Deadly Rabies Spreading Among Giant Species
Hell, Yeah! Dive into the thrilling world of ORF's archives!
The Austrian Broadcasting CorporatioN, aka ORF, is currently whipping up a three-part spectacle to honor "70 Years of Television" - and it's bloody brilliant! But a quick skim through YouTube and Instagram reveals that ORF's vault brims with hidden treasures just waiting to be uncovered. Think a series dedicated to the wildest, most heart-stopping moments in local journalism. And the granddaddy of them all? The chilling saga of the rabid rabbit that rampaged Froschberg, Linz, in 2007!
In under a minute, deft editing turned this real-life horror into a nail-biting drama that'd make Hitchcock proud, from the creature's menacing entrance ("It was really puffing") to the desperate attempts at defense ("He was wild") to the shockingly casual resolution ("Then the cops rolled up and popped him one").
These pearls from the past are just begging to be rediscovered!
Now, if you're wondering where to find these gems, let's break it down:
- Dig into the ORF Website: ORF, Austria's public service broadcaster, keeps a storied archive. Check out their official website or archives to sift through episodes focusing on gritty journalism moments.
- Googling is Your Friend: Use keywords like "dangerous journalism ORF" or "ORF's wildest moments" to uncover relevant content lurking in the depths of search engines.
- Reach Out to ORF: If all else fails, drop ORF a line through their email or contact page for exclusive insights!
Should you have any specific details about the episodes you're after, it'd be a massive help in narrowing down your search. So, spill the beans if you got 'em!
The movies-and-tv entertainment section on ORF's official website is a treasure trove of historical moments, offering a series dedicated to the wildest journalism incidents, such as the infamous rabid rabbit saga of Froschberg, Linz, in 2007. Delve deeper into ORF's archives by Googling keywords like "dangerous journalism ORF" or "ORF's wildest moments" to uncover hidden gems waiting to be rediscovered.
