About a decade ago, a baker in a small mountainous village in southern Austria noticed his cow doing something unusual. When Veronika had an itch, she would grab a stick in her mouth and use it to scratch her body. Over the years, the brown bovid’s technique improved. She could pick up objects as large as a broom or rake and move them around with her prehensile tongue, changing their length and orientation to ensure the best possible scratch. The behavior isn’t just a clever trick: It’s the first documented case of tool use in cattle, scientists report.

I captured intense lightening pictures for around 2 hours with the storm almost just above me and got the most insane timelapse I could ever imagine.

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The main reason chinooks are surprisingly maneuverable is because they are meant to carry Humvees and tanks, so when they are only carrying troops they have a lot of excess power and can put it to good use when doing maneuvers