Ariel Myren was at the National Zoo in Washington DC when she caught an amazing connection between animal and human on camera at the sea lion exhibit.
She noticed a sea lion was ‘chasing’ a little girl for about five minutes when the girl suddenly tripped. She was just fine, but viewers are amazed at how the sea lion immediately stop playing, and seems genuinely worried about his playmate.
Tinzer30 published this home video three months ago, but it has only gone viral now. The young couple took their toddler daughter on her first drive through zoo ride. Their little girl loved feeding the animals, especially the camel, so they took out their camera when they met the desert dwelling creature again.
But after giving the big guy all their treats, the camel was apparently still hungry, and stuck its head into their car. It even nearly placed it’s entire mouth around their little girl’s head.
Thankfully, dad acted fast. “My husband tried to move quick and I think he did a pretty good job while I just screamed!” said mom after the incident.
Now, the video, appropriately titled Bad Camel, has amassed over a quarter million views.
Everyone online knows that cats absolutely love playing and sitting in cardboard boxes. But what about big cats, such as lions and tigers? Do they share the same love for post-consumer content?
Big Cat Rescue was determined to find out, so they gave their very big guests some very big boxes to play with. Now, the ten day old video has exploded online, standing with over 850,000 hits.
If a child was asked, ‘which would win in a fight, a gorilla or goose,’ they would obviously answer the gorilla. But as any grown person knows, size isn’t the only factor in a fight in the animal kingdom.
Zoo staff at the Sedgwick County Zoo caught a stand off between a gorilla and a goose which had flown into it’s exhibit. The two creatures stared each other down until finally, the goose had enough and charged the great ape.
Even more incredible is the fact that the gorilla cowered in surrender. Of course, the camera’s microphone picks up many more out of sight geese.
Perhaps the ape knew better than to mess with one goose of a much greater flock…
This adorably short video was posted five months ago, but has only started to truly trend now, appearing on DailyOfTheDay, DailyPicksAndFlicks, HuffPost, and Neatorama.
Brian V was at the Waikiki Aquarium in Honolulu, Hawaii when he happened upon the endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal exhibit. One seal was spinning in place and now has become a viral star.
