AI SUMMARY: At approximately 11:56 AM, California Highway Patrol dispatched reports of two horses in the roadway on Highway 101 North in Humboldt County, causing significant traffic buildup. The horses were initially blocking both southbound and northbound lanes, with efforts to manage the situation ongoing. By around 12:00 PM, one horse and one pony were moved to the right-hand side of the road, while two horses remained in the roadway. Over the following minutes, additional reports indicated the presence of two horses and a donkey on the right-hand side southbound near Jso Miranda, prompting closure of one or more lanes on both the southbound and northbound sides. Lane closures were implemented gradually, with the southbound lanes fully reopened by approximately 12:29 PM, and the northbound lanes subsequently re-opened, allowing traffic to resume normal flow.

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