State police helped capture a wayward bull that was found walking along a major interstate highway in New Jersey.
The animal was spotted around 8:15 a.m. Sunday on Interstate 195, near the exit for Route 130 in Hamilton Township in Mercer County.
Troopers helped slow down traffic in the area while civilians armed with lassos helped corral the bull and eventually got it into a trailer without incident or injury. The animal was then returned to its owner.
It wasn't immediately clear how the bull escaped or how it ended up along the roadway.
Authorities say no major travel delays were reported.
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Around the country, many people own ferrets, but they have been banned in New York City since 1999. Former Mayor Giuliani created the ban due to rabies concerns. In 2015 Mayor de Blasio's administration considered overturning the ban, but in the end it stuck.
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Thinking of getting an iguana? Think again. The reptiles are banned as pets in the big apple.
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Teacup pigs have taken the internet by storm and are growing in popularity as pets, but not in NYC. All pigs are banned as pets in the city. In fact, most farm animals are.
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Much like teacup pigs, hedgehogs are growing in popularity as pets but are illegal in many areas. They are known for their cute, but dangerous, quills, which they puff out when under attack or scared.
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Snapping turtles and other turtles less than four inches in length are not allowed as pets in New York City. It may go without saying, but alligators and crocodiles are banned as well.
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Sorry, reptile fans. Vipers, cobras, pythons, anacondas and many other snakes are banned as pets in New York City.
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Tarantulas are one of the many venomous spider breeds banned in New York City as pets. Black widows are also banned.
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While people do indeed keep monkeys as pets, that practice is not allowed in NYC. Apes, chimpanzees and gorillas are also banned as pets.
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If you see and feed a duck in the park, you may be tempted to bring home one of the cuddly creatures with you. However, doing so would be illegal in NYC.
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Thinking of getting a bird? Cross eagle off of your list. Eagles are banned as pets in New York City.
