Following a drop in their testosterone levels after mating season, all species of male deer shed their antlers in the winter and grow a new pair the coming spring. And this is a rare video of a buck dropping one of its antlers as caught by an Alberta, Canada home’s

This is a video from a home security camera in Soc Trang, Vietnam of a snake trying to follow a child into the house. The man who posted the video says it was a king cobra, which, despite not particularly looking like one (I am an amateur herpetologist), I’m still

This is a video from a hotel balcony overlooking the ocean in Panama City Beach, Florida where a hammerhead beelines it for a man standing in the water, who a fish briefly used as cover to avoid the shark. It certainly looks scary, but it’s pretty clear the shark was

Because even domesticated animals like to act wild, these are two compilation videos (first cats, then dogs) assembled by Youtube channel Funny Video Compilations featuring pets interrupting people’s at-home work videos and news interviews. There are some SOLID interruptions in there, and I highly recommend watching both videos back-to-back with

Because Mother Nature’s freaky-deakiness knows no bounds, this is a short clip of a scorpion with a backful of newborns glowing under blacklight. Why do scorpions glow under blacklight? Scientists still aren’t sure — some speculate it helps them find each other or attract prey. Others believe that they glow

This is a rather unusual video of a woman walking past three horses posing as still as statues to another sleeping on the ground, which starts talking in its sleep after she whispers to it. It also does a little running in its sleep, like you’ve probably seen a dog

Because never give up *insert cartoon of frog choking the stork that’s eating it* this is a video of a small fish managing to swim straight up in a small waterfall streaming from a pipe, while a couple of its friends also appear to defy the laws of physics. How

This is some underbelly footage from a plane dropping as many as 35,000 young fish at a time into remote lakes in Utah’s Boulder Mountain region (elevation: ~7,125 feet) to ensure there’s a healthy population present. I wonder what those fish were thinking. You think they briefly though they were