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Oxotic is a Colorado-based business which offers rental “supercars” to brave customers. When one customer scheduled a surprise tour for his girlfriend’s birthday in a Ferrari worth $300,000, his overconfidence proved to be his undoing. Things do not go his way and he takes the sharp turns of the road with way too much speed, ultimately causing this incident. Fortunately, his insurance company ended up paying the entire amount of the vehicle’s replacement value. That would have been one expensive fix if he had to pay for it all himself. Then again maybe he should have payed it so he can learn his lesson. We hope that he still learned his lesson after this frightening incident. What made this clip even more worse was the fact that he was intentionally driving fast around those corners because of his overconfidence. It is OK to be confident when driving as there is some situations where you cannot hesitate, but overconfidence is not a good thing as it can lead to incidents such as this one here. Just be safe and aware when driving. Driving is a privilege and not a right, remember that. Please share this clip with your family and friends to show them the importance of driving safe!

When learning to drive, everyone has something they find extremely hard to overcome. Some struggle with driving in reverse, others with parallel parking. Apparently for this guy, it is the U-turn. How difficult can it be to make a sharp turn and return in the opposite direction? Even if the street is too narrow, you only have to make a few more maneuvers to get out. This dude wasn't too concerned about the consequences of his terrible driving, so when he noticed that he entered the wrong alley, he just made a casual turn to the left and went with it. It doesn't even look like he rolled the wheel far enough, because that is a decent looking street. There's even a parking space across the house, why not use it? He just rolled to the left and drove straight into the house's wooden fence! Watch where you're going, dude! The guy who recorded this incident said: "An idiot with no clue on how to drive attempted a u-turn on my street and ended up running into my fence. My brother and I were watching videos and the security system was up so we watched him run into it, then try to take off. He didn't get far."

A heartwarming footage has emerged of a Husky protecting its pregnant owner's belly from being touched by others in northernmost China. The video, filmed in Harbin City in Heilongjiang Province on December 17, shows the dog barking and trying to bite a woman's hand every time she attempts to touch its pregnant owner's belly. The woman can be heard saying: "Oh my god, I cannot touch. Let me touch it!" Then the owner pats the husky and says to the dog: "It is OK." According to local news, the dog only allowed its owner and her husband to feel the pregnant baby's tummy. It is hilarious how this loyal pet gives a new definition to the phrase 'guard dog' as he watches over his pregnant owner and attacks her lady friend any time she tries to lay a hand on her baby bump. Footage shows woman's friend sitting on the bed next to her and trying to put a hand on her baby bump, but gets a serious warning by the overly protective Husky. Watch as the dog tries to keep the lady away as he barks, stands on two legs and bites to keep her away. This Husky has become extremely protective of the yet to be delivered bundle of joy and noted that the dog hasn't been trained to watch over the unborn baby. Dogs closely observe their owners and their usual patterns of behavior so when owners start to act differently, the dogs notice. The animals can pick up changes in a woman's body language and a change in the attitude of others toward her when she becomes pregnant. Dogs can then become more aware and protective of their owners, even barking at other family members, including the baby's father. Many dogs return to normal behavior once the baby is born, but it's thought to be better to stick to normal routines during pregnancy so dogs don't have to cope with big changes.

Ariana Grande’s eye has been caught by a home made video and for one very good reason. This gentleman has got some mean moves! Meet Tony Restivo, a tile-setter from Toronto who is making headlines worldwide with the dance moves he dropped at a recent site, swaying his hips to Ariana Grande’s hit “Into You”. Tony says that initially he had no idea he is being filmed. "The first 15 to 20 seconds, I didn’t know," he said. "Then from the corner of my eyes, I saw Anthony taping me, and he always tapes me at work when I’m doing something funny." He also says that he is known to bust a move when he thinks his workers could use a bit of a pick-me-up. And boy, are we grateful! "The guys were really quiet that day, and not in good spirits and I just started cranking my music and dancing like I always do," Tony Tiles explained to CityNews. "It’s actually a normal thing, I dance all the time at work, to make the guys laugh and have a good time because our job is hard enough as it is." As with any other humble viral star, Tony also had no idea that his dance video became an internet sensation. That is, until his wife saw in on social media. When he heard that even Ariana herself saw the clip, Tony said that he was glad he made her smile. "If she got a kick out of it, that’s great and I hope everybody else got a kick out of it,” says the dancing king. “In my normal life, this is what I do, have fun with work and life, and go on from there."

Living with a dog is the source of many great experiences, fun anecdotes, and usually a beautiful, long-lasting friendship. However, cohabitation means that conflicts and accidents happen from time to time. We may step on our dog's paw or pull on their tail accidentally, or scold them when they are not at fault. While by all logic we know that our dog loves us and doesn't mind much that we accidentally hurt them, sometimes we still feel bad and want to apologize. A perfect example of an owner trying to make an apology to her dog is this video with Ralphie the Newfoundland. He is so upset with his owner that he gives her the coldest shoulder given by a dog. Though we may think that dogs are just simple animals, they can understand humans well. Ralphie creates positive association with his owner’s words and he knows that saying sorry is a nice thing to hear and it has a pleasing sound to his ears. It is until she says the magic words, "I'm sorry" that he does the sweetest thing one could do. We, humans can totally learn something from our four legged creatures. Ralphie’s owner talks to him calmly and soothingly with a slightly high-pitched voice. Being the sweetest and the kindest dog one will ever meet, he forgives her, climbs in her lap and he is all over her. You can always tell what he is trying to say with his eyes. He is such a lover! Ralphie enjoys her cuddle and now life can take its normal course again.

This is the story that came to us from the author of this video: “I discovered the huge Bald-faced Hornets’ nest on the Hughesnet Satellite Dish. I have been attacked by Bald-faced Hornets in the past and figured the safest way to eradicate them was from behind the screen door while piloting my DJI Phantom 4 Pro. My thought was that the suction from the props would draw them in and be chopped up. I proceeded to fly the UAV near the nest, but the obstacle avoidance prevented me from getting close enough. After switching off the obstacle avoidance, I was able to fly under the nest. I discovered this from flying under the nest earlier in the day before deciding to record the video. I had already got a large number of the hornets on the first unrecorded flight. What I didn't expect was for them to get aggravated just by the sound of me launching my UAV on the second 'recorded' flight. They remembered the noise from the first time and were attacking my camera on the tripod near the nest. Once I was near or under the nest they started attacking the UAV. Then I pounded on the wall of the building to shake the dish to agitate or provoke more of them to exit the nest. By the end, I’d guess I got about 75% of them. A week or two later the remaining hornets were gone. It took about an hour to clean the UAV. Note: No UAV components were damaged during the making this video."

Callie, the energetic terrier, goes absolutely nuts at any mention of squirrels! Watch her totally lose her grip after her owner induces her to an adorable squirrel frenzy! Of course, there were actually no squirrels present, but you get the idea. Most dogs love a good squirrel hunt but chatty Callie gets worked up by just hearing her owner mention them! It should come to no surprise, as Shorty JRTs have been bred for the sole purpose of hunting small game, like foxes and badgers. The are just a bonus! But do not worry, no animal is harmed in the filming of this video. Actually, no other animal was even present at the time of shooting. Although tiny, Jack Russell Terrier dogs can be a real challenge to raise, especially if you are a busy working person. They need excessive amounts of exercise and they have the instinctive need to dig and chew everything in sight! If you are not the kind of person that could take on a puppy like the Shorty JRT, then you might want to consider a cat instead. Nevertheless, this dog breed is very popular and makes a great companion to lots of people that have the time (and energy), and is also great with kids. Plus, they look beyond adorable and are easy learners, which means that they can quickly pick up any trick you teach them.

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Having a cat is an adventure everyday! Stealthy little critters, they love to be petted and played with. But when they lack attention, cats can go commando on your home, running, jumping and chasing invisible foes, attacking the furniture and just making a load of mess all around. They will pounce on anything that moves and seems like it does, because cats are essentially predators and have to take it out of themselves at some point or other. Lauren Jones from Brisbane, Australia knows precisely how destructive a cat can be. The star in this here video is Lauren's Russian Blue cat named Neptune. The footage starts with Neptune, sitting calmly on the floor like an angel, while Lauren takes us on a tour along a trail of toilet paper scattered on the floor, leading to the bathroom. What a mess! It might be a mundane little thing as toilet paper, but that thing isn't so cheap! And it's the nice, soft, cellulose kind! In comes adorable Napoleon to check out his deed, but notices the camera and bows his little head in shame. Kitties will be kitties, you can't help but love them! In all honesty, who can blame him? Toilet paper rolls are the best toys for cats, because the keep moving on their own! Doesn't matter that they make a gigantic mess with it... Share this video if you agree that cats are the most adorable little devils!

When we think about pets, the only things that come to mind are the small animals that we get to keep in our houses. Dogs and cats are the usual suspects, but the list can be expanded to include rodents, birds, lizards, serpents, insects and other things that might not come naturally to you as a companion. We think we can also add cows on the list of animals and creatures that might not strike you as pet material. If you do not believe us, you should definitely take a look at this here clip and see for yourself. It's impossible to deny how happy this cow is when he is called from across a field. Watch him run and jump right up to the fence to greet his human best friend! What a priceless moment. We have no idea how good a cow’s vision is, but one thing is for sure. He may have taken a few good looks over by the fence, before he actually came running to the human like a tiny puppy. Only this is a big puppy with hooves for feet and can’t sleep in the house. Still, the love and respect these two feel for each other is inspiring! He even makes a few bounces before reaching the fence, because yay, it is his favorite human! For a moment there we thought that he wouldn’t stop and just ram himself into the chain-link fence. But the gentle animal slowed down in the nick of time and aligned himself with the fencing, expecting a few sweet scratches. Who wouldn’t love a pet like that?