Folks planning to ride from Penn Station into New York City got a surprise this morning when a loose bull showed up on the tracks. His presence caused 45-minute delays as police attempted to corral the large bovine without anyone getting hurt, .

After running through Penn Station, the bull headed back toward the airport before Newark and Port Authority police officers were able to corral it inside a fenced-in lot. Where the bull came from and how it got loose are still unknown. He’s lucky he didn’t get hit by a train while playing on the tracks like that. The bull was captured safely and should be just fine, though, as a local animal sanctuary will be taking him in.

As NBC New York reports, this isn’t the first time a bull has gotten loose in the greater New York City area. , a bull that didn’t like the idea of becoming someone’s steak dinner escaped in Long Island and managed to evade authorities for two months before finally being caught. The 1,500-pound bull ended up being nicknamed Barney by users on social media as he continued to dodge attempts to capture him.

“We’ve tried luring him with a cow, with horses,” Strong Island Animal Rescue’s Frankie Floridia told Newsday at the time. “I’m out here with a [tranquilizer gun], looking for him, and I’m thinking, ‘I’m hunting cows in an Indiana Jones movie.’ It’s just frustrating. The longer it goes, you wonder what happens.”

Back in 2017 another bull got loose, this time in Brooklyn, and headed into Prospect Park to wander the soccer fields. Sadly, he couldn’t convince anyone to join a pick-up game and ended up tranquilized after other attempts to capture him failed. While the two other bulls never injured anyone in their escapes, this one ended up bumping into a stroller hard enough that the two-year-old inside was injured and taken to the hospital to be treated for a minor injury. Skylands Animal Sanctuary and Rescue took him in and named him Shankar.