10 Craziest Wild Animal Home Invasions!

From snakes trying to get in the door to monkeys everywhere, here are 10 crazy animal invasions!

10. DESERT LOCUSTS
The biblical plague of locusts is actually here! As if we didn’t have enough already! Farmers in Embu County, Kenya are currently under siege by an invasion of crop-destroying desert locusts, who are storming in from nearby Kitui County, throwing residents into a panic.

9. NARA DEER
As the novel coronavirus gripped the planet, spreading like wildfire from one country to another early last year, things changed in ways we never imagined would happen during our lifetimes. Tourism and travel ground to an abrupt halt, as people the world over were ordered to stop going to work and stay in their homes.

8. SNAKE AT THE DOOR
San Antonio residen Jose Perez encountered an unexpected surprise one June afternoon last year when he opened the door to his home to let his dog outside and found a “huge” rat snake coiled around the doorknob on the other side.

7. SEAGULLS
Australia is known for its unique (and, oftentimes, terrifying) wildlife, so it’s no surprise that animals occasionally interrupt human activities there. Recently, during the Australia Open’s Phillip Island Trophy Match at Melbourne Stadium, a flock of low-lying seagulls repeatedly swooped into the court and disrupted a match between players Bianca Andreescu and Madison Brengle. One bird even robbed Andreescu of an ace when it flew at her, interrupting her delivery.

6. MARBLED CRAYFISH
This just might be the weirdest!! In 2005, an unusual freshwater crayfish species began appearing in rice paddies in Madagascar. It was unlike anything farmers had ever seen before and spread quickly throughout the country. A decade later, German researchers determined that the species evolved over the last 30 years or so.

5. SHEEP
Last May, a video of dozens of sheep taking over the streets of Samsun, Turkey went viral, serving as one of many examples of how wildlife made its way back into highly populated areas, where the streets went quiet amid quarantine orders. The flock of over 100 sheep invaded the city, located on the country’s northern coast, via an empty highway at night, after the local curfew took effect.

4. FERAL PIGS
NBC News reported late last year that Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs are overrunning Puerto Rico by the thousands, invading people’s gardens and garbage cans and leaving their waste behind.

3. L.A. ANIMAL SHELTER RATS
Dog and cat adoption rates rose dramatically in many parts of the world during the worst of the coronavirus lockdowns, as people who were holed up at home longed for companionship amid the absence of face-to-face human interaction. In many ways, this is great news.

2. ARGENTINE TEGUS
Florida is infamous for its invasive animal populations, which include Burmese pythons, iguanas, lionfish, Cuban tree frogs, cane toads, and more. The Argentine black-and-white tegu is the latest species to join this seemingly ever-expanding list.

1. MONKEYS
In 2018, young capuchin monkeys made their way into the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from the surrounding hills. They terrorized residents of the city’s Southern Zone, breaking into their homes to steal fruit and other food.

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[AnimalsSimplified]

The monkeys probably had Dexter as their leader..

[jasonirelan]

After Pharaoh had three of his magicians turn sticks into snakes, God knew plaguing them with snakes would not have the desired effect.

[jasonirelan]

A skunk would scare me. I had a black racer get in the house once.

[moviemakerwannabe]

A rat snake was in my house eyeing my pet bird. I got there just in time. Now that was a home invasion.

[lynderherberts]

Overpopulation of deer, wild pigs and sheep sounds like good menu items during lockdown unless they are carriers.

[BrianH]

I had bats that flew in the house before.

[penny_the_wiser]

They should capture the pigs, process the meat and feed the less fortunate. The meat could be sent around the world and feed so many.

[anactualseagull]

Crazy how all of those clickbait channels with dogshit stolen content always hide their subs

I wonder why

[lynderherberts]

Why they don't cull the over population of these monkeys is weied, especially when they invade homes, gardens, and cildren's private playgrounds.
Why are people in lockdown not allowed to cull the deer, pigs, and sheep eating their property instead of leaving the people to starve?
I'm increasingly more uncomfortable with the lockdown where people's work cannot be done at home; where they are not allowed to wear masks at work and bring income home to support and feed their families.
Something is very twisted and un-kosher with this picture.
May the Lord God Jesus Christ help us all.

[kendallkahl]

Rescue the rats and put them in a rat sanctuary;}

[alejandrodelabarra]

Stop lying.
This reptile is not from Argentina.