Note: Check your volume, wind. Also a little appropriate cursing. This is a video of a man filming some pelicans (first trip to the beach, huh?) when a dolphin decides there isn’t enough shit in the water already and races towards him like a shark during a feeding frenzy. That

These are several videos of a sugar glider named Titan Bool leaping from heights to glide and land on his owner’s hand. For those of you unfamiliar, sugar gliders are small gliding marsupials native to Australia, and can glide like flying squirrels (which are rodents and not related, but an

This is a short video of a young great horned owl spotted by school network administrator Eric Lind at his parents’ house in Eureka, Illinois, that had stolen a child’s toy hobby horse and was flying around the neighborhood with it like a witch on her broomstick. Eric pointed out

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,

Appearing almost as if they’re paint-splattered, this is a video highlighting the very colorful rainbow eucalyptus tree (Eucalyptus deglupta), native to the Philippines, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea. The tree features multi-colored back that’s hard to believe Mother Nature didn’t create while on acid. Probably because she was, or at