This is Olav the Wolf, a sculpture made from scrap lumber by Copenhagen artist Thomas Dambo. It was commissioned for the Copenhell 2015 music festival. They asked him to make a large, evil wolf, so he made it appear as if it were emerging from the underworld- and named it after a friend who helped him build it. The sculpture had lights inside, so it glowed red during the entire festival. Then by tradition, it was torched on the final night of the festival.

In early June, a semitrailer carrying two thousands pigs suffered a big bad crash on Ohio’s Highway 35 in Xenia. Recently, are residents came across a touching memorial to the pigs on the side of the road that look straight out of the fairy tales!

The Dayton Daily News reported that the houses, modeled out of the Three Little Pigs fable, are made from straw, sticks, and bricks were discovered early Monday morning and have been slowing down traffic and attracting on-lookers.

Even though the Big Bad Wolf huffed and puffed and couldn’t blow these houses down, the local police department did. They removed the houses to avoid traffic accidents and people crossing the highway to take pictures of the houses.

The police and the media wanted to know who built the fairy tale houses, but so far, no one’s squealed.