From Ohio troopers rescuing a pig from a busy highway to dogs rushing the pitch at a soccer game, here are some of the videos you have missed this week.Ohio troopers rescue pig spotted running near busy highwayTroopers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol made an unusual rescue last week.The body camera videos show the troopers rescue the pig from a wooded area near the highway and put him in their cruiser before he was taken to a local animal shelter.Watch the video in the video player aboveWatch two dogs rush the pitch during a soccer gameAbout halfway through the first half of a soccer match, the game was paused after two excited, adorable four-legged fans made their way onto the pitch.A video from KMOT shows the two dogs running onto the field. But, they didn't cause too much of a disruption. The game was paused for about a minute — providing just enough time for one of the soccer-loving pooches a chance to score a belly rub from a player.Wild video shows fisherman accidentally capture large shark; working to set it freeAn 18-year-old fisherman caught something much bigger than he expected at a beach in Maine.The video shows the man attempting to release a shark that he never intended to catch. Nelson said he did not throw bait in the water or use any tactics that would be considered illegal for fishing.Man saves driver trapped inside burning carEarly Sunday morning, a man was driving home from work, and he saw a flash and a pop in the distance.In a flash, the man approached the car. At first, he tried to wake the driver up to get him out of the car as he dialed 911. But a flame from the car made him really spring into action.The man eventually managed to get the driver over. Video from a bystander captured to heroic moment he pulled the driver through the window and carried him into safety.Mysterious golden orb found on ocean floorA team of deep-sea scientists are stumped after finding a mysterious golden orb on the ocean floor.Scientists aboard the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer were full of questions as they poked and prodded a bizarre iridescent specimen that they found roughly two miles beneath the Gulf of Alaska.