This is a video from Japan of a bunch of well behaved corgis (and at least one other crazy looking friend) riding corgi shaped floats along their own little lazy river. Must be nice! Me? I haven’t ridden a lazy river in YEARS. And even when I did it really

This is a video from The Voyageurs Wolf Project of a few months-old wolf pups discovering a trail cam and launching their own Scooby Doo style investigation. I like the one that was trying to eat bugs at 0:30, I see a lot of myself in that pup. From what

Reminding me a lot of myself after work with my dogs, this is a video from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Sichuan, China, of a recent panda mother cuddling her cub before the cub is given a vet checkup. Precious moments. Way more precious than the

An annual tradition at the Oregon Zoo, this is a compilation of a number of different animals all enjoying some delicious pumpkin, straight from the jack-o-lantern’s head. it was a fun video to watch, and if raw pumpkin were as delicious as these animals make it seem, maybe I wouldn’t

This is a video from the David Attenborough narrated Planet Earth II, highlighting the sword-billed hummingbird, a hummer that’s evolved a beak longer than its entire body to access nectar no other bird can. Now that is an impressive beak! Semi-related: did you know that in all the animal kingdom,

This is a video of a skunk performing an undeniably impressive defensive handstand right in front of a trailcam. Presumably because it considered that trailcam a threat and wanted to look as much like a voodoo doll as possible. Mission accomplished! You know, I’ve made voodoo dolls before. Did I

Note: Volume on or you are MISSING OUT. In problems I wish I had, this is a video of a pet otter stealing its owner’s breakfast. In this case, some sort of cheesy omelet. I like how vocal the otter is about its thievery. It’s all, “I’M GOING TO STEAL

Note: the website is a little wonky right now while it’s getting fixed, feel free to smack it with a hammer for me. This is a clip from BBC Earth narrated by the one and only David Attenborough highlighting bears furiously rubbing and grinding against trees to help shed their