Norway
A lightning strike in Norway has killed more than 300 reindeer.
In what wildlife officials are describing as an unusually large natural disaster, aerial footage showed the animals bodies scattered across a mountain plateau in the centre of the country.
The incident is said to have happened during a violent storm.
Norway’s Environment Agency says reindeer usually huddle together during bad weather, which could explain why so many were killed.
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