"EAT MOR CHIKIN" is a slogan tens of millions of Americans have come to know at local Chick-fil-A's across the nation. The successful advertising campaign has spawned off stuffed cow toys, calendars, mugs, and T-shirts that feature cows sending messages to possible customers to ignore beef and eat more chicken. Now somebody in Virginia has stolen the chicken mascot from a large 50-foot high billboard along Interstate 464 in Chesapeake.

A herd of cows is surely enjoying its food after a marijuana crop is stashed in its regular feed crops. About 88,000 pounds of marijuana are planted among sunflowers and maize crops where they eat.

India's sacred cows have a price on their heads, and it's causing chaos on the streets of this developing country. The Delhi High Court issued an order instructing authorities to offer $46 per cow - an average Indian's monthly salary - to rid the city of the traffic clogging animals, reports the Hindustan Times