This short video by Korean YouTuber 형철 박 has gone viral, garnering over 200,000 views in just one day. While walking down the street, the cameraman came upon an owl on the ground.
He prodded the apparently dead bird in jest, saying, “Mister, mister please wake up. Wake up,” but never expected the bird to open its eyes, and then flutter away.
This short yet sweet video by B Rogers has exploded since debuting over the weekend. While going for a stroll in the park, Rogers noticed a seagull splashing in a puddle. Soon, it appeared that the bird was tap dancing. Now, the video stands with over 350,000 hits.
Kerry Pitter‘s great dane Hugo is definitely great in size, but don’t let that fool you. The fourteen month old pup is such a tender thing, he seemed an utter nervous wreck when meeting the new member of the family, an adorable four day gosling.
To make matters cuter, the baby goose didn’t seem the least bit nervous about the huge carnivore just centimeters in front of it.
The two month old video is featured on SayOMG, TastefullyOffensive, and HuffPostUK.
In general, the police has a pretty bad name on the Internet, with countless videos of police brutality having gone viral.
But the Portland Police are set to change that. On a regular drizzly day, Portland Police Traffic Officer Mark James caught a car doing 52 in a 35.
He quickly set out to catch the speeder, but was interrupted by a mother duck and her ducklings taking a stroll in the middle of the road.
The kind-hearted officer safely escorted the family of fowl into a ditch where they promptly swam away. And so did the speeder.
Oh well.
Now, the day old video has gone viral, quickly garnering over 100,000 hits.
There’s no question that plastic bottles are a huge environmental issue. But many people don’t realize just how serious the situation is.
In Australia, for example, birds are starving to death. Not because there isn’t plenty of fresh food for them, but rather because of the plastic bottles that have littered the coastline and peppered the beaches.
The birds often confuse the bits of plastic with real food, and after a while, they literally starve to death with a belly fun of plastic.
Environmental group Greenpeace Australia wants to curb this serious matter by enacting a 10 cent recycling refund scheme found in countless other Western countries.
They claim the program has been proven to stimulate recycling, as a similar program in South Australia has been in effect for 30 years, “saving tens of millions of plastic containers from ending up in our beaches and oceans.”
But soft drink behemoth Coca-Cola has just won a court case stopping the recycling scheme from becoming law.
As their way to stand up to the man, Greenpeace Australia has made this Stop Coca-Cola From Trashing Australia advert to spread the word.
Already, the video has collected over 800,000 views in just a week.
