Because, no matter what you’re doing, there’s always room to add a little flair, this is a video of 6-year old Mattea DiGirolamo performing a cartwheel on her run to first base during a recent t-ball game, while six members of the opposing team fail to pick up the ball.

This is a video of an excavator operator taking the time to fill a boy’s toy dump truck with some dirt while the crew is working in the yard (with a country version of Tracy Chapman’s ‘Fast Car’ added for unusual accompaniment). How sweet. Of course if I were that

Proof that distance means nothing to true friendship, these are a couple videos of BFFs Sadie and Rollo catching up by whining and howling at each other over FaceTime. Sadie and Rollo used to live together, but after their owners got places of their own further away, they now FaceTime

This is a video of everybody’s favorite foul-mouthed football captain turned coach Roy Kent (actor Brett Goldstein) hanging out with Elmo and Grover on Sesame Street, and playing a game of hide-and-seek. It looks like it was a good, wholesome time. And with far less cursing than I’m used to

This is some rare drone footage of a North Atlantic right whale nursing and bonding with its calf in the waters of Cape Cod Bay. Now I don’t know about you, but it still boggles my mind that whales have nipples. Granted they’re not traditional external nipples but enclosed in

This is some helmetcam footage of skier Francis Zuber rescuing a snowboarder trapped in a tree well (aka a spruce trap — the area directly under an evergreen’s branches that doesn’t get as much snow as the surrounding area and creates a pit you can fall into and get buried)

These are several videos of the staff of the Oakdale Veterinary Group in California allowing their dogs (including resident dog Mowgli) to walk and run through the wet cement sidewalk outside their newly constructed clinic to immortalize their paw prints. I think everyone can all agree that is super sweet.

To celebrate his birthday, Moose the chocolate lab had some friends over to the park to bark and chase each other and his owner Hannah Helsel made him a pinata that opens with the pull of a dangling tennis ball, and is filled with even MORE tennis balls. Dogs love