This is a short video of a squid making an almost unbelievable color change when removed from the water, turning from a dark black to nearly transparent in the blink of an eye, then turning back to black just as quickly when its returned to the water. Mother Nature, am

Because nature isn’t for everyone, this is a video of TikTok user Chloe B having an absolute meltdown while trying to feed an ostrich at a drive-through safari experience. As far as staying cool, calm, and collected goes, Chloe managed none of the three. That look of pure panic on

This is a video of wildlife enthusiast and founder of Ocean Conservation Namibia Naude Dreyer bare-hand rescuing three sharks (the largest being around 40-pounds) and returning them to deep water. The sharks got trapped in a lagoon after sulphur eruptions caused a lack of oxygen in the water and sent

This is a video of a badger chasing hikers and dogs out of its forest with a fearlessness it could have only learned from it’s cousin the honey badger. “GO ON, GET — THESE ARE MY WOODS!” I imagine it speaking in animal while it chased the dogs out. That

This is a short video from TikTok user DeWulver of a group of baby goats playing king of the hill on a blue bucket. How precious is that! I especially liked the one that jumped under the current king of the hill, causing them both to fall off. Now, are

This is an eye-in-the-sky view of Rich Strike’s incredible come-from-behind to clench Kentucky Derby victory. The video starts with the horse in 17th place, at which point it kicks the tires and lights the fires and blasts through the pack into first. The betting odds for the late-entry longshot were

Feel like crying? I’ve got you. This is a video of ESPN sportscaster Scott Van Pelt giving a moving tribute to his dog Otis during SportsCenter’s ‘One Big Thing’ segment. Otis passed at the end of April after yet another battle with cancer. Per Scott: “After the show tonight I’d

Because Mother Nature is freakier than four dudes in a two-man horse costume, this is a video captured by nature photographer David Weiller of a giant red millipede traversing a branch in Madagascar’s Marojejy National Park. Just look at all those legs — there’s like 160+! For reference, I only