Because this dog wants to make it quite clear who’s a good boy, this is a video of a German Shepherd looking dog figuring out how to stack and pick up four tires in a single bite. Impressive! I could almost see the gears turning in his head as he
Because what is the internet if not a human-powered Matrix to deliver an unending supply of cat videos to those who chose the blue pill, this is a video of a kitten enjoying a face full of humidifier mist. Hey — you’ve gotta stay moisturized. Just this morning my girlfriend
This is a video of a group of curious manatees watching a man wearing festive holiday pajama bottoms in his See Through Canoe while he relaxes on the water near Saint Petersburg, Florida. You know, it’s pretty crazy to think sailors actually used to mistake manatees for mermaids, isn’t it?
This is an ultra-sweet video of two extra derby chihuahuas ringing bells to help their owner performing ‘Jingle Bells’. How sweet is that! If I were a computer I would be crashing right now because this is TOO CUTE TO COMPUTE. Precious angels! You know I have a dog that’s
This is a video from a zoo where a buffalo cleverly uses one of its horns to right a turtle that found itself flipped on its back, presumably after trying to climb that tree. The buffalo then smiles at the visitors cheering it on, knowing its done its good deed
Because this world is probably the strangest place you’ll ever visit, this is a video of someone in Hangzhou, China lowering a mitten crab (named because of their furry claws) down on a rope to retrieve a shirt that fell from their balcony while drying. That’s pretty wild. “Quick —
This is a video of three Border Collies enjoying a run in the Lake District of northwestern England and each jumping a road in their own style. One takes the high road, one takes the low road, and one takes the middle-ground, nose-diving into the side of the hill in
Aliens: they are among us. Case in point, this footage of a transparent-headed deep sea barreleye (Macropinna microstoma, aka spook fish) captured by the unmanned rover Ventana as researchers searched for jellyfish. According to scientists at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, they’ve logged over 5,600 dives and over 27,600