This is a video documenting the rehabilitation of Princess Edna, a Pokemon 10-day old mole that was accidentally dug up by a man during garden renovations and reached out to Critter Care Wildlife Society in Langley, British Columbia to care for the animal. Look at those front feet! And I

This is a GoPro video from kayaker Mateo Niclas, who spotted a beluga whale beached in the mudflats of a river in Alaska, and quickly jumped into action to return the animal to the water. With the help of his fellow kayakers and a group of nearby boaters, they were

This is a closeup timelapse video of a praying mantis eating a fly. Please note I used a relatively tame screencap for the photo above but that mantis doesn’t always have the decency to cover it’s face while eating, and it digs into that fly like I would an ice

This is a video of a newly discovered stick insect in the tropical rainforests of Queensland, Australia. The Highlands Giant Acrophylla (Acrophylla alta), measures up to 40cm (~16″) long, and appears to be what many would describe as a big no thank you. This particular species lives in the rainforest

After performing a modified version the classic rubber hand experiment on octopuses, Japanese researchers Sumire Kawashima and Yuzuru Ikeda at The University of the Ryukyus have suggested octopuses may experience a sense of body ownership similar to humans. In the experiment, a partition and fake tentacle were used to cover

This is some home security cam footage of a woman and her niece backyard camping in the bed of a truck when a local raccoon comes to pay them a visit. It sneakily plays tag with the girl’s head until she wakes up. Some more details: Niece is fine. No

Because knowledge is power and if we learn enough we’ll be able to power cars with our brains, this is an informative video from David Goldenberg of Youtube channel MinuteEarth detailing the ancestry of all canines and how they’re related to domesticated dogs. I learned a lot by watching it.

Because video proof is key to preventing a divorce (or, in most cases, causing one), this is a video of TikTok user bikearth_ losing her wedding ring down the gullet of a hungry ostrich. Did they rename the ostrich Gollum afterwards? They better have. Was the one ring ever retrieved?