Because occasionally the internet strikes gold instead of the usual unpolishable turd (I can’t even convince kids at the local gem & mineral show they’re tiger’s eye!), this is Zoopranos, a video created by Youtuber Smelford Dip of that orangutan driving the golf cart video that’s recently been making its

This is a video from Youtuber My Mountain Husky, who filled his home with 2,000 tennis balls, then set up cameras (including on one dog’s back) and left to see how his huskies Kakoa and Sky would react to this canine version of a very shallow Chuck E. Cheese ball

This is a video from Instagram user mrdonkers (great name) of a man sitting in a sofa chair in a field singing John Denver’s West Virginia classic ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads’ to a group of very attentive donkeys. Except the one facing the other way in the back —

These are several videos of Luckie Duckie, a German Shorthaired Pointer that was rescued at 8-months old deathly emaciated and miraculously made a full recovery (check out his TikTok if you feel like shedding a tear this morning), and now occasionally wears a children’s Jurassic World t-rex dinosaur mask (available

These are several videos of an absolutely adorable three-ringed armadillo at Green Bay, Wisconsin’s NEW Zoo & Adventure Park named Rollie rolling up with some ball pit balls and other toys and popping them out like one of those ball popper push toys. I had no idea armadillos grabbed things

Because your flatscreen isn’t going to just scratch itself, this is a video of a cat attempting to attack some bluejays on television, startling a husky resting nearby, who looks to their owner filming as if to say, “I told you bringing that thing home was a bad idea.” Speaking

This is some rare footage of a small (bell diameter ~1.1-inches) psychedelic jelly (Crossota millsae) spotted by one of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute’s robotic deep sea rovers in the midnight zone, the absolutely pitch black area of the sea from a depth of around 3,500-feet downward. Just look

This is a video from a wildlife camera set up to record penguins (presumably disguised as a newspaper to blend in) that two curious emperor penguins knock over and proceed to stare at in the cutest way possible. Penguins, am I right? They’re like the us of birds. “Speak for