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A 75-year-old homeowner in Wales was baffled by his tidied shed every morning, only to discover a mouse was responsible. After setting up a night vision camera, he caught the mouse in the act of neatly arranging items like bird feed and clothes pegs in a box on his workbench.
A retired mailman in Wales discovered that a mouse was tidying up his workbench each night, so he set up a night-vision camera to capture the helpful rodent in action. The mouse, dubbed "Welsh Tidy Mouse," was seen gathering nuts, bolts, and other small items and placing them in a box on the workbench. This isn't the first time the man has encountered a clean-freak mouse, as a similar incident occurred a few years ago. The man believes the mouse is using the box to hide its stash of nuts.
A retired mail carrier in Wales discovered that a mouse had been tidying up his shed for about two months, so he set up a camera to capture the rodent in action. The footage showed the mouse picking up various items and placing them in a box in the middle of the shed. The retiree, Rodney Holbrook, now relies on the mouse to tidy up his shed and has nicknamed it "Welsh Tidy Mouse."
Retired postman Rodney Holbrook discovered a tiny mouse tidying up his shed almost every night by setting up cameras to investigate the mysterious tidying. The black-and-white, night-vision footage revealed the mouse moving objects left on the workbench into a box, including screwdrivers, clothes pegs, and pieces of cable. Holbrook has been amazed by the mouse's tidying efforts and has stopped tidying up himself, knowing the mouse will take care of it. This isn't the first time Holbrook has encountered a house-proud mouse, as he previously discovered another mouse organizing his friend's shed in 2019.
Retired postman Rodney Holbrook discovered that a tiny mouse had been tidying up his shed almost every night for almost two months, as revealed by black-and-white, night-vision footage. The mouse was seen moving objects like screwdrivers, clothes pegs, and pieces of cable into a box, almost as tall as itself. Holbrook was amazed by the mouse's tidying behavior and has stopped tidying up himself, knowing the mouse will take care of it. This isn't the first time Holbrook has encountered a house-proud mouse, as he had previously installed a night-vision camera for a friend in 2019, which revealed another mouse keeping the shed organized.
A British man discovered that a mouse had been tidying up his shed every night, rearranging small objects and tidying up wood shavings. The man had initially set up a camera to solve the mystery of the tidy shed, and was surprised to find that a mouse was the culprit. The mouse's nightly cleaning routine has left the man both amused and impressed.
A mouse in Wales has been caught on camera tidying up a man's shed every night, picking up items like nails and cable ties and putting them away. Dubbed the "Welsh Tidy Mouse," it has gained fame for its nightly cleaning routine. While some speculate that the mouse is simply hoarding, others find its behavior remarkable. The shed owner, Rodney Holbrook, is concerned about the mouse's safety and hopes it will stick around, while his wife finds it amusing but is now too scared to enter the shed.
A wildlife photographer in Wales discovered that a mouse had been tidying up his shed every night for months, reminiscent of the movie Ratatouille. After setting up a night vision camera, he captured footage of the mouse gathering and organizing various objects in the shed. This behavior is similar to a previous incident in 2019 when another man found a mouse "stockpiling" items in his shed near Bristol.
Costco is selling a modern, ready-to-assemble shed called the Gorilla Escape Shed for $10,999 online. The shed can be used for storage or as a recreational space, such as a yoga studio. It features glass-paneled double doors, weather-resistant siding and roofing, and measures 12 feet by 10 feet. Similar sheds are also available from retailers like Home Depot and Amazon. Costco offers delivery and professional installation, but certain requirements, such as a level site and access to electricity, must be met. The shed is only available for delivery and installation in 27 states.
Investigators in Everman believe human remains were once in a shed near where missing 6-year-old Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez lived with his family. Multiple Human Remains Detection Canines alerted officers to the carpet, which was used at the base of a makeshift shed that was on the property until about a month ago. No body or any physical evidence was found, but investigators say they now believe human remains were contained in the shed, before the installation of the patio. The Everman man who owns the property where Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez, who police now believe is dead, lived says investigators are "desperate" and looking in the wrong place.