This is a clip from The Animal Box Office of a wild chameleon in Madagascar changing its vibrant color through all the hues of the rainbow over the course of three minutes. It goes from orange to pink to green to yellow to blue to grey and finally back to

This is a video of a pet sulcata tortoise named Seamus (aka the Bulldozer and The Crazy Dinosaur on TikTok) vigorously humping a basketball when he decides to bring his new girlfriend inside to meet the family and attempts to come through the dog door. Meanwhile, the family’s actual dog

Note: While both ARE visible in the image above, I’d still recommend clicking HERE to see the whole photo and playing the game the way it was meant to be. Can you spot the predator and prey hiding in this image? The prey I saw immediately, but the predator took

This is a video of a frog that sounds like a woman screaming that kept nearby homeowners up all night. I can hear why. Although I bet it’s just begging for a kiss so it can turn back into a prince or princess. *shrug* I’d take my chances. I mean

Note: Image above has no frog, scroll down for the full image, I didn’t want to make it too easy with a crop. This is a photo of a tree with a well camouflaged frog hiding in plain sight. Can you spot it? I spotted it almost immediately, but I’m

This is a video highlighting the life of 6-year old sulcata tortoise Ethel, who already has the name of a 100-year old despite only being 7. I guess she’ll grow into it. Ethel is outgoing and loves butt rubs (technically rear carapice rubs) from neighbors while she’s out on walks.

This is a clip from Planet Earth III narrated by personal hero David Attenborough featuring a number of male common frogs waking up from hibernation in the French Alps, and immediately racing down the mountain to the breeding pools where females await. Damn, waking up from sleeping all winter and

This is some footage of a pet Madagascar giant day gecko (Phelsuma grandis, I used to have a breeding pair!) shedding its skin and eating it. Waste not, want not, those are valuable nutrients! Now I know what you’re thinking, but no, you should definitely not start picking and eating