Bob Wischusen called a squirrel touchdown during Oklahoma-Ole Miss
"Squirrel might score a touchdown! Oh yeah, touchdown!"
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Announcers call Northwestern mascot chasing rabbit off field: ‘Oklahoma drill, let’s go!’
"Zach Lujan brought a jackrabbit with him from South Dakota State!"
Announcer hilariously calls attempt to chase geese from diamond: ‘We’re going to wait for the birds, eh?’
"Oh, they're not even leaving the ballpark! They're flying in!"
Giraffes on 18th fairway interrupt play at Ladies European Tour’s Magical Kenya Ladies Open
That's a relatively uncommon golf interruption.
Fox and ESPN both paid a lot of attention to Utah QB Bryson Barnes raising 12,000 pigs
Fox cited the 12,000 pigs Barnes' family farm raised as "Most in FBS" on a graphic, while ESPN College GameDay did a full feature where they went to the farm.
Pigeon invading Citi Field drew on-broadcast discussion
"He's waiting for his opportunity."
Spider on camera disrupts ESPN Wimbledon coverage: ‘Spidey liked that one!’
"Maybe AI will send a message to the robot to get rid of this."
Paul Bissonnette tried to get Wayne Gretzky to meow on TNT
Bissonnette had previously said "I do the farm noises, the legends don't."
Charles Barkley throws serious shade at cat lovers: ‘Not a real pet.’
"Old women have 'em."
Yankees broadcaster Suzyn Waldman defends A’s possum: ‘Really nice little animals.’
"The Mets guys made a big deal of that possum."
Reporter on elephant-interrupted segment: ‘I felt the ticklish trunk, but just tried to keep my cool.’
"It actually didn’t have any smell. I’m sure if it had a foul smell it would have really distracted me. It wasn't normal, but I liked the experience."
Memphis-USF is the latest game to feature a cat on the field, with Ryan Leaf saying “They’ve got to look to maybe signing...
"They've got to look to maybe signing this guy!" "He's got some moves!"
A bat invaded the Mets’ press box at Citi Field
That's one way to pick up a new bat, all right.
BBC reporter gets mobbed by lemurs during segment at England’s Banham Zoo
Alexander Dunlop was just trying to do a simple report on counting animals. And then the lemurs showed up.
