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While camping a night adder was found in my sons play area.

This is a road in an area just outside Cape Town, South Africa. There is normally a main road running through here!

This young male lion came wandering into the campsite and had a good look around. What would you have done in this kind of situation?

These two massive male elephants have a little wrestling match to see who is the boss. You can see the size of them when comparing to the SUV in the background. They are massive!

Such awesome close up footage of a magnificent male elephant.

This large herd of elephants having a drink at their local watering hole. Wait until one elephant gives off a loud trumpet and the whole herd reacts.

Hundreds of Indian runner ducks enjoy their morning run. Must see!

This cute Beagle puppy is fascinated by these Indian Runner ducks. These ducks are used to keep the local farms vineyards free from pests and make for fun watching especially if you are still a pup.

Bella could easily be the snoring champion based on this hilarious clip! Too funny!

This young boy has a gift when it comes to snakes. Unbelievable! Check out how calm he is!

The Hognose snake will attempt to play dead when startled by predators. However, there's definitely a plot twist towards the end of this clip!

This awesome footage of a couple of young Leopards hunting a bat eared fox is amazing. The speed of these animals is unbelievable.

There’s nothing like the sounds of summer, birds chirping, bees flying around the flowers and kids playing in the park. The summer weather puts us all in a brighter, more positive mood. But have you ever witnessed a beard nest in summer? Yes, a beard nest. We’ve honestly never seen anything quite like this before! Watch this man’s reaction to having an appealing beard <a href="https://rumble.com/v3qrq9-rosella-birds-hidden-in-fence-post.html" target="_blank">nest</a> for birds in the video below. One man was minding his own business in the park one day before a surprise kicked in. Little did he know, he would be befriending a small bird. It straight climbing onto his thick and curly beard. The bird seemed very comfortable bonding with the man and didn’t seem alarmed as it climbed over his body. The bird then formed a little beard nest and got comfy. The bird seemed thrilled to have found a cosy new (temporary) home in this man’s fine facial hair. We are flabbergasted by this encounter. Seriously, we have no idea what to think. This peculiar looking bird has perched itself onto this here man’s chest and immediately climbs on his luscious, thick curly beard. Research tells us that the bird might be a scissor tailed flycatcher, which is quite common in North America. The bird settles on the guy’s luscious mane and doesn’t move. So what seems to be obvious is that this <a href="https://rumble.com/v4pwo1-puppy-and-birdie-nap-and-eat-together.html" target="_blank">birdie</a> is more than confused in its search for a new home. For some reason this guy's beard is an attraction and a perfect "home" opportunity for this cute little birdie. Once it lands on the man's beard we are just surprised as to how it doesn't notice that it has landed on a living creature, in this case a human. Nevertheless, it made up its mind and it is now starting to imagine its new home inside this dude's beard. The dude, of course, does what every one of us would have done in his stead, have we had a <a href="https://rumble.com/v39fpt-how-to-shock-your-girlfriend-with-cutting-huge-beard-off.html" target="_blank">beard</a> like his. He whips out his phone and starts recording! We were treated with only 30-something second of footage so we cannot know how long the bird was scouting the property, but since it is not an actual bird real estate, we can only assume that it went on with the house hunting because it wasn’t been able to claim the beard as its home but the interaction was sweet all the same. The guy didn’t want to shoo away the bird, instead, he let it do its thing. And he did his thing too, he took out his phone and began recording the encounter to show his friends, because if it’s not recorded like it has never happened. Videos like this just have to be made memorable. Has anything like this ever happened to you? Maybe you have some other interesting video you like to share. Where’s the weirdest place you’ve found a bird nesting? Please let us know what you thought of the video in the comment section.

There are roughly 300 companies that produce wine for the public, but most of them turn to chemicals to mow down their main pest - snails. Grape vines are their kibble of choice, which contaminates the harvest. But one particular company turned to a very obvious and chemical-free way of getting rid of those pests - the Indian running duck. It is a win-win scenario for both the producer and the birds - they feed on the <a href="https://rumble.com/v3r25t-tiny-snails-walking-on-water-upside-down.html" target="_blank">snails</a> and fertilize the soil around the vineyard, keeping the grapes free of the slimy intruders, so that delicious wine can be made afterwards. Vergenoegd Wine Estate in Stellenbosch, South Africa, has hundreds of Indian runner ducks in their employ, helping them remove the grape-eating buggers away from the sweet fruit. Basically, the birds are maintenance free; they get to live free-range, running around countless acres of land, munch of the snails and other pests that might attack the vines and they fertilize the land. The <a href="https://rumble.com/v32rgs-puppy-love-amorous-ducks-attracted-to-dog.html" target="_blank">ducks</a> have been part of the regular workforce on the vineyard since 1984 and the company even has a breeding program for the feathery helpers on site. Visitors at the vineyard get to see what they call a duck parade, when the ducks go to and from the vineyard. They have become a sort of tourist attraction, as they have a specific allotted time every day: 9:45 in the morning and 3:30 in the afternoon. This is what that parade looks like. They are so hilarious to watch as they scurry out for the spectators in attendance. They're just so tall and awkward yet adorable!

Filmed in South Africa. This cool old fisherman has a bond with his seal.

Check out this rare footage of a Cape Cobra going for a swim in the ocean in order to cool down. Looks like we're heading to the mountains this summer!

Check out this amazing footage of a fearless mongoose taunting one of its favorite meals - a cape cobra! It's just another day when you play golf in South Africa!

Boy gets a little shock on the fence while trying to feed a camel.

This cool monkey calls to the crowd to throw him some food and then makes an amazing catch. He has quite the talent!

This helicopter stopped at a local school to fill its water bag with before taking off again to fight a nearby fire. You can see the water bag bouncing around on the ground its so full of water.

These Indian running ducks are on there way to work in the vineyards. There they keep the crops free from bugs and pests. What an awesome sight!

Check out what happens when one of these beautiful birds bites a woman on the lip. The rest of the flock chase it away! Filmed in South Africa.

Filmed in Mozambique (Southern Africa). This massive thunderstorm caught us by surprise. It didn't stop the bad driving though