This short, GIF worthy video by Marco Wichmann has just gone viral.
What’s more likely to go viral on the Internet than a cat giving a person a hi-five? That’s right, there isn’t anything.
While visiting the National Zoo in Washington, DC, Bob Kovacs caught a precious scene that seems like it was taken right out of a Disney cartoon.
While the mother lion was grooming her cubs, she knocked one of them into the watering hole, apparently for a quick bath. The cub reacted like any feline knocked into water would react. The little guy does not happy.
The video is from over a year ago, but has started to trend recently, garnering 500,000 just this August.
Everyday, more and more evidence is found showing that animals are much more intelligent than we give them credit for.
Be it elephants painting self portraits, or orangutans using iPads to communicate, the creatures of the animal kingdom are constantly showing us how smart they really are.
Dolphins and their whale cousins have long time been considered intelligent, and this latest amazing video only adds another layer of mystery surrounding the mammal ocean dwellers.
While visiting the Mystic Aquarium, artist Scott M Fischer decided to see what would happen if he showed one of the beluga whales, Juno, his sketchbook.
The results are extraordinary. Video of the encounter went viral over the weekend, and currently stands with over 300,000 views.
Dogs will quickly learn where to, and not to, walk when enclosed in an electric safety fence. But this pup learned the very hard way that pee is a definite conductor of electricity.
Being free-spirited, or perhaps because he wanted to show the fence who’s boss, this pup decided to take a wiz directly on the electric fence. And boy was he in for an electrifying surprise.
The video published last September has started to trend this August.
The New York City based Wildlife Conservation Society published this adorable week old nature video at the Bronz Zoo that is covered on CBSNews, NewYorkDailyNews, and HuffingtonPost.
A very precious baby Caribbean flamingo chick takes its first steps with a little motivation from mom. “I can do it mom! Ugh! Leave me alone!”
The scene is memorable of the equally adorable viral video “I need you! I don’t need you!“
