Duhski8 caught a simply precious scene while on safari in the Tarangire National Park in Tanzani. First, a grown elephant crosses the road, followed by a medium sized one.
Then, scampering from behind in the bushes, a tiny, adorable baby elephant runs through the brush to catch up to mom.
“Hey, wait for meeeee!”
While filming for Planet Earth Live in Africa, these BBC cameramen had the special opportunity to get up close and personal with the meerkats they were covering.
After being studied for years, the small mammals have no fear of humans, and simply treat them as a part of the scenery. The video is featured on TheDailyWhat, Gothamist, DailyPicks, and Neatorama.
We may not realize it, but our years and years of watching Hollywood movies and TV shows really does affect our perceptions. And African men are particularly typecast as angry, dangerous, and violent warlords and machine gunners.
These four African students teamed up with MamaHope to show us that not all African men are dangerous lunatics. They like football and studying! The video has gone viral after being featured on Gawker, Reddit, PSFK, and BoingBoing.
DevinSuperTramp, the publisher of extremely popular videos like Puppy Easter, is back from a long trip to Africa. He shows us a glimpse of Africa usually ignored by the mainstream, the Children Of Africa. Check out the original music here.
Invisible Children Inc made headlines last month with their super viralviral documentary, Kony 2012. Now that the initial wave of ‘internet-activism’ has calmed, they have published the second part of the documentary. They attempt to deflect an critism that the campaign was merely a money making mission. Read more on FoxNews, USAToday, and TheDailyWhat.
