Must-See Videos: Mail carrier tosses package
MAIL CARRIER 'BEHAVING BADLY'
A homeowner in Oklahoma City says a home surveillance camera captured a United States Postal Service employee tossing a package on a porch.
The driver then bizarrely runs around the mail truck.
The homeowner said the package contained a valuable item.
The Postal Service has identified the worker, but hasn't revealed what disciplinary action, if any, she faces.
SUBWAY ATTACK
Next to a subway attack caught on surveillance camera in Philadelphia. A group of teenagers jumped another teen who was sitting on a bench.
The victim was pummeled, and when he tried to run away, his attackers chased after him.
Police say it all started when two groups of teens got into an argument. When the victim headed to the platform to catch his train home, the other group of teens spotted him and jumped him.
The victim was treated for multiple injuries. Two of the suspects have been arrested.
STUCK KANGAROO
Wildlife rescuers in south Australia had quite the struggle to free a kangaroo with its head stuck in a watering can.
They tried using ropes to pull the can while keeping clear of the animal's powerful limbs, but that didn't work.
They were eventually able to get the animal on the ground and cut off the can with tin snips.
The kangaroo then hopped off into the bush.
RARE ANIMAL
And meet the animal that's rarer - and some say cuter - than a panda, the Ili Pika. Fewer than 1,000 may be left of these teddy bear looking creatures.
It's native to a remote mountain region of China.
The species was first discovered in 1983, and hadn't been spotted at all in over two decades. That is, until last July, when teams finally snagged these pictures of the creature.
Environmentalists say the Pika population has declined by 70 percent since it was discovered due to global warming.
