Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe RAYBURN, Pa., June 3 (UPI) -- A pair of bovines slowed traffic on Pennsylvania's Parkway West to have "relations in the road," officials say. Last week, a pig ran out onto the parkway, causing traffic delays, and on Friday, it was the cows' turn, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported. Advertisement A bull and cow were seen at the intersection of Routes 28/66 and Route 85 in Rayburn, "having relations in the road," said Trooper John Corna. "It's right in the construction zone so it's making a big mess out there," Corna said Friday. Police had to call in Pennsylvania Farm Bureau personnel, who coaxed the animals into custody. "We've had cows hit by cars before ... this is a first in my career," Corna said. Read More Cows crash party, drink all the beer Brewing byproducts used to feed cattle More frozen cows found near Colorado spring Rangers consider options for frozen cows Man in cow suit steals milk
