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Brenda Willison, a town crier in Newmarket, Suffolk, England, now holds two Guinness World Records titles: loudest town crier (female) and loudest shout by an individual (female), Guinness World Records announced. On Sept. 9 she cried "oyez" at 105.9 dB (C-weighted), which Guinness compares to standing next to a snowblower or a blasting car horn. She said she had a cold and expects she can get louder.

She has been a town crier since 1987, when the Peterborough paper advertised for one. Unknown to her, her daughter wrote in that if Willison shouted "chips" outside one café at the country park where she worked, people could hear it at the other, a mile and a half away. Since then, Guinness says, she has cried at Buckingham Palace for the Queen Mother's 100th birthday and Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, and at the bridge over the River Kwai in 1995.

Samba, a one-year-old capybara who escaped her temporary enclosure at Marwell Zoo near Winchester, Hampshire, on 17 March, less than a day after arriving, has been filmed for the first time in months, LBC reports. Her sister Tango was recaptured quickly.

Samba was last seen in August. Grainy footage from wildlife cameras, captured on private land earlier this month, gave keepers further evidence of where she is. The zoo, which has also used thermal drones and camera traps, called the recovery "a gradual and carefully managed process" and said frightening her could make her harder to catch. It is keeping her exact location confidential.