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So picture this: it's Thanksgiving, a day when most people are thinking about turkey and cranberry sauce, but a woman in North Carolina got a very different kind of surprise delivery. She's driving along, minding her own business, probably thinking about what leftovers she's going to demolish later, when suddenly a bald eagle decides to perform the worst door-to-door delivery service imaginable. The bird drops a dead cat straight through her windshield. Yes, you read that right. A cat. Through a windshield. She called 911 and told the dispatcher exactly what happened with a tone that I can only imagine was somewhere between bewildered and furious.

Now here's the kicker: she wasn't even hurt. The cat took the impact so that she wouldn't have to. It's like nature's way of saying, hey, you wanted some roadkill on your vehicle today? The bald eagle, apparently not satisfied with its own hunting prowess, decided to outsource the job to a moving vehicle going sixty miles per hour. Wildlife experts would probably tell you that eagles are opportunistic hunters, which I guess includes using cars as impact specialists.

This woman will forever have a story that nobody will believe until she shows them the video or the insurance claim. Most people's Thanksgiving traffic nightmares involve getting stuck behind a slow driver or hitting construction. This woman got hit by a flying feline courtesy of America's national bird. That's the kind of bizarre that you can't make up, which is exactly why it ended up all over the news while millions of people were supposed to be grateful for normal things like family and not having eagles weaponizing dead animals at them.

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