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China: Rare Rainbow-Colored Clouds Seen Above Xinjiang Ski Resort

A video captured a striking display of rainbow-colored clouds over a ski resort in Altay, Xinjiang, China, on January 11, 2026. Bands of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple stretched across the winter sky above the snow-covered slopes as skiers paused to watch the rare phenomenon. The shimmering clouds lingered on the horizon, creating a surreal contrast with the white mountains below.

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DENMARK - MAKE AMERICA GO AWAY - CAP

Caps featuring the slogan 'Nu det Nu uk – Make America go away' on display at the McKorman store on Nørrebrogade in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 15 January, 2026. The headwear, a play on the Greenlandic capital's name and the Danish phrase for "enough is enough," has become a viral success and is currently sold out following renewed statements from Donald Trump regarding the purchase of Greenland.Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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DENMARK - MAKE AMERICA GO AWAY - CAP

Caps featuring the slogan 'Nu det Nu uk – Make America go away' on display at the McKorman store on Nørrebrogade in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 15 January, 2026. The headwear, a play on the Greenlandic capital's name and the Danish phrase for "enough is enough," has become a viral success and is currently sold out following renewed statements from Donald Trump regarding the purchase of Greenland.Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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China: Dog Pushes Elderly Man’s Wheelchair in Tianjin

On December 20, 2025, in Tianjin, northern China, a video showed a white dog gently pushing a wheelchair carrying an elderly man along a busy road, drawing attention for the touching display of companionship and support.

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China: Man and Golden Retriever Fall From Swing in Henan

On December 19, 2025, in Henan, China, a video showed a man attempting to swing while holding one of his golden retrievers, but the swing tipped, causing both the man and dog to fall. Both appeared startled, and viewers hoped they were unharmed.

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China: Dog Rides Rotating Swing at Amusement Park

On December 28, 2025, in Henan, China, a golden retriever calmly rode a rotating swing at an amusement park, swaying with the motion. The dog, owned by the park operator, appeared relaxed throughout, delighting viewers online.

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China: Dog’s Tail Becomes Calligraphy Brush

On January 3, 2026, in Shaanxi, China, a video showed a woman using her dog’s tail as a calligraphy brush to write the Chinese character “Fu,” symbolizing good fortune, on red paper. The dog remained calm as its ink-dipped tail formed the character, creating a playful and surprisingly neat work of art ahead of the festival.

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UK: Pink Sky Baffles Residents in Birmingham During Winter Storm

Residents in and around Birmingham were puzzled on Thursday, January 8 when the sky turned neon pink during severe winter weather brought by Storm Goretti, sparking speculation on social media that it could be the Northern Lights. The phenomenon was later explained as light from pink LED grow lights at Birmingham City Football Club’s stadium, amplified by falling snow and thick cloud that made the sky highly reflective. Similar sightings were reported in nearby areas as the storm triggered multiple weather warnings across the UK.

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China: Driver Tows Giant Fish Through City Street

On September 16, 2025, passersby in Anhui province, eastern China, were startled to see a white car towing a massive fish. The fish was suspended from the rear window by a rope threaded through its mouth, with its tail nearly scraping the road and its body almost as tall as the vehicle. While some locals speculated the driver was flaunting a trophy catch, others raised concerns over hygiene and traffic safety.

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China: Sheep Chases Boy Through Village in Lighthearted Moment

This was the funny moment a young boy was chased by a sheep along a village road in China. The incident was filmed on December 19, 2025, in Daman Village, Gyirong County, Tibet, showing the boy sprinting down a village path as the sheep followed closely behind. He repeatedly glanced back in a mix of fear and laughter while trying to escape. The boy ran across open ground, with the sheep keeping a steady pace just a few steps away.

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China: Diligent Poodle Collects Bagful of Plastic Bottles in Guangdong

On September 11, 2025, a small poodle named Niuniu was captured on video in Guangdong, China, happily retrieving discarded bottles from the roadside for its owner. With a wagging tail, the diligent dog reportedly collected enough plastic bottles to fill nearly an entire woven bag.

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China: Chubby Cat Squeezes Into Bag, Becomes a “Pillow”

On December 9, 2025, in Henan, located in central China’s Henan province, a video captured a chubby cat squeezing into a white transparent non-woven bag. As the cat settled inside, the bag ballooned into a rounded, cushion-like shape. From the outside, the filled bag looked like a plump tabby pillow resting on the floor. The cat’s body pressed against the sides, stretching the material into a smooth, firm surface. The owner laughed while opening the bag to let the cat out and joked to Chinese netizens that this was a simple way to “make” a fat-cat pillow at home. Viewers commented that the cat’s size made the effect especially convincing.

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China: Seal Performs Rapid Spins in Poolside Performance

This video shows a seal in China performing rapid spinning tricks beside a pool, impressing visitors with its balance and speed. Filmed on December 5, 2025, in Hainan, the seal spins continuously at the pool’s edge during a show, shifting its flippers to stay balanced as onlookers cheer.

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China: Trees Seem Lush in Winter, Revealed to Be Covered in Birds

On December 15, 2025, in Xuzhou, eastern China’s Jiangsu province, a video showed several trees that looked unusually lush for winter. From a distance, their branches appeared thick with leaves, even though most nearby trees were bare. As the camera moved closer, the “leaves” were revealed to be small, round birds packed tightly along the branches. They filled almost every twig, giving the trees a dense, full appearance. Occasionally, a few birds shifted or fluttered, but the overall outline remained like a giant canopy. Chinese netizens admired the scene, saying the living “bird trees” reflected the area’s improving environment.

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China: Golden Retriever Rolls in Snow for Dry Bath

On February 14, 2025, in Liaoning Province in northeastern China, a video captured a golden retriever rolling back and forth in a snowy field. The dog flipped over repeatedly, covering its body with fresh snow. The dog’s fur appeared clean and fluffy as it continued to tumble across the ground, clearly enjoying the motion. Snow scattered around its body each time it turned. The owner explained that the snow in the region is loose and powdery, and that a quick shake removes it without soaking the fur.

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China: Giant Panda Turns Into “White Bear” After Rolling in Snow

On January 21, 2024, in Xi’an, located in northwestern China’s Shaanxi province, a video captured the first snowfall of winter at the Qinling Four Treasures Science Park. Giant panda Qizai played on a slope near a tree. In the footage, Qizai rolled from the higher ground down toward the lower panda house area, turning over several times. Snowflakes stuck to its fur, gradually covering much of its body. By the time it reached the bottom, the panda looked like a round “white bear” with dark patches. The clip highlights the contrast between the thick snow, the enclosure, and the panda’s lively sliding movements.

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China: Lost Wild Leopard Cat Raised by Domestic Cat in Sichuan

On November 24, 2025, in Liangshan, Sichuan Province, a touching wildlife encounter was captured on video. A tiny wild leopard cat cub, separated from its family, wandered into a farmer’s home and began nursing alongside domestic kittens. As the cub grew rapidly, the mother cat struggled to feed her oversized “baby.” Local forestry officials were later contacted to rescue and care for the leopard cat. Chinese viewers called it “the most adorable case of mistaken motherhood.”

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block the A61 Motorway - Castelnaudary

Farmers who are members of the Young Farmers' Union are blocking a roundabout near the A61 highway with farm vehicles and tractors. This action is part of a nationwide protest against the mandatory culling protocol imposed by the government on cattle herds infected with contagious nodular dermatitis (CND). This viral disease, first detected in France in June 2025, has already led to the slaughter of more than 3,000 cattle in over 110 epidemic outbreaks across the country in Castelnaudary; Aude , France on December 17, 2025. Photos by Marie Hubert Psaila/ABACAPRESS.COM