These are several shots captured by Belgian nature photographer Yves Adams in the South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands of a rare leucistic king penguin. Leucism is similar to albinism, but results in only a partial reduction in melanin and other pigments, not total. There are a few more shots

Because the internet can occasionally produce just what you were looking for provided you don’t know what that thing was and don’t wander down the wrong alley trying to take a shortcut *desperately trying to close relentless boner pill pop-up* this a short video from artist LeopARTnik of two black-capped

This is a short video of a cat leaping from the back of its caretaker’s computer chair in order to score itself a pigeon, only to be foiled by the skylight, which is neither sky nor light, but rather a ceiling window. I demand name reform! Based on the fact

This is a video from Chiba, Japan’s Ichihara Elephant Kingdom of a comical looking overambitious seagull repeatedly trying to eat an entire capybara. Talk about having eyes bigger than your stomach! I actually knew a kid in high school that really did have eyes bigger than his stomach. Took up

This is a video from the St. Louis Zoo during a recent snowfall of some of the zoo’s penguin inhabitants taking a field trip to visit the nearby polar bear and grizzly bear exhibits. Now I know what you’re thinking, but the answer is no, dummy, polar bears don’t eat

These are several videos of French artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s traveling museum exhibition ‘From Here To Ear’, which consists of a large room full of 70 zebra finches flying around and playing electric guitars as they perch and peck at the instruments’ strings and visitors walk around enjoying the impromptu jam

This is a video of two waddles of Rockhopper penguins meeting in the Falkland Islands, sharing a few choice words, then continuing on their own ways when one penguin gets mixed up with the other group and starts to leave with them. Thankfully, another member of his crew realizes they

This is a video from Jaigaon, India of a honey buzzard going to town on a bee’s nest for some honey. So, if you were wondering whether the name honey buzzard is a misnomer, the answer is an unequivocal no. And that thing does not give a dang about those