Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs Employees at a miniature course in Duncansville, Pennsylvania, were met with an unusual sight after they noticed that a “prize” was moving inside a claw machine at the Meadows Family Fun Mini Golf venue.Animal officials were called to the scene when the mini golf course workers found not a “stuffed” animal, but a living one.Officials at the Pennsylvania Game Commission shared the discovery on Instagram, posting photos of a woodland creature.RARE ALBINO ALLIGATOR HATCHES IN FLORIDA: ‘ESTIMATED 100 TO 200 IN THE WORLD’The officials shared images of a groundhog hiding in between the stuffed prizes inside the machine.State Game Warden (SGW) Salvadore Zaffuto was sent to investigate and help remove the stuck groundhog, according to the post. A groundhog can weigh as much as 11 pounds, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services.RARE ‘COTTON CANDY’ LOBSTER CAUGHT IN NEW ENGLAND: ‘1 IN 100 MILLION’Groundhogs live near rocky outcrops from valley bottoms to alpine tundra, but they avoid dense forest.For more Lifestyle articles, visit www.foxnews/lifestyleThe lowland animals are surprisingly quick — and are good tree climbers. “Upon approach of the machine (to investigate, not play), SGW Zaffuto saw the stuffed animals move and the groundhog [then] popped its head out amongst [the] prizes,” said the post.Officials called the vending machine company to unlock the machine and safely remove the woodchuck back into its habitat unharmed.Officials joked that “next time,” they hoped “the groundhog [would] just play the game with tokens, and not try to cheat to win the prize.” Fox News Digital reached out to the Pennsylvania Game Commission for additional comment.More Odd News in Lifestyle to check out nowTHE RODFATHER – A Wayne County, West Virginia, man set a new record for the channel catfish by reeling in the catch with a $9.99 hot pink fishing rod he purchased for his daughter. Continue reading…BLAST FROM THE PAST – A Polly Pocket-themed Airbnb estate located in Littleton, Massachusetts, will be accepting guests to stay at the 42-foot “compact” this September. Continue reading…’GOOD GRIEF!’ – Farmers across the United States and Canada have dedicated their corn mazes to the creator of “Peanuts” to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the comic strip. Continue reading…
