This is a video of golden retrievers Alfie and Albert trying to earn their dinner with a show, with one leaping and the other performing twirls the whole time their dinner is being prepared. I’d say they definitely earned it, and maybe even a little extra. My dogs put on

In news that’s sure to excite any aspiring shark dentist or ENT, this is a video from diver and film director Zimy Da Kid of a shark grabbing a 360-degree video camera, providing an up-close-and-personal look inside its mouth. I knew there had to be another way besides letting a

This is a video of a woman trying to capture footage of her husky majestically leaping off the porch, which she does immediately followed by a close-up of the dog’s wiener as it pees on her phone. The jump itself is only moderately majestic, but everybody thinks their pet is

This is a video from southwest Florida of an alligator effortlessly bending the bars of an aluminum fence to squeeze it’s chompy head through. It doesn’t bend a hole quite large enough for its entire body though, and gets stuck trying to squeeze its rear legs through. Thankfully (unless you’re

Seen here already deep into the hell no portion of the video, this is a visualization from Global Data (previously), comparing the sizes of both living and extinct sea creatures, from the diminutive to the terrifyingly colossal. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that in the entirety of

Did anybody go see Cocaine Bear? How was it? I’m still waiting for it to come out on a burnt DVD from somebody who filmed it in the theater with a camcorder. Well here to appropriately jump even more sharks in the realm of cocaine based animal movies is Cocaine

This is a video of a seal trainer filming herself feeding a seal when the seal knocks the phone out of her hand, which then slides down the dock into the drink while she scrambles after it. It’s like the last post, but with a different spin. Another man also

Because it’s always a pleasant reminder to see that some people are still out there working hard to do the things that really matter, this is a video of dog trainer Wolfgang Lauenburger (previously) setting the Guinness World Record for most dogs in a conga line, with a respectable 14.