Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe June 6 (UPI) -- Utility officials in Minnesota said nearly 4,000 customers lost power for a time due to a squirrel that wandered into a substation. The Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative said the 7 a.m. Sunday outage in the Prior Lake area was caused by a squirrel that came into contact with substation equipment. Advertisement The company said nearly 4,000 customers lost power for about a half hour. There was no word on the fate of the squirrel. Read More Overturned truck loses 7,700 pounds of frozen pies on Illinois highway Puppy rescued from SUV engine compartment in North Carolina Idaho man wraps niece in newspaper for Guinness World Record