Realizing maybe there’s some truth to the age-old idiom strength in numbers (and horned tonnage), this is a video of a deer running into the middle of a herd of bison to avoid a coyote in Yellowstone National Park. That’s smart. Even smarter? Dressing up like a coyote so it

Note: Check your volume, yelling. Because Mother Nature is everywhere and she’s pissed, this is some helmet-cam footage from a climber in Japan being attacked by a bear. If you watch the footage closely you may notice the bear has a cub with it, so it probably felt it was

Because Winter Is Coming, this is a video of a squirrel (who presumably took a page from my playbook and saved all its work for the last minute) in Canada going nuts(!) ripping pinecones off a tree branch and tossing them down to craftyredhead’s deck below, where it will later

Because nature, uh, finds a way, this is a video of fire ants building a raft out of themselves and their eggs in order to survive flooding. The rafts, which can be assembled in as little as two minutes, consist of the queen’s air bubble trapping eggs on the bottom,

After a 6-month old stray cat was spotted wandering around Fall River, Massachusetts with a small fishbowl (actually a plastic ceiling light cover) stuck on its head, Fall River Animal Control was called, who worked with the Animal Rescue League of Boston to capture the cat and remove the bowl,

This is a video highlighting the life of Fenrir Antares Powers, a Savannah cat whose name is as long as Fenrir is tall, being the current Guinness World Record holder for tallest living domestic cat. Fenrir measures a respectable 47.83 cm (18.83 in) from toe beans to withers (top of

Real-life versions of things: they always turn out way scarier than the cartoon/video game version. Case in point: this real-life Pikachu crafted by model maker Adam of Youtube channel North Of The Border. Terrifying little electric bastard, isn’t it? Definitely not the sort of monster I’d feel comfortable carrying around

Indoor cats: it’s scary when they get out. As was the case when Roxy Heinhorst’s 5-year old tabby Oliver ran out the door when she was leaving for work in a hurry one morning. Only Roxy didn’t realize the cat had escaped until reviewing the doorbell cam footage after returning