Two pigs were seen on video escaping a fire at a warehouse in Brooklyn, walking out the door. It was not clear why the animals were in the warehouse to begin with.
Two pigs were seen on camera escaping a fire at a Brooklyn warehouse, but it's not clear what the barnyard animals were doing there in the first place.
The fire broke out around 1:30 a.m. Thursday inside a building along Van Dyke Street in Red Hook that includes several businesses. As firefighters battled the smoke and flames, the pigs were seen walking out the front door.
It was not known why the pigs were inside, but the swine are said to be doing fine and are with their owners in Pennsylvania.
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Three firefighters were also hurt while battling the blaze, are expected to recover.
It was not clear what may have started the fire.
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