Egg roll-eating squirrel captivates hungry Internet
NEW YORK (FOX NEWS) - A video posted to social media Wednesday showed one lucky New York seemingly squirrel munching on an egg roll.
The account WhatIsNewYork shared the recording online, which showed the animal situated in a tree after it somehow scored the takeout.
“Doesn’t look like this squirrels first egg roll,” the post read.
Social media users naturally weighed in, with one person noting the struggle of keeping up with goals for the New Year. “So much for the New Year's resolution...,” the person wrote. Another wrote the squirrel seemed to have forgotten the sauce, and another wrote that the squirrel would "be hungry again in an hour."
Disney’s D23: TJ Springer Breaks Down the Announcements
Following Disney’s massive D23 announcements, our resident theme park expert TJ Springer joins us to break down all the major reveals coming to Walt Disney World. From the sinister plans for Villains Land and high-speed Cars attractions at Magic Kingdom, to the magical Encanto ride at Animal Kingdom, Monstropolis at Hollywood Studios and the fan-favorite return of Dreamfinder at EPCOT—we cover what fans can expect and what it means for the future of the parks.
Search for Palm Bay neighborhood multiple hit-and-run suspect
A string of hit and runs damaged multiple cars parked in people’s driveways over the weekend. Palm Bay police are investigating the case as a stolen car, turned hit-and-runs in a neighborhood. Victims are demanding accountability and have been left dealing with thousands of dollars in damages.
Oviedo to discuss taking Flock cameras offline
The city of Oviedo, in Seminole County, will meet to discuss whether the police department's cameras, which read license plates, known as Flock cameras, are an invasion of privacy. This comes after Flock Safety's strict new safeguards were implemented.
Seminole County Schools plans to save money by using less AC
The Seminole County School district plans to save $1.7 million by increasing temperatures in schools by four degrees. District leaders worked toward energy efficiency by adjusting air conditioning temperatures from 74 when buildings are occupied to 78 degrees when people aren't around, Mark Mullins told FOX 35's Chris Lindsay. The district acknowledged "mechanical issues" in which some classrooms were much warmer than intended.
Colleges defend ‘content creator’ degree programs
Several universities are launching degree programs focused on content creation and social media careers, though some critics question the long-term professional value of these specialized majors.