This is a compilation video from a wildlife camera set up at a beaver dam at Voyageurs National Park in northern Minnesota on the Ontario border of a bunch of the different animals that use the dam to cross the water, not a single one of which bothered to pay

In other home infestation news, this is a clip from Inside Edition about a home in Torrance, California that was invaded by some 1,500 birds that came flying right down through the chimney looking for a place to roost away from predators. Santa birds! You should have closed the chimney

Because life, uh, finds a way, this is a video of Howard James Fyvie and pals trying to rid their home of a baboon infestation in South Africa. Their technique basically involves a bunch of yelling and waving a broom around, so they didn’t really teach me anything I didn’t

This is a video from Tammy’s Oberlin Hobby Farm of goats Alex and Junior trying to figure out how to balance on a see-saw (aka teeter-totter) while the woman filming (possibly Tammy herself?!) laughs hysterically. It’s a really dry laugh — I like that sort of laugh. The kind of

This is a video of Nuggets the myna bird (I believe she’s a common myna, but don’t tell her that) running through her human speech repertoire, saying things like, “Hi, hi!”, “Whatta ya doing? Whatta ya doing?,” and, my personal favorite, “My name Is Nuuuuugets and I’m a big fat

Because YOLO, this is a video of a pigeon casually strutting through some wet concrete and leaving its footprints. I suppose it was either this or carve its name, and it couldn’t find a good stick, or doesn’t know its name. I think we can all learn a lot from

This is what is allegedly the first collar-cam footage from a wild wolf, captured by the University Of Minnesota’s Voyageurs Wolf Project after (I assume) tranquilizing and tagging a wild wolf. The Voyageurs Wolf Project’s goal is to better “understand the predation behavior and reproductive ecology (e.g., number of pups

This is a humorous video of Texas-based Youtuber The Urban Rescue Ranch demonstrating how to effectively deal with a very bitey Rhea named Kevin. But, at least from what I gathered from the video, if you don’t have a plastic trash can lid to push him away with, you’re pretty