked it just a few steps away from the front door. She stepped out of the car, locked it and prepared to head into the house, where she worked as a caretaker for an older couple.

Instead, according to the authorities who are now investigating her death, she was attacked by a herd of feral hogs before she could make the short walk.

Hog attacks are rare, but the scene was so harrowing that investigators could find no other explanation for Ms. Rollins's death early Sunday morning in Anahuac, about 50 miles east of Houston. It was just the fifth deadly feral hog attack documented in the United States in nearly two centuries, according to one study.

"It was like nothing we'd ever seen," Sheriff Brian C. Hawthorne of Chambers County said in an interview on Tuesday, the day after a medical examiner ruled the cause of death as "exsanguination due to feral hog assault," using a medical term for severe blood loss.

One of the homeowners went to check on why Ms. Rollins, 59, had not come inside at her usual time and discovered her body on a small patch of grass.

Ms. Rollins was one of three caregivers who worked 12-to-14-hour shifts looking after the husband, 84, and wife, 79, who suffer from memory loss. She was known for her compassion, the sheriff said, relaying a story of when Ms. Rollins drove over from another town to feed the couple when the wife got sick.

Ms. Rollins's son-in-law told a local television station that the family had been preparing for her 60th birthday, which falls on Christmas.

Sheriff Hawthorne said it was clear from her injuries that Ms. Rollins had fought back against the hogs. He said it was impossible to know exactly how many had attacked her, but that there had been more than one, based on the varying sizes of her bite wounds.

There are millions of wild hogs in Texas, though they are rarely violent toward humans. Texans mostly encounter them when the animals have uprooted a flower bed or damaged crops. Unlike domesticated pigs, feral hogs can become aggressive if they feel trapped, or if a female hog is defending her offspring. Most weigh about 200 pounds, though they can grow to more than 500.

"Feral pigs will lunge at you and attack you" if they perceive a threat, said John J. McGlone, a professor of animal behavior at Texas Tech University who has studied feral and domestic hogs.

There were about 100 documented attacks by feral hogs on humans in the United States between 1825 and 2012, four of which were fatal, according to a 2013 study. The most recent of those was also in Texas, in 1996.

Three of the four fatal attacks were by pigs wounded by hunters. But feral hog attacks in urban and suburban areas have increased since the mid-1990s, said John J. Mayer, the study's author. He warned that many attacks likely go unreported, especially in rural regions.

Sheriff Hawthorne said the tragedy was one of the worst he had seen in his 35-year career. He said that as developers build houses in rural areas, more wild hogs are coming into contact with people. But the only other hog attack he had worked on was when one had attacked a pet cat.

"Feral hogs are just that: They're feral, they're wild and they roam," he said. "One minute they're tearing up the land on one ranch, the next minute they're tearing up the ranch in the town over."

Feral hogs descended from European wild boars, which were first brought to Texas in the 1500s and sometimes bred with domesticated pigs, Professor McGlone said. They mostly eat vegetation but are omnivorous, and can briefly run at speeds up to 30 m.p.h.

The animals move in darkness to stay cool, which may have been why Ms. Rollins encountered them early in the morning. Adult males travel alone, Professor McGlone said, but juvenile males sometimes travel in pairs, and adult females travel in herds with one another and their young, sometimes numbering up to 50.

He said that if the hogs in this case had been lying near the house, they may have felt threatened by Ms. Rollins's car.

Sheriff Hawthorne said members of his department still found the attack hard to believe.

"I don't how many we've had in Texas," he said. "I hope we never have another one in Chambers County."

He said that the feral hogs may have eventually been scared away from Ms. Rollins by the homeowners' dogs. Professor McGlone said that if someone encounters aggressive feral hogs, they should try to make as much noise as possible to scare them off, and get to a safe place.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/26/us/texas-woman-killed-feral-hogs.html

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Quote from: Kalifornia. on September 30, 2021, 11:24:08 AM
Those wild pigs are scary af. The ones in Texas sometimes come out of no where.

excuse me?
Wild boars in Texas?!

Yep they are everywhere here ! It's so bad here hunters are allowed to kill them year round without any limits . We can kill them or or take them alive to slaughter houses and such.

Texas is pure hell :unsure:

Quote from: Annie on September 30, 2021, 04:54:14 PM
I'm pro guns after all

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Quote from: Annie on September 30, 2021, 04:54:14 PM
I'm pro guns after all

boars! crocs !

yet u scary ass fags trynna move to ghana

i just