He walked his dog on the beach and found a bomb of the Second World War

Garry Wells, a 37-year-old British citizen, decided to take advantage of the weather to walk his dog along the coast of Dorset. But he had never imagined that such a routine march would turn into a discovery: your pet found a bomb from the second world war in the sand.

According to the owner, it all started when the French bulldog he started digging a well in the middle of the shore, out of nowhere. Surprised by the attitude of the animal, who always prefers to play with the ball, he went to see what he was doing.

But, immediately, the dog tried to prevent Garry from approaching, as if I were protecting him from something. Seeing the unusual insistence of his pet, the man worried. Until a mere glance in the distance was enough to confirm what was happening: there was an explosive device.

Given the risk that could mean, Gary called the emergency services. "When I finally managed to get my dog ​​out to see what I had found, I hesitated to talk to the authorities because I thought they might be wasting their time "said the young man at the website. Daily mail.

But when firefighters approached the beach, they discovered that it was a World War II bomb and that he was not detonated. "You did well to call," it was said to the man.

The brigade in charge of this type of artifacts badured that the pump was not dangerous and they removed it from the shore. In turn, they explained that this type of elements existed because this coast had functioned as a training area for landings in Normandy.

The troops trained on these beaches six weeks before the operation, facing Prime Minister Winston Churchill, King George VI and General Dwight D. Eisenhower.