This is a short Instagram video of a recently hatched Peruvian dragon mantis swaying on a person’s thumb. When full grown, a female dragon mantis can reach lengths up to 5-inches, and males up to 3-inches. Some dragons! It’s hard to believe these things are real, isn’t it? Mother Nature

This is a video of a playful orange cat performing an interpretive shadow dance on the bed in the sunshine. It reminds me of Peter Pan fighting his shadow. Man, Peter Pan — that kid had it right. Stay young, be imaginative, eat a booger every now and then, and

This is a delightful little video of a man giving his dog a tour of parts of the house the dog can’t normally see because he’s a dog and has neither the hands nor the height for such exploration. Personally, I don’t want my dogs seeing what’s inside the fridge,

This is a video of Rudy Mitchell setting the Guinness World Record for most dogs walked simultaneously by a single person, with a very respectable 38. Rudy walked the 38 rescue dogs for 1km from the Korean K9 Rescue in South Korea in a bid to raise awareness for animal

Because who couldn’t use a healthy dose of heartwarming news *squeezes IV bag for a bonus serving* this is a short compilation video of animal advocate Joe Kay letting shelter dogs know they’re being adopted. Precious moments. And isn’t that what life is all about? “Precious moments?” No, adopting dogs.

In fun problems to have news, this is a video of pet duck Chip preventing her owner Casey from tying her shoes. So is this an argument for or against wearing Velcro shoes instead? Because I would argue against. It could be that Chip either thought the black laces were

This is a video of a man tossing his son into the sunset to reach and pop a giant bubble. How sweet is that? Even sweeter since he caught him afterwards. Because I know dads who would have gotten distracted and forgot they left their kid in the sky. View

This is a video of 13-year old Layla retrieving the last bat of her career with the Clearwater Threshers (a Minor League affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies). Layla has retrieved bats for the team for the past six years, after her owner trained her to fetch beer from the fridge