Boar enters college campus, injures 1 before being shot

Boar enters college campus, injures 1 before being shot

MATSUYAMA, Japan - A member of a local hunting group stands next to a boar hanging from a ceiling after it was shot by the group in Matsuyama on Jan. 5, 2010. The wandering boar entered the campus of St. Catherine University, where it injured one male staff member, and later escaped into a residential street where it was killed. (Kyodo)

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