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

This is a video of a precious baby seal learning to swim as part of its rehabilitation at the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan. Man, that seal is ALL EYES. What a cutie. You know I have fairly large eyes too. EIGHT OF THEM. “You’re not a spider.” Yes I am too

Because you’re never too old or too young to not stop believin’, this is a video of a group of Minnesota kindergarteners performing a rendition of Journey’s ‘Don’t Stop Believin’ with lyrics that were rewritten by their teacher Mrs. Tessier with a school and learning theme. You know, those kids

This is a video of Emma the psychiatric service dog letting her owner Tatiana know that her ball is stuck in the pool skimmer. I like how Emma is tall enough to stand on the bottom of the pool all casual-like. My dogs? My dogs don’t like water except for

This is a video from the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston where recent mother Kiki the gorilla reacts to recent human mother Emmelina and her newborn. Emmelina has her five-week old son Canyon with her, and Kiki her newborn son Pablo. Kiki repeatedly tries to caress the human baby’s head

This is a video of a sleeping cat snoring into one of those little voice-changing microphones. Did you forget this is the internet? This is the internet. The sound it makes sounds like a fart you really thought was going to be silent but had an agenda of its own

Because a friend in need is a friend indeed (that means a friend who’s there for you when you’re in need is real a friend, which took me forever to decipher), this is a short video of a cat leaping onto the bed to hug his howling dog friend to

This is a sweet video of TikTok user daycare_mama repeatedly playing fetch with her sister’s neighbor’s dog through a hole in the fence. That is sweet. For reference, neither of my dogs even understands the concept of fetch. They just take the ball or stick and keep running away with